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 Community of the Ark (10) |
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The Federation of Egalitarian Communities
Network of communal groups spread across North America: Acorn, Beacon Hill House, East Wind, Jolly Ranchers, Sandhill, Skyhouse, Twin Oaks. English - North America - At thefec.org |
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60s & Further
With interesting features such as Guest Artist Galleries, Robert Altman, Gilbert B. Weingourt, 1967 San Francisco Human Be-In, 1968 Oceanside Human Be-In, Woodstock 1969 & 2004, Communes, Spiritual Guides & Teachers... English - Hippies, Spirituality, The Sixties - At 60sfurther.com |
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Communities - Journal of Cooperative Living
Magazine. Since 1972, the primary resource for information, issues and ideas about intentional communities in North America -from urban co-ops to cohousing groups, to ecovillages, to rural communes. In the Intentional Communities web site. With links to other magazines. English - Books, News and Media, North America - At fic.ic.org |
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Crystal Waters Permaculture Village (Australia)
Rural community and eco-village, near Brisbane. English - Australia, Ecovillages, Permaculture - At ecologicalsolutions.com.au |
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Findhorn Foundation and Community (Scotland)
World-famous community and ecovillage, founded in 1962, and an international center of spiritual education and personal transformation. English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish - Personal Growth, Spirituality, United Kingdom, United Kingdom: Personal Growth, United Kingdom: Social Change - At findhorn.org |
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Global Ecovillage Network (GEN)
Global confederation of people, ecovillage networks, ecocenters and communities, including Auroville (India), Christiania (Denmark), Crystal Waters (Australia), Findhorn (Scotland), The Farm (USA), and many more. English - Country Living, Ecovillages - At gen.ecovillage.org |
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Google Groups: alt.community.intentional
Forum on communities. English - Forums - At groups.google.com |
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Intentional Communities
Extensive information on communities, ecovillages, cohousing, communes, student co-ops, urban housing cooperatives and other related projects and dreams... With information about many communities, the Communities Directory, the Communities magazine, a good directory of interesting resources, etc. English - Web Guide - At ic.org |
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Island of Peace - Lanza del Vasto and the Community of the Ark
Lanza del Vasto, a Christian disciple of Gandhi, founded in the forties The Ark (Communautés de l'Arche, country and spiritual communities, in France, etc.). Gandhi gave him a new name: Shantidas, "Servant of Peace". Text excerpted and adapted from the book The Community of the Ark, by Mark Shepard. English - Community of the Ark, Lanza del Vasto, People - At markshep.com |
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Mark Shepard: The Community of the Ark
Full text and all photographs of this little book about the communities of the Ark, founded by Lanza del Vasto. English - Community of the Ark, Online Books - At markshep.com |
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New Creation Christian Community (UK)
Many Christian communities, links to other communities, etc. English - Christianity, United Kingdom, United Kingdom: Personal Growth, United Kingdom: Social Change - At jesus.org.uk |
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Othona Community (UK)
Ecumenical Christian Community of the most open type. A place which creates links between people. They welcome and involve people of all faiths and none, meeting on the shared ground of humanity and spiritual potential. English - Christianity, United Kingdom, United Kingdom: Personal Growth, United Kingdom: Social Change - At othona.org |
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The Farm (USA)
Well-known cooperative, spiritual, country community and ecovillage, founded in 1971 by Stephen Gaskin and some hundreds of hippies, and based on the principles of nonviolence and a respect for the earth. In 1974, they founded the international development agency Plenty, also known as the hippie Peace Corps. English - Ecovillages, United States - At thefarm.org |
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