Solferino Re-Genera

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About the Communities

  • Forming
  • Spanish
  • Ecological
  • Rural

Founding year

  • 2015

What we do

Solferino en la actualidad es un pueblo de 1800 habitantes, ubicado en la zona norte del Municipio de Lázaro Cárdenas en el estado de Quintana Roo, su historia nace como una zona azucarera de la ex hacienda “Lab Kah” (Pueblo viejo), hoy Solferino monte bravo y San Eusebio. En la antigüedad se le dió el nombre a la zona maya como Yum Balam, que en maya significa Señor Jaguar, cuenta con un clima cálido húmedo, zona de manglar, humedales, selvas bajas y medianas. Es hogar de una biodiversidad única entre flora y fauna. En Solferino se han ido localizando diferentes tipos de vegetación, como por ejemplo, las selvas medianas, que abarcan árboles de chicle, ramón, cedro y chaca, tintales, que son selvas bajas en donde abunda el palo de tinte, es el hogar de varias especies de felinos silvestres tropicales, como el jaguar, el puma, el ocelote, el margay (pequeño tigrillo) y el jaguarundi o gato de selva. Solferino es un pueblo muy antiguo, donde en el año 1670 se empezaron a crear los primeros asentamientos humanos, en la época de la colonización española de México, cuando grupos afrodescendientes empezaron a migrar para la explotación de palo de tinte, especie endémica de la zona, por su color rojizo calizo y que poco a poco sus habitantes empezaron a sembrar y cultivar alimentos como el maíz, el frijol, calabaza, también dedicaron gran parte de su tiempo a la cacería y pesca para abastecerse de alimentos. Con el “Porfiriato” (1876-1910), es cuando la tierra se entregaba en concesión a empresas agrícolas, constituyéndose de esta manera grandes latifundios como la Compañía Agrícola, que ocupaba una extensión gigantesca de terreno en el noreste de la Península.

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  • Ecological
  • Languages
  • Spanish
  • English
  • Community type
  • Ecovillage
  • Intentional Neighborhoods
  • Land-Based Communities
  • Activities
  • Education

Commemorative dates

  • January 1, 2015
  • Started planning
  • January 1, 2020
  • Started living together

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Healing Love Healing Money: Trust As The Foundation For A New Culture

Money, love and power are among the hardest things any community works with, and many of us carry the same fears into both: not having enough, losing what we have, and the sense that if someone else gets money or love, we won’t. Healing Love, Healing Money: Trust as the Foundation for a New Culture is taught by two intentional communities. Karen McAllister and Duncan Cryle are from Clear Sky Meditation and Retreat Center, a Buddhist-lineage community in the BC Rockies. Monika Alleweldt and Benjamin von Mendelssohn from Tamera Healing Biotope, a community of about 160 people in southern Portugal that has spent decades studying love, trust and relationship. Clear Sky has spent years working on its relationship with money, and our two communities found surprising parallels in the fears beneath both. Over four sessions we explore the roots of fear around money and belonging, love, possession and power, trust as infrastructure (community as a container for healing), and ethical livelihood. We use short meditations, body-based practices, reflection and small-group conversation. You do not need to be in a romantic relationship or live in community. When: October 27, Nov 3, 10, 17. All four sessions: 12–2pm Vancouver, 1–3pm Alberta, 7–9pm UK and Portugal, 8–10pm Central Europe. Note: US and some Canadian provinces change clocks on November 1, so the US west coast is 12–2pm on October 27, then 11am–1pm for the remaining sessions, and Eastern is 3–5pm on October 27, then 2–4pm for the rest. Cost: sliding scale Details and registration: https://www.clearskycenter.org/event/healing-love-healing-money-online/  
October 27, 2026 13:00 – November 17, 2026 15:00
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Heart-centered, nature-loving unschooling family seeking a community to land with for winter 2027

We’re a German-American family who left conventional life about four years ago to live in line with our values: freedom, connection, nature, and spirituality. We started out as worldschoolers, moving every month or two. That taught us a lot, including that too much movement leaves a family rootless. Since then we’ve been looking for the balance between adventure and belonging. We found a taste of it on a multigenerational farm community in Austria, and we’re now living alongside a small community in Norway. For January to March 2027, we’d love to spend a season inside a community that feels like home. What we’re hoping for A community with teenagers and a culture that welcomes self-directed learning, where unschooling is understood and not just tolerated Nature at your doorstep (forest, land, animals, or garden) Some shared meals, perhaps shared rhythms, and real relationships, not just a place to park A spiritual or reflective thread, whatever form it takes for you An opportunity to get to know your community by giving back (although we can’t do a ‘full’ volunteering program as we have the past three years – ie: Workaway- because we have meetings online that take up too much of our time to volunteer full time)  What we bring Resilience and emotional wellbeing. I’m an online resilience coach with a BA in Developmental Psychology, certified in HeartMath®, and an experienced yoga and meditation teacher. I can offer community sessions in nervous system regulation, stress resilience, and meditation, and support for parents and teens. Experience raising three children in a nomadic, family-centered lifestyle, including years of travel across Europe. Open, adaptable, and grounded. We’ve lived in many settings and adapt quickly. We show up as contributors, not consumers. Unschooling and homeschooling know-how. We’re glad to share what we’ve learned, especially for families navigating legal and practical questions in Europe. Many other shareable skills: carpentry, sourdough bread baking, food fermenting, music making, dad-joke-telling, drone pilots, cookie bakers, food preservation and much much more.   We’re looking for a mutual fit, not just a bed for the winter. If our story resonates and you have space or know someone who does, we’d love to hear from you. Tell us about your community: your values, your daily rhythm, and what you’re hoping for from the people who join you.
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