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There is a community out there that’s looking for you! During the second event in our new series, “Meet the Communities,” we have invited intentional communities that have openings right now for new members, volunteers, and residents to present during a lively online event. We will learn about each community through presentations and panel discussion followed by Q&A from all of you. Join us and meet these unique intentional communities from across the US…. Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, Alpenglow Cohousing, Innisfree Village, Heart 2 Heart Farms, and Adawehi Wellness Village. Learn more about each community below.
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Get your ticket above to join this live workshop on Zoom and/or to receive the recording in case you can’t make it. Wednesday, November 11th from 4-6pm Eastern. See your local time.
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What Past Participants Have to Say…
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“This Intentional Community Zoom session was amazing!! We heard from 4 different communities around the country and how they have been dealing with Covid and still remaining connected. I just love the sharing of meals, conversation, things to do, events, game nights, entertainment…all of it!! :)” – Mia Lorenzen
“The humble, experienced community founders and members who have presented during the sessions have inspired me and I’m grateful for the opportunity to hear from those who have learned so much over years of community living. Thank you FIC!” – Claire Ogden
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For over 20 years, Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage has been a thriving community and sustainability demonstration project in Northeast Missouri. On 280 acres of rolling hills, the community is now deep into pioneering—constructing buildings while continuing to plan and develop community structure. You can experience everything from organic permaculture garden and design to natural buildings, alternative energy, inner sustainability and self governance when you come and visit.
Alpenglow Cohousing is building an open, diverse, intergenerational neighborhood. Community members practice acceptance, listen to one another, seek consensus in decision-making and care for one another, the boarder community and the environment. 26 homes encircle a Common House on 4.5 acres located a historic residential part of the town of Ridgeway, Colorado.
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Innisfree Village is residential community with adults with intellectual disabilities. Founded in 1971, this nonprofit, nonsectarian, therapeutic farm community is located on 550 acres in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains outside the university town of Charlottesville, Virginia. They are dedicated to a lifesharing model of living which means that residents and their volunteer caregivers live as families in the community’s 15 houses.
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Located in Sherwood, Oregon, Heart2Heart Farms supports and encourages a natural, heritage, sustainable way of life. They believe in providing for everyone, regardless of income level, access to natural, pure, nutritious foods. With these values in mind, Heart2Heart Farms has created a thriving, local community of experts who share knowledge, experience, and “trade secrets” openly pertaining to raising, breeding, growing/processing foods and making herbal remedies.
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Adawehi was founded in 1998 by Jackie Woods and a small number of dedicated people who all share the desire to make a difference. Over the years, Adawehi has grown to include 10 community houses, hundreds of personal growth students (onsite and via the Internet), a healing center, conference center, three shops, health food store, greenhouses, gardens, exercise facility and bed & breakfast.
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There is a community out there that’s looking for you! During the second event in our new series, “Meet the Communities,” we have invited intentional communities that have openings right now for new members, volunteers, and residents to present during a lively online event. We will learn about each community through presentations and panel discussion followed by Q&A from all of you. Join us and meet these unique intentional communities from across the US…. Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, Alpenglow Cohousing, Innisfree Village, Heart 2 Heart Farms, and Adawehi Wellness Village. Learn more about each community below.
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Get your ticket above to join this live workshop on Zoom and/or to receive the recording in case you can’t make it. Wednesday, November 11th from 4-6pm Eastern. See your local time.
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What Past Participants Have to Say…
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“This Intentional Community Zoom session was amazing!! We heard from 4 different communities around the country and how they have been dealing with Covid and still remaining connected. I just love the sharing of meals, conversation, things to do, events, game nights, entertainment…all of it!! :)” – Mia Lorenzen
“The humble, experienced community founders and members who have presented during the sessions have inspired me and I’m grateful for the opportunity to hear from those who have learned so much over years of community living. Thank you FIC!” – Claire Ogden
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For over 20 years, Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage has been a thriving community and sustainability demonstration project in Northeast Missouri. On 280 acres of rolling hills, the community is now deep into pioneering—constructing buildings while continuing to plan and develop community structure. You can experience everything from organic permaculture garden and design to natural buildings, alternative energy, inner sustainability and self governance when you come and visit.
Alpenglow Cohousing is building an open, diverse, intergenerational neighborhood. Community members practice acceptance, listen to one another, seek consensus in decision-making and care for one another, the boarder community and the environment. 26 homes encircle a Common House on 4.5 acres located a historic residential part of the town of Ridgeway, Colorado.
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Innisfree Village is residential community with adults with intellectual disabilities. Founded in 1971, this nonprofit, nonsectarian, therapeutic farm community is located on 550 acres in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains outside the university town of Charlottesville, Virginia. They are dedicated to a lifesharing model of living which means that residents and their volunteer caregivers live as families in the community’s 15 houses.
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Located in Sherwood, Oregon, Heart2Heart Farms supports and encourages a natural, heritage, sustainable way of life. They believe in providing for everyone, regardless of income level, access to natural, pure, nutritious foods. With these values in mind, Heart2Heart Farms has created a thriving, local community of experts who share knowledge, experience, and “trade secrets” openly pertaining to raising, breeding, growing/processing foods and making herbal remedies.
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Adawehi was founded in 1998 by Jackie Woods and a small number of dedicated people who all share the desire to make a difference. Over the years, Adawehi has grown to include 10 community houses, hundreds of personal growth students (onsite and via the Internet), a healing center, conference center, three shops, health food store, greenhouses, gardens, exercise facility and bed & breakfast.
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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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