Communities Conference

Living in an extended community family brings joy, challenge, and new worlds of possibility.

Communities and their members can change and drift apart, but the lessons and tools gained in community endure.

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Enjoy the very first episode of Planet Community! This episode is focused on Dancing Rabbit, in Rutledge, Missouri, which you can learn more about here: https://www.ic.org/directory/dancing-rabbit-ecovillage/ Read more about the series, and contribute to the tour, here: https://www.ic.org/pl…

Coworking has hit the mainstream with an article in the New York Times and the San Francisco Chronicle. From the Chronicle: In co-working, a group of freelancers or other solo entrepreneurs share one big office space with perks that they might not get at home, such as conference rooms, espresso mac…

A disenchanted community founder leaves her group, and finds that her rural hometown farming community and international travel and service better match her vision of honorable elderhood.

A generation in search of answers There’s long been a bug in the minds of the new generation- something doesn’t add up about the modern life path. We’ve heard it all before; spend some time in school, get a career helping some corporation produce and market some product or service, buy a house, sta…

The co-organizer of the People of Color Sustainable Housing Network shares strategies for deepening your community’s work on issues of race, class, and privilege.

By eating food grown locally by farmers we know, we can create a strong and resilient local food system and a healthier community.

Alan O’Hashi is a Board member of the Cohousing Association of the US. For more 30th blog posts click here. Documenting the Women’s March in Cheyenne, Wyoming was a big eye opener for me. What’s been on my mind l…