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Raising children in community has different impacts than in a single family home. Alicia J. George from Takoma Village shares the most significant ways our three adopted boys’ behavior affected our cohousing community and how we worked jointly to deal with the impact.

Want a “problem” person to behave differently? Give a different response.

The author recounts his personal history with the “mentally ill”—social misfits who can show us the way to a better world, if they are allowed to make the journey.

In Brixton, South London, and Edinburgh, Scotland, right livelihood finds a home in innovative, resource-conserving, grassroots projects.

Finding themselves to be elders in a multi-generational community, two baby boomers resist, accept, then finally embrace the idea that age DOES matter.

A simple solution could drastically reduce the energy consumption and carbon emissions of the modern citizen, and it does not require new technology or a drastic reduction in quality of life. We all learned about it in Kindergarten, and statistics from Twin Oaks prove its effectiveness.

Meet the young people opting out of society and building utopia for themselves. Read an excerpt from the full article published by Teen Vogue.

Urban cohousing offers a unique alternative that still allows access to the amenities, conveniences, and vibrancy of city life.

Savannah Fishel has visited 54 intergenerational communal housing models across Australia and the US, and she found one important social glue in every community is food.

This week an article in the Boston Globe examines the growing momentum of the cohousing movement in Massachusetts, and discusses the importance of community and environmental consciousness to Boston residents. Carbon footprints and tight household budgets weigh on a lot of city dwellers’ minds, i…