Meetings work best when we facilitate with a variety of methods.  In this event experienced facilitator, Karen Gimnig, will describe and demonstrate 10 of her favorites for facilitating community meetings in The Top 10 Facilitation Methods for Community Meetings Webinar.

Join us for this song-filled and interactive webinar that draws from Lydia Violet’s Tending the Bones curriculum to tend diasporic healing and find wisdom that lives in our ancestral and cultural reconnection. A part of the Liberation Learning Series.

Rooted NW sits on 240 acres of upland farm east of the city of Arlington, WA. The property has been farmed by a local family for over 100 years.

Learn to work with your nervous system through practical, easy-to-understand teachings and embodied practices that will build your capacity to act rather than react. A part of the Liberation Learning Series.

Harmony Woods is a forming Back To The Land Community on 13 acres of beautiful rural land outside of Chattanooga TN, focused on the values of personal freedom,
land stewardship, communication, simple living and personal integrity.

Join Emily Kawano in an interactive presentation where we learn to reimagine an economic framework grounded in solidarity, democracy, equity, sustainability, and pluralism. A part of the Liberation Learning Series.

Mahalo is an intentional community and evolving village in Southern Vermont, rooted in connection—with the land, with each other, and with life itself.

Join us for an experiential workshop, including song and writing, as we explore the practices introduced by The Chronically UnderTouched (CUT) Project in the short film Dark and Tender, to dismantle the "Black Brute" archetype and barriers for platonic closeness across races. A part of the Liberation Learning Series.

Whether you're dreaming of cohousing, eco-villages, communal farms, or something entirely your own, this workshop will help you clarify what you’re really looking for in community—and how to find it.

Join us to untangle the painful yet powerful work of processing grief within community in this panel discussion with LaURa Schmidt, Jessica Serrant, and Bernadette Pleasant, facilitated by FIC’s Programs Director and community grief-tender, Sabrina Simon.

Holos Global is a retreat and residency center nestled in Costa Rica’s lush Diamanté Valley, created as a living system for personal, communal, and planetary transformation.

Join The Cooperative Culture Handbook’s co-author, Yana Ludwig, for a weekly study group that follows a drop-in, informal format, featuring a different topic each week.

Join us for a hands-on introduction to the ZEGG Forum, a community tool designed to promote transparency, empathy, and understanding. In a time when the world urgently needs tools for authentic relating, the Forum offers a tried and true practice where people share deeply and transform pain into deeper, more meaningful relationships.

Join us for a 3-hour interactive workshop where we will learn how to identify, talk about, and deliberately respond to power dynamics in community.

Join The Cooperative Culture Handbook’s co-author, Yana Ludwig, for a weekly study group that follows a drop-in, informal format, featuring a different topic each week.

Afterlee Ecovillage, a regenerative, off-grid community project in the Northern Rivers of Australia.

Join The Cooperative Culture Handbook’s co-author, Yana Ludwig, for a weekly study group that follows a drop-in, informal format, featuring a different topic each week.

Created by and for people who live in intentional communities, the convergence is an opportunity to build stronger relationships between intentional communities and the organizations who support them.

Join The Cooperative Culture Handbook’s co-author, Yana Ludwig, for a weekly study group that follows a drop-in, informal format, featuring a different topic each week.

Meet an intergenerational community of individuals, couples, and families in Minnesota that are queer-affirming, gender-inclusive, and multicultural.

Join The Cooperative Culture Handbook’s co-author, Yana Ludwig, for a weekly study group that follows a drop-in, informal format, featuring a different topic each week.

Learn the what, why and how of income-sharing in intentional communities, followed by a panel-discussion with guests who have lived experience  in income-sharing communities.

What does it really mean to live in an intentional community—and why are so many people around the world choosing this path today?

Join The Cooperative Culture Handbook’s co-author, Yana Ludwig, for a weekly study group that follows a drop-in, informal format, featuring a different topic each week.

Meet Rachel Carson EcoVillage, a visionary and collaborative community with a commitment to sustainability, inclusivity, and social justice.

Join The Cooperative Culture Handbook’s co-author, Yana Ludwig, for a weekly study group that follows a drop-in, informal format, featuring a different topic each week.

Get a taste of best practices for communication and connection whether you’re on the journey to starting a community or are currently residing in one. Karen Gimnig will cover these topics and more in greater depth in our upcoming 6-week course, Communication & Relationship Building in Community.