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. 

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.

A small co-housing ecovillage of farmers, artisans, and just-trying-to-be-and-do good'ers who like it simple but still appreciate the mess of life, to live in a balanced, present, walkable, human-scale way, perfused by town and country.

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 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.

Terra Futura is a regenerative neighborhood in West Asheville, North Carolina, for people ready to take the next step toward living in alignment with their values—without giving up city convenience.

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 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.

Rainbow Bridge is a nonprofit organization cultivating human connection, ecological stewardship, and community resilience through hands-on education in regenerative living, natural building, and collaborative land-based work.

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.

A forming intergenerational community in Marysville, WA, just 35 miles north of Seattle. Together building 32 individually owned cottages on five acres of land, with shared gardens, orchards, and gathering spaces.

Learn about three kinds of community conflict and their different approaches through field-tested solutions with author and researcher, Diana Leafe Christian in this two-hour webinar.

Experienced facilitator and educator, Karen Gimnig, will describe and demonstrate 10 of her favorite facilitation methods for leading community meetings.

Meet a diversity of communities during the Virtual Tour of Communities. From secular to spiritual, urban and rural, forming and established — get a vibrant taste of the communities movement without leaving your armchair!

Renowned cult expert, Dr. Steve Hassan, and host of Cults I’d Join, Jesse Stone, join the FIC to discuss what differentiates healthy communities from coercive high-control groups.

Join intentional community attorney Clifford Paulin to learn the common legal issues in community and how to avoid them.

Meet a multi-generational off-grid eco-village just 40 minutes outside Ash Fork, Arizona.

The Adawehi Wellness Village is also the home of around 50 people. It is a community of individuals who are raising their consciousness by releasing patterns that keep them from acting, thinking, and/or feeling the vibrancy of health.

Learn how you can take the next step towards an abundant economy through a creative and personalized life design with business consultant and worker-owner of LIFT Economy, Erin Axelrod.

The first step to find your community is to
know who you are- what you offer, what you need, and how you can belong. Join experienced communitarian, Lee Warren, for a workshop that will help you honestly introduce yourself to prospective communities.

Communities thrive best when members are very aligned in their values. In this lecture, we'll discuss how to achieve value alignment and what to do when we discover we are misaligned. 

The root cause of conflict escalation lives in the story of our nervous system. Lux Gypsum, Somatic Experiencing practitioner, explains the physiological, mind/body, and cultural context of how conflict escalates into rupture when we react instead of respond.

Join business design professional, Brandon Collins, to explore the myth that successful community businesses can’t create financial wealth while also valuing relational health.