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Life in and out of community offers valuable lessons about governance, membership, vision, struggles, and deepening connections.

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To celebrate Visions of Utopia, for the rest of the month you can view them free online. Use promos “Visions1” and “Visions2” for the free rental, available at https://vimeo.com/communitybookstore The Fellowship’s first forays into the world of information dissemination were focused on print. Aft…

Myriad groups and connections on “the outside” don’t call themselves intentional—but sometimes are.

A community rallies in support of a long-time member diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s Disease, discovering opportunities and possibilities for new connections with each other and becoming more present to the priceless experiences of both living and dying.

A brief reflection from former FIC Executive Director, Sky Blue, about the presence of white supremacy culture in the IC movement.

In a healthy community, leadership and followship are equally important roles, each with vital skill sets that can assure effective teamwork.

Why should you care about Intentional Communities? FIC Board Member Sky Blue reviews the successful systems and culture Twin Oaks has built to allow it to thrive. “Twin Oaks Community has been my home off and on for the last 15 years. It’s one of the flagships of the Intentional Communities move…

In an age when prioritizing community is itself radical, self-awareness, self-care, and storytelling are essential to deepening our connections.