Love and Bucket Brigades, Interdependence and Evolution: A Community Conversation at Lampa Mountain Community
A small communal family discusses how they got good at cooperating, and other essentials of collective life.
A small communal family discusses how they got good at cooperating, and other essentials of collective life.
After 11 years of gathering, a group of Kaw Valley’s cosmic explorers realizes that community has happened to them.
For intentional community members, community comes with added benefits, unique challenges, and a call to authenticity.
Community grows when we make time to share our stories, enjoy one another, take care of one another, and work on building a better world together.
In an age when prioritizing community is itself radical, self-awareness, self-care, and storytelling are essential to deepening our connections.
A farm is not a clod of dirt; it is more like mud that slips through your hands, gets on your boots, and is tracked all through the community.
In the quest for sustainability, long-term goals can yield to short-term needs and opportunities, fertilizing new growth in unpredictable ways.
For an income-sharing group in Virginia, economic success presents challenges and opportunities.
Integrating entrepreneurial energy into cooperative communities often proves both difficult and necessary.
Earning a living based on responsible competition involves both sharing what we have and asking for what we deserve.