Are you on the journey of searching for an intentional community to call home?
The best way to learn about the process is by hearing from those who have done it! That’s why we’ve brought together a collection of community seekers turned residents to tell their stories of finding community. Walk away with inspiration, companionship and good advice for your own community search. The event will include lots of time for Q&A so come with your questions!
Hayley is a graphic designer, artist and racial justice activist exploring intentional communities since 2019. As a founding member of Twin Oaks R.E.A.L. Team and the BIPOC Fund, they are dedicated to advocating for increased equity and diversity in the intentional communities movement. They currently live at an income sharing Jewish co-op in Boston, MA.
John ‘Parmejean’ grew up on a conventional farm in Illinois, one of seven children. He farmed the family place organically with his wife and three sons, in the late 90’s. John has a Masters in Biology and worked as an Environmental Specialist for the State of Texas. He joined Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage in 2018.
Dave is a writer, musician and social entrepreneur. He grew up in Boston, and after attending the U.S. Naval Academy and spending five years as a Navy Officer he progressively became weirder and more adventurous, doing everything from living in a Tantra community in Bali to cycling across Europe. In 2018 he moved to The Emerald Village in Vista, California where he enjoys chopping wood and giving back massages.
Alyson Ewald works with individuals and groups to design systems and practices that facilitate learning, connection, creative conflict engagement, and collaborative decision making. In 2005 she co-founded Red Earth Farms, a community in northeast Missouri, U.S., where she continues to practice permaculture and social transformation.
Get your ticket below to join this live panel on Zoom and/or to receive the recording in case you can’t make it.
Tuesday, March 16th from 4-6pm Eastern. See your local time.
Are you on the journey of searching for an intentional community to call home?
The best way to learn about the process is by hearing from those who have done it! That’s why we’ve brought together a collection of community seekers turned residents to tell their stories of finding community. Walk away with inspiration, companionship and good advice for your own community search. The event will include lots of time for Q&A so come with your questions!
Hayley is a graphic designer, artist and racial justice activist exploring intentional communities since 2019. As a founding member of Twin Oaks R.E.A.L. Team and the BIPOC Fund, they are dedicated to advocating for increased equity and diversity in the intentional communities movement. They currently live at an income sharing Jewish co-op in Boston, MA.
John ‘Parmejean’ grew up on a conventional farm in Illinois, one of seven children. He farmed the family place organically with his wife and three sons, in the late 90’s. John has a Masters in Biology and worked as an Environmental Specialist for the State of Texas. He joined Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage in 2018.
Dave is a writer, musician and social entrepreneur. He grew up in Boston, and after attending the U.S. Naval Academy and spending five years as a Navy Officer he progressively became weirder and more adventurous, doing everything from living in a Tantra community in Bali to cycling across Europe. In 2018 he moved to The Emerald Village in Vista, California where he enjoys chopping wood and giving back massages.
Alyson Ewald works with individuals and groups to design systems and practices that facilitate learning, connection, creative conflict engagement, and collaborative decision making. In 2005 she co-founded Red Earth Farms, a community in northeast Missouri, U.S., where she continues to practice permaculture and social transformation.
Get your ticket below to join this live panel on Zoom and/or to receive the recording in case you can’t make it.
Tuesday, March 16th from 4-6pm Eastern. See your local time.
A residential project: people live here as their primary home.
An institution, business, network, or project that isn’t a residence (e.g. a learning center, farm, or network with no one living there full-time).
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