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Helping Your Local Economy Thrive
Winter 2006 – Issue 133
Table of Contents: How a Steady State Economy Can Change Our Lives — An Abundance of Small, Sustainable Solutions — Our Own Money: Recipe for Healthy Local Economies — Local Currencies — How Ecovillages Can Grow Sustainable Local Economies — When We Should Use “Blocking Power” — Seeking Community — Founding Community
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Will You Live Your Elder Years in Community?
Fall 2006 – Issue 132
Table of Contents: Good Meetings — Community Where You Are — Seeking Community — Founding Community — Living in Community — The Giant Sea Turtle in Our Shower — Ecotopia in Japan? — Graying in Community — Healing in the Common House (With a Little Help from My Friends) — Elder Cohousing—An Idea Whose Time Has Come? — Publisher’s Note: “Ruth” or Consequences — Ecovillages Worldwide: The Palestinian with a Green Thumb — Federation Update
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Good Works in Community
Summer 2006 – Issue 131
Table of Contents: Prescott’s “EcoHood” — Start a Neighborhood Newsletter — Intern at an Ecovillage — The Overly Powerful Community Member — When Oprah or Geraldo Call . . . — Seven Months in the Gulf — “How Can We Help?”: The Farm’s Plenty Organization — Building Bridges of Clay, Mud, and Straw — I Can Do It Because I Live in Community — Communities That Serve Others . . . and Love Doing It — It Shows Our Neighbors We Want to Contribute — Heirloom Gardens, Clean Water, and No GMOs
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Peak Oil and Sustainability
Spring 2006 – Issue 130
Table of Contents: Community Survival During the Coming Energy Decline — An Energy Primer: How We Consume Our Ancient Sunlight — Peak Oil and Community Food Security — City Repair and the Opportunity of Peak Oil — Peak Oil as “Opportunity”? — Helping Friends and Neighbors Prepare — Preparing For A Post-Carbon World: Why I´m Joining O.U.R. Ecovillage — Living the (Almost) Petrol-Free Life
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Urban Communities & Ecovillages
Winter 2005 – Issue 129
Table of Contents: The Village Can Save the City — Our Sustainable Urban Acre — Living the Good Life Downtown — An Urban Ecovillage of the Near Future — A Farm Grows in Portland — A Home-Grown Ecovillage on Our Street — “Urban Biotope” — Ask the Experts: What Do You Do When . . . ?
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Resolving Conflict in Community
Fall 2005 – Issue 128
Table of Contents: Trust, Connection, and Clear Agreements — The Gifting Circle: A Communication Process that Feels Good — 71 Ways To Build Trust & Connection or Reduce or Resolve Conflict — Our Toughest Membership Decision Ever — Ask the Experts: What Do You Do When . . . ? — Creating Community Where You Live — How Walnut Street Co-op Financed Its Property
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The Face of Cohousing in 2005
Summer 2005 – Issue 127
Table of Contents: The Face of Cohousing in 2005 — The Next Phase: Senior Cohousing — What Have We Learned in Five Years? — Cohousing to EcoVillages: A Global Feminist Vision? — A “Green” Architect Falls in Love–With FrogSong Cohousing — Joining A Cohousing Community: Risks & Rewards
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The Arts in Community
Spring 2005 – Issue 126
Table of Contents: 101 Art Projects Your Community Can Do — Painting and Dancing for Community Spirit — Creativity as “Learning Game” — Confessions of a Process Warrior
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Life After Student Coops
Winter 2004 – Issue 125
Table of Contents: What I Learned Last Summer — Ruined for American Culture — Now I Want to Join a Community (or Maybe Start My Own) — The Toughest Issue We Ever Faced
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Spiritual Community
Fall 2004 – Issue 124
Table of Contents: Avoiding Spiritual Community — Rocky Mountain High — On the Edge of the Abyss — Spiritual Beings, Material World — Do We Really Value “Diversity”?
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A Day in the Life
Summer 2004 – Issue 123
Table of Contents: By the Plume of Popocapetl — A Spring Day in Portugal — La Caravana Arcoiris por la Paz — Piligrimage in a Desert Monastery — How to Really Support Ecovillages (Not Just Hugs and Theories).
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Community Seeker’s Guide
Spring 2004 – Issue 122
Table of Contents: My Marathon Tour of Communities — Planning a Community Visit — Tips for Guests & Hosts — When and Why to Block Consensus — Seeking Community in New York City.
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Thriving in Community
Winter 2003 – Issue 121
Table of Contents: Still Thriving After All These Years — Finding My Heart at Camphill Soltane — Ecology in Community: Commitment to Place — Living the Spiritual Quest of Elder Years.
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Directory Update
Special 2003 – Issue 120
Table of Contents: Directory 2000 Third Edition Update. Note: this issue was produced solely as an update to the Third Edition Directory.
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Right Livelihood in Community
Fall 2003 – Issue 119
Table of Contents: Recipe for a Thriving Community — Healthy & Unhealthy Communal Economies — Right Livelihood in a Camphill Village — Redwoods, Rugged Cliffs, & Mineral Baths — Developing Trust in Communities.
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Lovers in Community
Summer 2003 – Issue 118
Table of Contents: Make It or Break It — Breaking Up (While Staying in Community) — Living Outside the Box — Relationships in the Crucible — Lovers, Friends, and Parents — Relationship by Consensus.
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Ecovillages: What Have We Learned?
Spring 2003 – Issue 117
Table of Contents: What is an Ecovillage — Creating ” — Ecovillage Zoning” — with Local Officials — Why Urban Ecovillages are Crucial — A 73-Year-Old Ecovillage in the Land of Ice and Fire — Accountability and Consequences.
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Can We Afford To Live in Community?
Fall-Winter 2002 – Issue 116
Table of Contents: Inventing a Rural Community Economy, Business by Business — The Making of a Community Entrepreneur — Developing a Hybrid Economy — ” — Family Style” — Income-Sharing — No Funds? How One Community Did It.
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The Heart of Sustainability
Summer 2002 – Issue 115
Table of Contents: Sustainability in the City of the Angels — The Haybox Cooker — Everybody Loves Strawbale.
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What Do Children Learn in Community?
Spring 2002 – Issue 114
Table of Contents: Community-Based Education: Superior to Public Schools? Self-Reliance, Self-Esteem, and Social Confidence — A Place in the Tribe — Low-Cost “Health Insurance” for Communities–Or Anyone Else.
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Communication & Process
Winter 2001 – Issue 113
Table of Contents: Getting Real–Ten “Truth Skills” — Birthing Co-Creative Community — Towards Clarity & — Honesty — True Consensus, False Consensus — Agenda Planning-Making Meetings Flow — The Fine Art of Giving & — Receiving Feedback.
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Multigenerational Community
Fall 2001 – Issue 112
Table of Contents: To the Ecovillage! — It Takes All of Us — Elder Leadership in Cohousing — What Can You Expect of Me as a Community Elder? — Seriously Seeking Community, Part II — Myths About Intentional Community.
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Creating “Magic Culture”: Appropriate Technology & Intentional Community
Summer 2001 – Issue 111
Table of Contents: In a Hawaiian Rainforest… Living the Good Life — Going Solar? Making It Happen — Moderating the Vocal, Encouraging the Shy, Equalizing Participation in Meetings.
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Student Housing Co-ops: What I Really Learned in College
Spring 2001 – Issue 110
Table of Contents: I Was a Teenage Homeowner — High Rent and No Voice? No Thanks — Who Says We Have To Move Out?
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Decision Making in Community
Winter 2000 – Issue 109
Table of Contents: 20 Things You Can Do To Improve Meetings — Multi-Winner Voting — Sociocracy at Ecovillage of Loudon County — When People Miss Meetings — Using Dynamic Consensus to Empower Ourselves — 12 Myths of Consensus.
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Let’s Go! Learning Opportunities in Communities
Fall 2000 – Issue 108
Table of Contents: “Wilderness Is Our Classroom” — Designing My Own Education for the “Ecovillage Millenium” — Communities Where You Can Learn — The Rainbow Family Diaspora.
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Song, Dance, & Celebration
Summer 2000 – Issue 107
Table of Contents: What Creates “Community Spirit”? Dancing for Peace, Joy, and Community — Community Spirit after Cohousing Move-In — How Rumors Can Ruin Community Friendships — Finding New Community Members — Your Publicity Toolbox.
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Cohousing: Building Community One Neighborhood at a Time
Spring 2000 – Issue 106
Table of Contents: Finding the People, Finding the Money — Community “Process” Issues vs. Development Issues? — Building Green Community on a Budget — Conflict — Community Member as “Lightning Rod”.
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Transition & Change: The Hard Road to Accountability
Winter 1999 – Issue 105
Table of Contents: Death & — Rebirth at Skywoods — Emissaries of Divine Light — Communities in the 21st Century — Finding New Community Members — Leadership Dynamics in Community.
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Conflict & Connection: Assessing Community Well-Being
Fall 1999 – Issue 104
Table of Contents: Living “Naka-Ima” at Lost Valley — Assessing Community Well-Being — A Healing Impulse — About Open-Hearted Listening — Working With Difficult Behaviors in Meetings — Nonviolent Communication — Transforming Conflict and Enhancing Connection.
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Walden Two Communities: Where Are They Now?
Summer 1999 – Issue 103
Table of Contents: Science of Behavior, Si! (and What Is It?) — Growing Up at Los Horcones — Path with a Behaviorist Heart — Communal Child Rearing at Twin Oaks — Damanhur: A Magical Mystery Tour.
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Health & Healing: Community is Healing
Spring 1999 – Issue 102
Table of Contents: Patch Adams on Health & — Healing — Is Community Good For Your Health? — Staying Healthy in Community — Community Medicine Chest — Loving to the End — “Everyone Feels Useful Here” — Toxic Emissions, Toxic Omissions.
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Communities, the Millennium, and Y2K
Winter 1998 – Issue 101
Table of Contents: The Year 2000: Social Chaos or Social Transformation? — How Communities Are Preparing — How I “Got It” About Y2K — Home-Made Power — Making Our Own Sustainable Local Economy — Patch Adams on the Movie “Patch Adams” — The Millennium Last Time Around.
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Political Activism in Community
Fall 1998 – Issue 100
Table of Contents: Health Care as Politics in Ecuador — Risking Jail, Creating Community — Organic Growing, Activism, and the Good Life — Following the Lord … Into Chicago Politics — Patriot Survivalists on an Idaho Mountain — Compassion & — Political Correctness.
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Sustainable Communities
Summer 1998 – Issue 99
Table of Contents: Living the Permaculture Dream — Building Design That Fosters Community — What Does Your Land Say? — Building with Mud! — Use It Again, Sam: Salvaging Building Materials — Using the Internet to Find Your Community.
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Values, Vision, and Money: Manifesting Our Dreams
Spring 1998 – Issue 98
Table of Contents: Money as “Shadow” Issue at Findhorn — Identity and Money at Shenoa — Social Class & — Money in Community — How Much Is Enough? — Investing in Your Values — Confronting the Petty Tyrant.
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25th Anniversary Issue
Winter 1997 – Issue 97
Table of Contents: Lessons from the Communes — The Way We Were — The “Shadow Side” of Community — “No Bad Vibes” — What Price Community? — 25 Years Older … 25 Years Wiser?
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Breaking Bread in Community
Fall 1997 – Issue 96
Table of Contents: Food Fight! — Dinners at the Sharingwood Cafe — Kashrut and Compromise at Ofek Shalom — Wildcrafting in Our Yard — Growing Your Own & — Selling It, Too — Tastes of Short Mountain — Dining in Cohousing.
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Sustainable Building and Design
Summer 1997 – Issue 95
Table of Contents: Building with Nature, Earth, and Magic — How Not to Build Your Community Home — Whole-Systems Design for Earthaven Village — Recycling Old Buildings at Mahantongo Spirit Garden.
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Making a Living
Spring 1997 – Issue 94
Table of Contents: Boss? What Boss? — Profit is Not a Dirty Word — Creating Value-Added Products — Making It On Our Own — Work & — Commitment in Two Communities — Telecommuting — Making a Living or Making a Life.
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Celebrating Arts & Creativity
Winter 1996 – Issue 93
Table of Contents: And the Tree of Life Rises — The Flowering of Art at East Blair — Chaos, Control, & — the Courage to Create — Community as Performance Art.
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Christian Communities Then and Now
Fall 1996 – Issue 92
Table of Contents: Southern Hospitality, “Cotton Patch” Style — Where Have All the (Seventies) Communities Gone? — Authority and Submission in Christian Communities.
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Ecovillages
Summer 1996 – Issue 91
Table of Contents: What Is an Ecovillage? — Setting Up an Ecovillage Where You Are — Planning and Zoning-Encouraging News — Ecovillages in Ithaca, Israel, Canada, Scotland, Senegal.
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Diversity, Homogeneity in Community
Spring 1996 – Issue 90
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Growing Older in Community
Winter 1995 – Issue 89
Table of Contents: Choosing to Age in Community — Supporting the Aging Process in Community — Listening to the Wisdom of Our Elders — Stephen Gaskin on Rocinante — “Benevolent Dictators” in Community?
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Intentional Communities & “Cults”
Fall 1995 – Issue 88
Table of Contents: What Really Happened at Waco? — Creating a Network of Reunion.
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Love, Romance & Sex
Summer 1995 – Issue 87
Table of Contents: Community Ideals & — Personal Loves — Re-Sacralizing Marriage — Smorgasbord of Alternatives — ZEGG — Healing from Sex/Power Abuse in Community — Spiritual Growth & — Multiple Relationships.
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Nurturing Our Potential
Spring 1995 – Issue 86
Table of Contents: “We Have to Keep Growing?” — Toward Gender Harmony — Challenge of Conflict — Aikido — Gestalt Practice — Multiple Parenting.
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What We Have Learned
Winter 1994 – Issue 85
Table of Contents: The Transition at King View Farm — Co-op Wars — A Closer Look into “Cults”.
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Growing Up in Community
Fall 1994 – Issue 84
Table of Contents: Idyllic, Nurturing, Humorous, Confusing, and Frightening Aspects of Community Childhood – In Commune, Kibbutz, The Farm, Charismatic Christian, Bruderhof, Political Activist, and Secular Egalitarian Communities.
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Celebration of Community: Highlights of the Aug 1993 gathering, Olympia, WA
Summer 1994 – Issue 83
Table of Contents: Kirkpatrick Sale/Bioregionalism — Dorothy Maclean/Findhorn — Corinne McLaughlin/Leadership — Gordon Davidson/Spiritual Economics, Noel Brown/Environment — Founders Panels.
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Women in Community
Spring 1994 – Issue 82
Table of Contents: Women at Twin Oaks, The Farm, Shannon Farm — Women in Bruderhof, Hutterite, Shaker, Oneidan, Mormon, Owenite Communities — Maggie Kuhn.
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Vision & Leadership
Spring/Summer 1993 – Issue 80
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We’re Back
Winter 1993 – Issue 79
Table of Contents: FIC Highlights — Directory Update.
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1990-91 Directory of Intentional Communities
November 1990 – Issue 77
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Education in Community
Spring 1990 – Issue 76
Table of Contents: Twin Oaks Childcare Program — Cooperative Alternative Education — Stelle Children and Education — Mt. Madonna School, Centrepoint Community, Camphill Villages, The Farm School.
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Planetization
Summer 1988 – Issue 75
Table of Contents: Gaian Politics, Faith for the Planetary Age, Green Movement, Eco-Feminism, Deep Ecology, Christian Stewardship.
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Urban Middle-Class Communes
Summer 1987 – Issue 74
Table of Contents: Sirius — Clairemont Project — Ozark Regional Land Trust — Aprovecho & — End of the Road — Alternative Special Education — Findhorn.
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Federation of Egalitarian Communities – Ten Years
Winter 1987 – Issue 73
Table of Contents: Social, Gender, Political, Organizational Issues.
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Model Communities
Summer/Fall 1986 – Issue 71
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Travelling in Community
Spring 1986 – Issue 70
Table of Contents: San Francisco Bay Area — Co-ops — Clinics — Housing — the Cheeseboard Collective.
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International Communities
Winter 1986 – Issue 69
Table of Contents: South Africa — Appropriate Technology for Developing Countries — Community Homes for the Mentally Disabled — New Zealand — Windstar Foundation.
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Historic Communal Societies
Fall 1985 – Issue 68
Table of Contents: The Shakers — Harmony — Zoar — Amana — the Mormons, Icarians, Fourier-ists, and Llano.
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Technology in Community
Summer 1985 – Issue 67
Table of Contents: Sunrise Ranch, Ponderosa Village, Windstar, High Wind, 100 Mile Lodge, Stelle.
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Directory 1985/1986
Spring 1985 – Issue 66
Table of Contents: Builders of the Dawn — Stelle — Rainbow Gathering.
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Greenham Women’s Peace Camp
Winter 1984 – Issue 65
Table of Contents: The Farm — Education for Cooperation — Justice in India — Spiritual Fraud — Jubilee Partners.
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Social Notes
Fall 1984 – Issue 64
Table of Contents: The Great Alternative Life Group — Old Folks in a Future World — Case Against Consensus — Kibbutz and Education.
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Living in Community
Summer 1984 – Issue 63
Table of Contents: Stelle, Emissaries of Divine Light — Peace Efforts in Nicaragua — Democratic Management.
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Progressive Economics & Politics
Spring 1984 – Issue 62
Table of Contents: Co-op Housing — New Ideas for your Community and Kibbutz Society.
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Parenting, Childcare, & Education
Winter 1984 – Issue 61
Table of Contents: Co-op Housing — Syracuse Cultural Workers — Planning.
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Gatherings 1983
October 1983 – Issue 60
Table of Contents: Michigan Public Schools — Solidarity.
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Computers: Are They For You?
July 1983 – Issue 59
Table of Contents: Cooperative Arab/Jewish Settlement — Volunteer Service — Holistic Living — Growing Pains.
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Co-op America Debut
April 1983 – Issue 58
Table of Contents: Catalog — Sisterfire — Consumer Co-op Bank.
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Women in Business
February 1983 – Issue 57
Table of Contents: Feminist Therapy — Audubon Expedition — Science Fiction — Peace Movement.
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10th Anniversary Issue & Directory 1983
December 1982 – Issue 56
Table of Contents: Best of Communities.
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Building Economic Democracy
October 1982 – Issue 55
Table of Contents: Co-op Bank — Legal Network — Workers Trust — Worker Buyout — Unions.
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Peace
June 1982 – Issue 54
Table of Contents: Bright Morning Star Interview — Social Activism — Community Land Trust — Meg Christian — Kibbutz.
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Spiritual Communities
April 1982 – Issue 53
Table of Contents: Lama, Sirius, The Farm, Renaissance, Abode of the Message, Shambhala.
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Barter Network
February 1982 – Issue 52
Table of Contents: Worker-Owned Businesses.
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Political Paradigms for the ’80s
December 1981 – Issue 51
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Dying
October 1981 – Issue 50
Table of Contents: Hospice, Grieving, Death in Community, Rituals, Practical Guide to Home Death.
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Tempeh Production
June 1981 – Issue 49
Table of Contents: Overcoming Masculine Oppression — Social Change — Consumer Cooperative Alliance — Housing — Credit Unions — Energy — Insurance.
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Communities Around the World
April 1981 – Issue 48
Table of Contents: Cuba, China, Israel, India, Spain, El Salvador, England.
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Stories
February 1981 – Issue 47
Table of Contents: Community Organizing — Economics and Work — Culture.
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Directory 1981
December 1980 – Issue 46
Table of Contents: Culture — Pregnancy — Economics — Potlatch.
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Art Collectives
October 1980 – Issue 45
Table of Contents: Freestate Anti-Nuke — Rainbow Family — Women in Oregon Communities.
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Consumer Cooperative Alliance
June 1980 – Issue 44
Table of Contents: Housing — Food — Arts — Health — Energy.
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Health and Well-Being
April 1980 – Issue 43
Table of Contents: Massage — Setting Up a Tofu Kitchen — Feminist Retreat — Radical Psychiatry — Community Health Clinic.
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Regionalism – The Southeast
February 1980 – Issue 42
Table of Contents: Another Place — Co-op Anti-Nuke — Community Resources.
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Relationships
December 1979 – Issue 41
Table of Contents: Friendships, Family, Sexuality — Renaissance Community.
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Worker-Owned Businesses
October 1979 – Issue 40
Table of Contents: Community Development — Urban Ecology — Feminist Credit Union — Trusteeship.
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Federation Women
August 1979 – Issue 39
Table of Contents: The Hutterites — Travel Ashram Community — Healing Waters — Industrial Co-op Association.
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Guide to Cooperative Alternatives
Summer 1979 – Issue 37
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Kerista
January 1979 – Issue 36
Table of Contents: British Columbia — Circle of Gold.
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Consumer Co-op Bank
November 1978 – Issue 35
Table of Contents: Income and Resource Sharing — Utopian Heritage.
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West Coast Communal Movement
September 1978 – Issue 34
Table of Contents: Hoedads, Alpha Farm, Co-op Grocery, Salvage Business, Other Activities in California & — Oregon.
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A Woman’s Issue
July 1978 – Issue 33
Table of Contents: Mothers & — Daughters — Virginia Blaisdell Interview — Ffeminism in Movement for a New Society — Non-Traditional Work.
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Future of Community
May 1978 – Issue 32
Table of Contents: Federation of Egalitarian Communities — Cerro Gordo — Karass — The Community Soap Factory.
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Learning in Community
March 1978 – Issue 31
Table of Contents: Teaching and Learning for All Ages — Spiritual Abortion.
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Directory 1978
January 1978 – Issue 30
Table of Contents: School of Living and Deep Run Farm — Financing — Roger Ulrich Interview.
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Democratic Management
November 1977 – Issue 29
Table of Contents: Consensus — Leadership — Group Consciousness — The Ark.
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Seabrook
September 1977 – Issue 28
Table of Contents: A Political Community — Middle-Aged Men in Community — Ex-Twin Oakers — Tucson Peoples Yellow Pages.
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Movement for a New Society
July 1977 – Issue 27
Table of Contents: Social Class — Long-Range Planning — Older Women — Plowshare Community.
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Rebuilding the City
May 1977 – Issue 26
Table of Contents: Urban Co-ops – Austin, New York, Washington, D.C., Greenbriar Community.
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Don’t Start a Commune in 1977
March 1977 – Issue 25
Table of Contents: …join an existing one instead — Neighborhood Planning Council in DC — First Assembly of the Federation of Egalitarian Communities — International Communities.
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Building Community
January 1977 – Issue 24
Table of Contents: Physical Design — Culture — Decentralized Politics — Directory 1977 — Another Place Farm.
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Women & Work in the Kibbutz
November 1976 – Issue 23
Table of Contents: Rainbow Family — Leaving Community — Project America.
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Networking in the Ozarks
September 1976 – Issue 22
Table of Contents: : Kibbutz family — norms vs. rules — community market — Findhorn.
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Kibbutzim
July 1976 – Issue 21
Table of Contents: Local Relations — Ananda Co-op Village — Social Planning — Food Co-ops.
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Middle Class Communes
May 1976 – Issue 20
Table of Contents: How to Start — Interpersonal Skills — Teenagers in Communes — Sharing Housework.
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Urban Communities
March 1976 – Issue 19
Table of Contents: New Haven — Twin Cities — Philadelphia Life Center — Taking Back the Night — Structure and Decision Making.
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Directory 1976
January 1976 – Issue 18
Table of Contents: Government — Twin Oaks — Project Artaud — East Wind.
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Family, Sex, & Marriage
November 1975 – Issue 17
Table of Contents: Gay Relationships — Gender Roles — Childrearing — Spiritual Marriage — German Communes.
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Planning
September 1975 – Issue 16
Table of Contents: Ecology and Economics — Short and Long-Range Contingencies — Why Plan? — Land Use — Alternative Energy.
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Research & Education in Community
July 1975 – Issue 15
Table of Contents: Survival Schools — Martial Arts — Paolo Soleri Interview.
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Therapy
May 1975 – Issue 14
Table of Contents: Encounter Groups — Spiritual Therapy — Overcoming Jealousy — The Farm.
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Spiritual Life in Community
March 1975 – Issue 13
Table of Contents: Christian, Ashrams, Secular, Atheist, Ritual — Composting.
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Directory 1975
January 1975 – Issue 12
Table of Contents: Karum — Networking — Building a New Society.
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Land Reform
December 1974 – Issue 11
Table of Contents: Planning — Living on the Land — Paolo Soleri — Energy. — Ownership & — Use
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Work
November 1974 – Issue 10
Table of Contents: Labor Credit Systems — Times Change Process.
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Children in Community
July 1974 – Issue 9
Table of Contents: Iris Mountain — Twin Oaks — Ananda
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Individuality & Intimacy
May 1974 – Issue 8
Table of Contents: Jealousy, Open Relationships, Couples, Singles — Christian Homesteading.
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1974 Directory
March 1974 – Issue 7
Table of Contents: Women in Community — People of Color and Community.
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Overseas Community
January 1974 – Issue 6
Table of Contents: May Valley Co-op — Christian Communes — Back-To-The-Land.
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Personal Change/Social Change
October 1973 – Issue 5
Table of Contents: Community Culture — Boston Co-op Houses — Group Relationships.
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Schools and Community
Summer 1973 – Issue 4
Table of Contents: The Vale School — The Farm — Community Heritage.
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Community Market Development
Spring 1973 – Issue 3
Table of Contents: Ananda — Economic Clearinghouse.
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Law, Communes, Land Trusts
February 1973 – Issue 2
Table of Contents: Rural Poverty — Open Gate — Papaya — Changes Therapeutic Community. — Country Life — Conferences — Meadowlark Therapeutic Community — School of Living — Mulberry Farm — Arthur Morgan.
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Directory 1972
December 1972 – Issue 1
Table of Contents: Membership Selection, Camphill Village — Twin Oaks — Women and Communal Societies. — The Four-Fold Way, Buddhist Community, Goodenough, What Happened to Kerista?, the URI Split Up, Sunflower House, Co-op America, Collaborative Decision Making, Servant Leadership, Bullies & — Egos, Paradigms of Control & — Harmony. — A New Community Journal — Virginia Communities — Philadelphia Life Center — All Feature Articles in First Edition of Directory — Alpha Farm. — 129 pages. — Past, Present, Future — Historic Future Cities — Kerista – Polyfidelity. — Double Issue on Community Participation, Social Change, Well-Being, Appropriate Technology, Networking — Directory of Intentional Communities — Resource Listings – 184 pages.
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