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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #142 (Spring 2009) Festivals and GatheringsFestivals and Gatherings on the Farm--Douglas Stevenson; Fellowship for Intentional Communities Events--Ma’ikwe Schaub Ludwig; Adventures in Temporary Community: An Interview with Liat Silverman--Kim Scheidt; Burning Man: Experiencing the Playa Community--Kayla Wexelberg; Comin’ Home to the Rainbow--Scott Shuker; Network for a New Culture Camps--Pati Diehl, Melanie Rios, Michael Rios, and Sarah Taub; Sandhill Sorghum Festival--Stan Hildebrand; Celebration as a Way of Life--Barbara Swetina; Festival of the Babas--Allan Sutherland; Cultural Summer in Sólheimar, Iceland--Guðmundur Ármann Pétursson; Festivals: Times of High Energy--Barbara Stützel;How Currents Community Got Its Groove Back--Rebecca Dale; The Dance of Expansive Community--Paul Freundlich; Publisher’s Note--Technology Doesn’t Change Just the Answers--Sometimes It Changes the Questions as Well--Laird Schaub; FIC Notes--Getting Involved with the FIC; Harvey Baker; Community 101--In Community Intentionally, Part 2--Geoph Kozeny; Cooperative Group Solutions--Cigarettes, Alcohol, Visitors, and Events--Beatrice Briggs, Tree Bressen, Caroline Estes, Laird Schaub; Cultivating the Neighborhood--Chicken à la West Birch Avenue--Hilary Giovale; Alternative Models--A Virtual Retirement Village: Combining Independent Living with Community--Rudy Yandrick; Community Living Worldwide--Death of Two of Australia’s Intentional Community Elders--Bill Metcalf; Community Economics--(Re)localization: An Exploration in Local Currencies--Alison Rosenblatt; Creating Community Culture--Poetry in Community--Elizabeth Barrette. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #141 (Winter 2008) Scarcity and Abundance All We Have is All We Need--Joshua Canter; Ecobarrios: A Chilanga's Dream--Noelle Romero; Nashira Eco-Village--Angela Dolmetsch; Abundance and Scarcity in the Goodenough Community--Kirsten Rohde; Taking the SCARE out of Scarcity--Kiesa Kay; As Is: Secrets to Having Enough--Ethan Hughes with Les Stitt and the Possibility Alliance; The Richness of Giving--Elizabeth Barrette; Potlucks: From Scarcity to Abundance--Ken Cameron-Bell; Free to Serve: Notes from a Needs-Based Economy--Chris Foraker; From Car and House, to Bicycle and Tent--Mandy Creighton and Ryan Mlynarczyk; Ecologically Speaking Communities--Kate Reidel; Publisher's Note--My Journey with Money--Laird Schaub; Notes From The Business Manager--A Social Entrepreneur--John Stroup; Community 101--In Community, Intentionally, Part 1--Geoph Kozeny; Good Meetings--Best Meetings--Tree Bressen, Beatrice Briggs, Laird Schaub; Ecovillage Living--Shifting Our Views on Ecovillage Economics--Alison Rosenblatt; Community Economics--When Community Land Is Privately Owned--Tree Bressen; Sidebar: Common Problems with Private Ownership of "Community" Land--Jan Steinman; Politics Revisited--Why America Needs Consensus--Ma'ikwe Ludwig |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #140 (Fall 2008) Politics in Community We Refuse to Be Enemies: Community Spirit as an Antidote to Separation--Leila Dregger; A World of Possibility: Communities and Global Transformation--Ethan Hughes and Sarah Wilcox-Hughes; Living the Wild: Ecological Citizenship and the Audubon Expedition Institute--Arin Trook; Email, Politics, and Permaculture--members of the Eugene Permaculture Guild listserv; Every Politician Should Live in a Commune--Nick Licata; Searching for Republicans...And Other Elephants in the Community Living Room: A Politics in Community Survey--Chris Roth; Politics at Twin Oaks: Distinguishing "Acceptable" from "Combustible"--Valerie Renwick-Porter; Pulling Proposals Out of a Hat (or Some Orifice)--Laird Schaub; Politics on Open Land--Ramon Sender Barayon; Publisher's Note--Whole Foods: Half a Solution?--Laird Schaub; Notes from the New Communities Team--The Butterfly Effect and The Art (Direction) of Circumstance--Chris Roth and Ginny Blades; Good Meetings--Business & Well-Being--Tree Bressen, Laird Schaub, Beatrice Briggs, Caroline Estes; Ecovillage Living--Triumphs and Struggles at Los Angeles Eco-Village--Alison Rosenblatt and Lois Arkin; International Ecovillages--Ecovillage Network of Canada--Russ Purvis; Worldwide community--SomerVille Ecovillage, Australia--Bill Metcalf; Review--Diggers & Dreamers--Toby Champion; In Memoriam--Kat Kinkade, 1930-2008--with contributions from Josie Kinkade, Laird Schaub, Calliope Kurtz, and Kat Kinkade |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #139 (Summer 2008) Green Building Natural Building and Community: Two Ways to Build ConnectionMichael G. Smith; A Strawbale Village in Denmark: Building the Three-Legged Stool of SustainabilityMatthieu Lietaert; Urban Ecovillages: Micro-Infill Cohousing Without CarsMark Lakeman; Our Zero-Waste Chicken CamperJan Steinman; How a Hawai'i Community Rescued a Marimba Studio from the BulldozerJohn Schinnerer; Battling the Bureaucracy in Israel Kibbutz Lotan wanted to build "dome-atories"Michael Livni; The Marriage of Natural Building with Conventional BuildingBrandy Gallagher and Elke Cole; Seeking CommunityThe Quest for Community: A Personal Journey into the Grey ZoneTree Bressen; Community Where You AreCook One Meal, Eat for a WeekJoelle Novey; Living in CommunityA Week in the Life: Sustainable Living in an Intentional CommunityNiann Emerson Chase and Gabriel of Urantia; Publishers NoteGood to Go: Though the Boat Has a Hole in It, Were Plenty See-worthyLaird Sandhill; Worldwide CommunityNew Norcia Community: Australia's Monastic TownBill Metcalf; My TurnFairies and Chainsaws: Finding Balance in an EcovillageKiesa Kay; Cohousing LifeCentral Florida: Breaking "Green" GroundFlorida-Central Cohousing; ReviewsThe Barefoot Architect: A Handbook for Green Building Beyond You and Me: Inspiration and Wisdom for Building Community; Last Words"Patchwork"Elizabeth Barrette; "Mellow Springs"Kiesa Kay |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #138 (Spring 2008) Women in Community Valuing a Culture of WomenColette Hoff and others; From Intentional Community to Building a TribeAnissa Ljanta; Whats Masculine, Whats Feminine, and What Am I?Mollie Curry; Transgendered at Twin OaksCalliope Kurtz; Journey Inn: Gleanings from the World of WomenJanaia Donaldson; Building a Business in CommunityAlline Anderson; Good MeetingsThe Power ImbalanceCaroline Estes, Beatrice Briggs, Tree Bressen and Laird Schaub; Founding CommunityThe Ballad of ShiramTatiana Ginsburg; Community Where You AreHow Community Values Conquered Climate ChangeMalcolm Hollick; Publishers NoteMartyrs and SlackersLaird Sandhill; Cohousing LifeWomen in CohousingBetsy Morris; Ecovillage LivingEcovillage Activists in JapanDiana Christian; My TurnThe Not-So-Simple Country LifeToby Champion; ReviewsGet Satisfied; Peripatetic CommunitarianRemembering Geoph Kozeny in Photos. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #137 (Winter 2007) Communities Making a Difference Can We Make a Difference?Mark Lakeman; When "No" is Just an Uneducated "Yes"Brandy Gallagher; Let's Do Graywater First!Laura Dvorak & J. Brush; From EcoKooks to EcoConsultantsJonathan Dawson; Turning People On to CommunityFred & Nancy Lanphear; A "Wife Swapping" AdventureMelanie Rios; Preventing "Tyranny of the Minority"Bea Briggs, Laird Schaub, & Tree Bressen; On the Road with Zephyr, Part ThreeZephyr Twombly; Good NeighborsEllie Sommer; Fellowship NewsTony SirnaDiana Leafe Christian: Fare Thee Well!; Community Living WorldwideInternational Communal Studies Association Conference at DamanhurBill Metcalf; Fellowship NewsGeoph Kozeny Dead at 57Laird Schaub; Ecovillage LivingChallenges for Ecovillages in the 21st CenturyMatthieu Lietaert; ReviewsTouching the WorldPassion Big as a Planet; Peripatetic CommunitarianThe Crazies Among Us: Balancing Compassion with CapacityGeoph Kozeny. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #136 (Fall 2007) Is Beauty Important? Notes on Beauty in CommunityChuck Durrett; Does It Really Matter What It Looks Like?Darin Fenger; The "Ten Most Beautiful" Communities in the WorldDiana Leafe Christian; We Walk in BeautyGiovanni Ciarlo; When Adobe Pueblo Meets Star TrekDiana Leafe Christian; The Design Process at YulupaMichael Black; The Meandering Paths of ArcadiaAlex Daniell and Giles Blunden; Good MeetingsWhen Someone Blocks Far Too FrequentlyBea Briggs, Caroline Estes, Laird Schaub, and Tree Bressen; Seeking CommunityOn the Road with Zephyr Twombly, Part Two; Living In CommunityUjamaa (cooperative economics)Gwynelle Dismukes; Publisher's NoteLaird SchaubTragedy's Hard Questions; Ecovillage LivingCrossing Generational Bridges at the Brazil ENA MeetingAlison Rosenblatt; Cohousing LifeInnovative SolutionsRaines Cohen; Fellowship NewsCurious George Steps BackLaird Schaub; ReviewsWorks of Heart; Memories of Drop City; Peripatetic CommunitarianCommunity, Love, and HealingGeoph Kozeny. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #135 (Summer 2007) What Do You Eat? Where Does it Come From? Celebrating the Food RevolutionBasil Kraut; Making New Choices, Planting New SeedsAbout Lama Foundation; A New Root Cellar, Bulk Buying, and Two CSAsMarty Hiller; also Other EVI Responses to Energy Decline and EVIs Activism in the Wider Community; Eating LocalLiving at Emerald Earth; Food, Glorious Food!Stan Hildebrand; Gardening in the AlentejoLeila Dregger; On the Road with ZephyrZephyr Twombly; Founding Community: The Village in Tipperary: Irelands First Large-Scale EcovillageJohnny Connolly; Community Where You Are: Stocking our Community PantryMitchell Johnson;Hopeful Signs from our Annual Bean CountingLaird Schaub; Ecovillage Living: Varese Ligure: From Traditional Italian Village to Eco-communityGiovanna Dunmall; Federation Update: Twin Oaks Labor Credit System; My Turn: What Im Learning from CommunityAlan Pakaln; ReviewsFinding Community: How to Join an Ecovillage or Intentional Community; Little House on a Small Planet; Peripatetic Communitarian: Privacy and TransparencyGeoph Kozeny |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #134 (Spring 2007) Temporary CommunityWhat Do We Learn? What Interns & Work Exchangers SayDarin Fenger; Is Hosting Work Exchangers Worth It?Dona Willoughby; Hello, GoodbyeJules Pelican; Natural Building Blues: Lessons From A Community InternshipMark Mazziotti; How I Learned To Hug A WindmillSarah Steinberg; Good MeetingsBea Briggs, Laird Schaub, Tree Bressen, Caroline Estes, and Karl Steyaert; Seeking CommunityChris McClellan; Founding CommunityJoseph Kilpatrick; Community Where You Are: WISE Circles: Nonresidential Communities of Support for WomenDoreen Blumenfeld. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #133 (Winter 2006) Helping Your Local Economy Thrive How a Steady State Economy Can Change Our LivesPaula L. Craig; An Abundance of Small, Sustainable SolutionsPaul Glover; Our Own Money: Recipe for Healthy Local EconomiesAlbert Bates; Local CurrenciesStephen Burke Mutual Enterprise: Creating New Jobs LocallyPaul Glover; How Ecovillages Can Grow Sustainable Local EconomiesJonathan Dawson; When We Should Use Blocking PowerCaroline Estes, Bea Briggs, Karl Steyaert, and Tree Bressen; Seeking CommunityFrank Beaty; Founding CommunityKees Kolff. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #132 (Fall 2006) Will You Live Your Elder Years in Community? Laird Schaub, Bea Briggs, and Tree BressenGood Meetings; Dan Chiras and Dave WannCommunity Where You Are; Frank BeatySeeking Community; Scott Kellogg and Stacy PettigrewFounding Community; Lisa PaulsonLiving in Community; Molly PrentissThe Giant Sea Turtle in Our Shower; Ernest Chick CallenbachEcotopia in Japan?; Darin FengerGraying in Community; June KnackHealing in the Common House (With a Little Help from My Friends); Craig RaglandElder CohousingAn Idea Whose Time Has Come?; Laird SchaubPublishers Note: Ruth or Consequences; Tami BrunkEcovillages Worldwide: The Palestinian with a Green Thumb; Parke BurgessFederation Update. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #131 (Summer 2006) Good Works in Community Susan DeFreitasPrescotts EcoHood; Dan Chiras & Dave WannStart a Neighborhood Newsletter; Diana Leafe ChristianIntern at an Ecovillage; Caroline Estes, Bea Briggs, Tree Bressen, and Laird SchaubThe Overly Powerful Community Member; Darin FengerWhen Oprah or Geraldo Call . . .; Ralph McAteeSeven Months in the Gulf; Peter SchweitzerHow Can We Help? The Farms Plenty Organization; Michael Livni, Mark Naveh, Alex CicelskyBuilding Bridges of Clay, Mud, and Straw; Rosy Betz-ZallI Can Do It Because I Live in Community; Darin FengerCommunities That Serve Others . . . and Love Doing It; Alyson EwaldIt Shows Our Neighbors We Want to Contribute; Phil Tymon, Brock Dolman, Adam Wolpert, Dave HensonHeirloom Gardens, Clean Water, and No GMOs |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #130 (Spring 2006) Peak Oil and Sustainability Jan Steinman & Diana Leafe ChristianCommunity Survival During the Coming Energy Decline; Jan SteinmanAn Energy Primer: How We Consume Our Ancient Sunlight; Ethan GenauerPeak Oil and Community Food Security; Lydia Doleman and Mark LakemanCity Repair and the Opportunity of Peak Oil; Jonathan DawsonPeak Oil as "Opportunity"?; Megan QuinnHelping Friends and Neighbors Prepare; Guy ProutyPreparing For A Post-Carbon World: Why Im Joining O.U.R. Ecovillage; Patricia GreeneLiving the (Almost) Petrol-Free Life |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #129 (Winter 2005) Urban Communities & Ecovillages Richard RegisterThe Village Can Save the City; Our Sustainable Urban Acre; Living the Good Life Downtown; Lois ArkinAn Urban Ecovillage of the Near Future; A Farm Grows in Portland; A Home-Grown Ecovillage on Our Street ; "Urban Biotope"Japanese Style; Ask the Experts: What Do You Do When . . . ? |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #128 (Fall 2005) Resolving Conflict in Community Trust, Connection, and Clear Agreements; The Gifting Circle: A Communication Process that Feels Good; 71 Ways To Build Trust & Connection or Reduce or Resolve Conflict; Our Toughest Membership Decision Ever; Ask the Experts: What Do You Do When . . . ?; Creating Community Where You LiveFrom Eco-Home to Sustainable Neighborhood; How Walnut Street Co-op Financed Its Property |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #127 (Summer 2005) The Face of Cohousing in 2005 The Face of Cohousing in 2005; The Next Phase: Senior Cohousing; What Have We Learned in Five Years?; Cohousing to EcoVillages: A Global Feminist Vision?; A "Green" Architect Falls in Love--With FrogSong Cohousing; Joining A Cohousing Community: Risks & Rewards |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #126 (Spring 2005) The Arts in Community 101 Art Projects Your Community Can Do; Painting and Dancing for Community Spirit; Creativity as "Learning Game"; Confessions of a Process Warrior |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #125 (Winter 2004) Life After Student Coops What I Learned Last Summer; Ruined for American Culture; Now I Want to Join a Community (or Maybe Start My Own); The Toughest Issue We Ever Faced |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #124 (Fall 2004) Spiritual Community Avoiding Spiritual Community; Rocky Mountain High; Why I'm Moving to Findhorn; On the Edge of the Abyss; Spiritual Beings, Material World; Do We Really Value "Diversity"? |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #123 (Summer 2004) A Day in the Life By the Plume of Popocapetl; A Spring Day in Portugal; La Caravana Arcoiris por la Paz; Piligrimage in a Desert Monastery; How to Really Support Ecovillages (Not Just Hugs and Theories). |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #122 (Spring 2004) Community Seeker's Guide My Marathon Tour of Communities; From a Community Seeker's Journal; Planning a Community Visit; Tips for Guests & Hosts; When and Why to Block Consensus; Seeking Community in New York City. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #121 (Winter 2003) Thriving in Community Still Thriving After All These Years; Where There Are Cooks, There's Good Morale; Finding My Heart at Camphill Soltane; Ecology in Community: Commitment to Place; Living the Spiritual Quest of Elder Years. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #120 (Special 2003) Directory Update Directory 2000 Third Edition Update. Note: this issue was produced solely as an update to the Third Edition Directory. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #119 (Fall 2003) Right Livelihood in Community Recipe for a Thriving Community; Findhorn's Village Economy; An Honest Day's (Village) Work; Healthy & Unhealthy Communal Economies; Right Livelihood in a Camphill Village; Redwoods, Rugged Cliffs, & Mineral Baths; Developing Trust in Communities. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #118 (Summer 2003) Lovers in Community Make It or Break It; Breaking Up (While Staying in Community); Living Outside the Box; Relationships in the Crucible; Lovers, Friends, and Parents; I Can't Live Without Women; Relationship by Consensus. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #117 (Spring 2003) Ecovillages: What Have We Learned? What is an Ecovillage; Creating "Ecovillage Zoning" with Local Officials; Why Urban Ecovillages are Crucial; A 73-Year-Old Ecovillage in the Land of Ice and Fire; Accountability and Consequences. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #116 (Fall-Winter 2002) Can We Afford To Live in Community? Inventing a Rural Community Economy, Business by Business; The Making of a Community Entrepreneur; Developing a Hybrid Economy; "Family Style" Income-Sharing; No Funds? How One Community Did It. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #115 (Summer 2002) The Heart of Sustainability The Village Blooms in the City: Portland's Natural Building Convergence; Sustainability in the City of the Angels; "More Sustainable Than Thou": An Eco-Communitarian's Recovery; The Haybox Cooker; Everybody Loves Strawbale. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #114 (Spring 2002) What Do Children Learn in Community? Community-Based Education: Superior to Public Schools? Self-Reliance, Self-Esteem, and Social Confidence; A Place in the Tribe; Low-Cost "Health Insurance" for Communities--Or Anyone Else. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #113 (Winter 2001) Communication & Process Getting Real--Ten "Truth Skills"; Birthing Co-Creative Community; Towards Clarity & Honesty; True Consensus, False Consensus; Agenda Planning-Making Meetings Flow; The Fine Art of Giving & Receiving Feedback. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #112 (Fall 2001) Multigenerational Community To the Ecovillage!; It Takes All of Us; Elder Leadership in Cohousing; What Can You Expect of Me as a Community Elder?; Seriously Seeking Community, Part II; Myths About Intentional Community. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #111 (Summer 2001) Creating "Magic Culture": Appropriate Technology & Intentional Community In a Hawaiian Rainforest... Living the Good Life; Going Solar? Making It Happen; Moderating the Vocal, Encouraging the Shy, Equalizing Participation in Meetings. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #110 (Spring 2001) Student Housing Co-ops: What I Really Learned in College I Was a Teenage Homeowner; It's a Magical Life; High Rent and No Voice? No Thanks; Who Says We Have To Move Out? |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #109 (Winter 2000) Decision Making in Community 20 Things You Can Do To Improve Meetings; Multi-Winner Voting; Sociocracy at Ecovillage of Loudon County; When People Miss Meetings; Using Dynamic Consensus to Empower Ourselves; 12 Myths of Consensus. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #108 (Fall 2000) Let's Go! Learning Opportunities in Communities A Midwinter Month's Dream; "Wilderness Is Our Classroom"; An Intern's-Eye View; Designing My Own Education for the "Ecovillage Millenium"; Communities Where You Can Learn; The Rainbow Family Diaspora. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #107 (Summer 2000) Song, Dance, & Celebration What Creates "Community Spirit"? Dancing for Peace, Joy, and Community; Community Spirit after Cohousing Move-In; How Rumors Can Ruin Community Friendships; Finding New Community Members; Your Publicity Toolbox. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #106 (Spring 2000) Cohousing: Building Community One Neighborhood at a Time Finding the People, Finding the Money; Community "Process" Issues vs. Development Issues?; Building Green Community on a Budget; Conflict; Community Member as "Lightning Rod". Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #105 (Winter 1999) Transition & Change: The Hard Road to Accountability Death & Rebirth at Skywoods; Emissaries of Divine Light; Communities in the 21st Century; Finding New Community Members; Leadership Dynamics in Community. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #104 (Fall 1999) Conflict & Connection: Assessing Community Well-Being Living "Naka-Ima" at Lost Valley; Assessing Community Well-Being; A Healing Impulse; About Open-Hearted Listening; Working With Difficult Behaviors in Meetings; Nonviolent Communication; Transforming Conflict and Enhancing Connection. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #103 (Summer 1999) Walden Two Communities: Where Are They Now? Science of Behavior, Si! (and What Is It?); Growing Up at Los Horcones; Path with a Behaviorist Heart; Communal Child Rearing at Twin Oaks; Could Skinner's Fictional Community Work In the Real World?; Damanhur: A Magical Mystery Tour. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #102 (Spring 1999) Health & Healing: Community is Healing Patch Adams on Health & Healing; Is Community Good For Your Health?; Staying Healthy in Community; Community Medicine Chest; Loving to the End; "Everyone Feels Useful Here"; Toxic Emissions, Toxic Omissions. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #101 (Winter 1998) Communities, the Millennium, and Y2K The Year 2000: Social Chaos or Social Transformation?; How Communities Are Preparing; How I "Got It" About Y2K; Home-Made Power; Making Our Own Sustainable Local Economy; Patch Adams on the Movie "Patch Adams"; The Millennium Last Time Around. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #100 (Fall 1998) Political Activism in Community Health Care as Politics in Ecuador; Risking Jail, Creating Community; Organic Growing, Activism, and the Good Life; Following the Lord ... Into Chicago Politics; Patriot Survivalists on an Idaho Mountain; Compassion & Political Correctness. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #99 (Summer 1998) Sustainable Communities Living the Permaculture Dream; Building Design That Fosters Community; What Does Your Land Say?; Building with Mud!; Use It Again, Sam: Salvaging Building Materials; Using the Internet to Find Your Community. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #98 (Spring 1998) Values, Vision, and Money: Manifesting Our Dreams Money as "Shadow" Issue at Findhorn; Identity and Money at Shenoa; Social Class & Money in Community; How Much Is Enough?; Investing in Your Values; Confronting the Petty Tyrant. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #97 (Winter 1997) 25th Anniversary Issue Lessons from the Communes; The Way We Were; The "Shadow Side" of Community; "No Bad Vibes"; Students' Stumbling Start-Up Succeeds; What Price Community?; 25 Years Older ... 25 Years Wiser? |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #96 (Fall 1997) Breaking Bread in Community Food Fight!; Dinners at the Sharingwood Cafe; Kashrut and Compromise at Ofek Shalom; Wildcrafting in Our Yard; Growing Your Own & Selling It, Too; Tastes of Short Mountain; Dining in Cohousing. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #95 (Summer 1997) Sustainable Building and Design Building with Nature, Earth, and Magic; How Not to Build Your Community Home; Whole-Systems Design for Earthaven Village; Recycling Old Buildings at Mahantongo Spirit Garden. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #94 (Spring 1997) Making a Living Boss? What Boss?; Profit is Not a Dirty Word; Creating Value-Added Products; Making It On Our Own; Work & Commitment in Two Communities; Telecommuting; Making a Living or Making a Life. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #93 (Winter 1996) Celebrating Arts & Creativity And the Tree of Life Rises; Let's Dance!; The Flowering of Art at East Blair; Chaos, Control, & the Courage to Create; Community as Performance Art. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #92 (Fall 1996) Christian Communities Then and Now A Shiloh Sister's Story; Southern Hospitality, "Cotton Patch" Style; Where Have All the (Seventies) Communities Gone?; Authority and Submission in Christian Communities. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #91 (Summer 1996) Ecovillages What Is an Ecovillage?; Setting Up an Ecovillage Where You Are; Planning and Zoning-Encouraging News; Ecovillages in Ithaca, Israel, Canada, Scotland, Senegal. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #90 (Spring 1996) Diversity, Homogeneity in Community Are We Keeping Culturally Diverse People Out?; A Multicultural Neighborhood; Hidden Selectors; Cultural Etiquette; Racism and Denial in Community |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #89 (Winter 1995) Growing Older in Community Choosing to Age in Community; Supporting the Aging Process in Community; Listening to the Wisdom of Our Elders; Stephen Gaskin on Rocinante; "Benevolent Dictators" in Community? Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #88 (Fall 1995) Intentional Communities & "Cults" What Really Happened at Waco?; Religious Intolerance, Not 'Cults' Is the Problem; 'Benevolent Dictators'? Deprogramming Our Members; Creating a Network of Reunion. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #87 (Summer 1995) Love, Romance & Sex Community Ideals & Personal Loves; Re-Sacralizing Marriage; Smorgasbord of Alternatives; ZEGG; Healing from Sex/Power Abuse in Community; Spiritual Growth & Multiple Relationships. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #86 (Spring 1995) Nurturing Our Potential "We Have to Keep Growing?"; Toward Gender Harmony; Challenge of Conflict; Aikido; Gestalt Practice; Multiple Parenting. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #85 (Winter 1994) What We Have Learned The Transition at King View Farm; Co-op Wars; A Closer Look into "Cults". |  |
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| Communities Magazine #84 (Fall 1994) Growing Up in Community Idyllic, Nurturing, Humorous, Confusing, and Frightening Aspects of Community Childhood - In Commune, Kibbutz, The Farm, Charismatic Christian, Bruderhof, Political Activist, and Secular Egalitarian Communities. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #83 (Summer 1994) Celebration of Community: Highlights of the Aug 1993 gathering, Olympia, WA Kirkpatrick Sale/Bioregionalism; Dorothy Maclean/Findhorn; Corinne McLaughlin/Leadership; Gordon Davidson/Spiritual Economics, Noel Brown/Environment; Founders Panels. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #82 (Spring 1994) Women in Community Women at Twin Oaks, The Farm, Shannon Farm; Women in Bruderhof, Hutterite, Shaker, Oneidan, Mormon, Owenite Communities; Maggie Kuhn. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #80/81 (Spring/Summer 1993) Vision & Leadership The Four-Fold Way, Buddhist Community, Goodenough, What Happened to Kerista?, the URI Split Up, Sunflower House, Co-op America, Collaborative Decision Making, Servant Leadership, Bullies & Egos, Paradigms of Control & Harmony. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #79 (Winter 1993) We're Back FIC Highlights; Directory Update. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #77/78 (November 1990) 1990-91 Directory of Intentional Communities All Feature Articles in First Edition of Directory; 129 pages. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #76 (Spring 1990) Education in Community Twin Oaks Childcare Program; Cooperative Alternative Education; Stelle Children and Education; Mt. Madonna School, Centrepoint Community, Camphill Villages, The Farm School. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #75 (Summer 1988) Planetization Gaian Politics, Faith for the Planetary Age, Green Movement, Eco-Feminism, Deep Ecology, Christian Stewardship. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #74 (Summer 1987) Urban Middle-Class Communes Sirius; Clairemont Project; Ozark Regional Land Trust; Aprovecho & End of the Road; Alternative Special Education; Findhorn. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #73 (Winter 1987) Federation of Egalitarian Communities - Ten Years Social, Gender, Political, Organizational Issues. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #71/72 (Summer/Fall 1986) Model Communities Past, Present, Future; Historic Future Cities; Kerista - Polyfidelity. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #70 (Spring 1986) Travelling in Community San Francisco Bay Area; Co-ops; Clinics; Housing; the Cheeseboard Collective. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #69 (Winter 1986) International Communities South Africa; Appropriate Technology for Developing Countries; Community Homes for the Mentally Disabled; New Zealand; Windstar Foundation. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #68 (Fall 1985) Historic Communal Societies The Shakers; Harmony; Zoar; Amana; the Mormons, Icarians, Fourier-ists, and Llano. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #67 (Summer 1985) Technology in Community Sunrise Ranch, Ponderosa Village, Windstar, High Wind, 100 Mile Lodge, Stelle. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #66 (Spring 1985) Directory 1985/1986 Builders of the Dawn; Stelle; Rainbow Gathering. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #65 (Winter 1984) Greenham Women's Peace Camp The Farm; Education for Cooperation; Justice in India; Spiritual Fraud; Jubilee Partners. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #64 (Fall 1984) Social Notes The Great Alternative Life Group; Old Folks in a Future World; Case Against Consensus; Kibbutz and Education. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #63 (Summer 1984) Living in Community Stelle, Emissaries of Divine Light; Peace Efforts in Nicaragua; Women's Peace Camp; Democratic Management. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #62 (Spring 1984) Progressive Economics & Politics Co-op Housing; New Ideas for your Community and Kibbutz Society. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #61 (Winter 1984) Parenting, Childcare, & Education Co-op Housing; Syracuse Cultural Workers; Planning. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #60 (October 1983) Gatherings 1983 Michigan Public Schools; Solidarity. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #59 (July 1983) Computers: Are They For You? Cooperative Arab/Jewish Settlement; Volunteer Service; Holistic Living; Growing Pains. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #58 (April 1983) Co-op America Debut Catalog; Sisterfire; Consumer Co-op Bank. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #57 (February 1983) Women in Business Feminist Therapy; Audubon Expedition; Women's Resource Distribution Company; Science Fiction; Peace Movement. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #56 (December 1982) 10th Anniversary Issue & Directory 1983 Best of Communities. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #55 (October 1982) Building Economic Democracy Co-op Bank; Legal Network; Workers Trust; Worker Buyout; Unions. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #54 (June 1982) Peace Bright Morning Star Interview; Social Activism; Community Land Trust; Meg Christian; Kibbutz. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #53 (April 1982) Spiritual Communities Lama, Sirius, The Farm, Renaissance, Abode of the Message, Shambhala. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #52 (February 1982) Barter Network Santa Cruz Women's Health Collective; Worker-Owned Businesses. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #51 (December 1981) Political Paradigms for the '80s
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #50 (October 1981) Dying Hospice, Grieving, Death in Community, Rituals, Practical Guide to Home Death. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #49 (June 1981) Tempeh Production Overcoming Masculine Oppression; Social Change; Consumer Cooperative Alliance; Housing; Credit Unions; Energy; Insurance. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #48 (April 1981) Communities Around the World Cuba, China, Israel, India, Spain, El Salvador, England. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #47 (February 1981) Stories Community Organizing; Economics and Work; Culture. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #46 (December 1980) Directory 1981 Culture; Pregnancy; Economics; Potlatch. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #45 (October 1980) Art Collectives Freestate Anti-Nuke; Rainbow Family; Women in Oregon Communities. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #44 (June 1980) Consumer Cooperative Alliance Housing; Food; Arts; Health; Energy. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #43 (April 1980) Health and Well-Being Massage; Setting Up a Tofu Kitchen; Feminist Retreat; Radical Psychiatry; Community Health Clinic. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #42 (February 1980) Regionalism - The Southeast Another Place; Co-op Anti-Nuke; Community Resources. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #41 (December 1979) Relationships Friendships, Family, Sexuality; Renaissance Community. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #40 (October 1979) Worker-Owned Businesses Community Development; Urban Ecology; Feminist Credit Union; Trusteeship. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #39 (August 1979) Federation Women The Hutterites; Travel Ashram Community; Healing Waters; Industrial Co-op Association. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #37/38 (Summer 1979) Guide to Cooperative Alternatives Double Issue on Community Participation, Social Change, Well-Being, Appropriate Technology, Networking; Directory of Intentional Communities; Resource Listings - 184 pages. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #36 (January 1979) Kerista British Columbia; Circle of Gold. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #35 (November 1978) Consumer Co-op Bank Income and Resource Sharing; Utopian Heritage. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #34 (September 1978) West Coast Communal Movement Hoedads, Alpha Farm, Co-op Grocery, Salvage Business, Other Activities in California & Oregon. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #33 (July 1978) A Woman's Issue Mothers & Daughters; Virginia Blaisdell Interview; Ffeminism in Movement for a New Society; Non-Traditional Work. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #32 (May 1978) Future of Community Federation of Egalitarian Communities; Cerro Gordo; Karass; The Community Soap Factory. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #31 (March 1978) Learning in Community Teaching and Learning for All Ages; Spiritual Abortion. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #30 (January 1978) Directory 1978 School of Living and Deep Run Farm; Financing; Roger Ulrich Interview. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #29 (November 1977) Democratic Management Consensus; Leadership; Group Consciousness; The Ark. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #28 (September 1977) Seabrook A Political Community; Middle-Aged Men in Community; Ex-Twin Oakers; Tucson Peoples Yellow Pages. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #27 (July 1977) Movement for a New Society Social Class; Long-Range Planning; Older Women; Plowshare Community. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #26 (May 1977) Rebuilding the City Urban Co-ops - Austin, New York, Washington, D.C., Greenbriar Community. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #25 (March 1977) Don't Start a Commune in 1977 ...join an existing one instead; Neighborhood Planning Council in DC; First Assembly of the Federation of Egalitarian Communities; International Communities. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #24 (January 1977) Building Community Physical Design; Culture; Decentralized Politics; Directory 1977; Another Place Farm. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #23 (November 1976) Women & Work in the Kibbutz Rainbow Family; Leaving Community; Project America. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #22 (September 1976) Networking in the Ozarks : Kibbutz family; norms vs. rules; community market; Findhorn. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #21 (July 1976) Kibbutzim Local Relations; Ananda Co-op Village; Social Planning; Food Co-ops. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #20 (May 1976) Middle Class Communes How to Start; Interpersonal Skills; Teenagers in Communes; Sharing Housework. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #19 (March 1976) Urban Communities New Haven; Twin Cities; Philadelphia Life Center; Taking Back the Night; Structure and Decision Making. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #18 (January 1976) Directory 1976 Government; Twin Oaks; Project Artaud; East Wind. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #17 (November 1975) Family, Sex, & Marriage Gay Relationships; Gender Roles; Childrearing; Spiritual Marriage; German Communes. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #16 (September 1975) Planning Ecology and Economics; Short and Long-Range Contingencies; Why Plan?; Land Use; Alternative Energy. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #15 (July 1975) Research & Education in Community Survival Schools; Martial Arts; Paolo Soleri Interview. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #14 (May 1975) Therapy Encounter Groups; Spiritual Therapy; Overcoming Jealousy; The Farm. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #13 (March 1975) Spiritual Life in Community Christian, Ashrams, Secular, Atheist, Ritual; Composting. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #12 (January 1975) Directory 1975 Karum; Networking; Building a New Society. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #11 (December 1974) Land Reform Ownership & Use; Planning; Living on the Land; Paolo Soleri; Energy. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #10 (November 1974) Work Labor Credit Systems; Times Change Process. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #9 (July 1974) Children in Community Iris Mountain; Twin Oaks; Ananda; Children's Books. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #8 (May 1974) Individuality & Intimacy Jealousy, Open Relationships, Couples, Singles; Christian Homesteading. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #7 (March 1974) 1974 Directory Women in Community; Prisoners' Struggles; People of Color and Community. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communities Magazine #6 (January 1974) Overseas Community May Valley Co-op; Christian Communes; Back-To-The-Land. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #5 (October 1973) Personal Change/Social Change Community Culture; Boston Co-op Houses; Group Relationships. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #4 (Summer 1973) Schools and Community The Vale School; The Farm; Community Heritage. Photocopy. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #3 (Spring 1973) Community Market Development Ananda; Economic Clearinghouse. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #2 (February 1973) Law, Communes, Land Trusts Rural Poverty; Open Gate; Papaya; Changes Therapeutic Community. |  |
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 click to enlarge | Communities Magazine #1 (December 1972) Directory 1972 Membership Selection, Camphill Village; Twin Oaks; Women and Communal Societies. Photocopy. |  |
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| Communitas* #2 (September 1972) Country Life; Conferences; Meadowlark Therapeutic Community; School of Living; Mulberry Farm; Arthur Morgan.  *Communitas was a predecessor to Communities that ran only two issues. |  |
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| Communitas* #1 (July 1972) A New Community Journal; Virginia Communities; Philadelphia Life Center; Alpha Farm.  *Communitas was a predecessor to Communities that ran only two issues. |  |
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