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Issue 130 Cover #130, Peak Oil and Sustainability (Spring 2006)

  • Peak Oil and Community Food Security
  • Living the (Almost) Petrol-freeLife
  • Preparing for a Post Carbon World
  • Community Survival During the Coming Energy Decline
  • An Energy Primer: How We Consume Our Ancient Sunlight
  • Helping Friends and Neighbors Prepare
  • City Repair and the Opportunity of Peak Oil

Issue 129 Cover #129, Urban Communities & Ecovillages (Winter 2005)

  • Richard Register—The Village Can Save the City
  • Our Sustainable Urban Acre
  • Living the Good Life Downtown
  • Lois Arkin—An 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 . . . ?

[photo] #128, Resolving Conflict in Community (Fall 2005)

  • 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 Live—From Eco-Home to Sustainable Neighborhood
  • How Walnut Street Co-op Financed Its Property

[photo] #127, The Face of Cohousing in 2005 (Summer 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

[photo] #126, The Arts in Community (Spring 2005)

  • 101 Art Projects Your Community Can Do
  • Painting and Dancing for Community Spirit
  • Creativity as "Learning Game"
  • Confessions of a Process Warrior

[photo] #125, Life After Student Coops (Winter 2004)

  • Are co-opers moving on to other forms of community?
  • Moving to the suburbs? Keeping ties with their student co-ops?
  • How else do co-ops influence their members later in life?
  • Current debates in the student co-op movement

[photo] #124, Spiritual Community (Fall 2004)

  • 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"?

[photo]#123, A Day in the Life (Summer 2004)

  • 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)

[photo]#122, Community Seeker's Guide (Spring 2004)

  • 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.

[photo] #121, Thriving in Community (Spring '04)

  • Ecology in Community: Committment to Place
  • Finding My Heart at Camphill Soltane
  • Good Cooks, Good Morale
  • Commitment to Place
  • Still Thriving After All These Years

[photo] #120, Communities Directory Update

[photo] #119, Right Livlihood in Community (Fall '03)

  • Recipe for a Thriving Community
  • An Honest Days' (Village) Work
  • Findhorn's Ecovillage Economy
  • Healthy and Unhealthy Communal Economies
  • Right Livelihood in a Camphill Village
  • Redwoods, Rugged Cliffs, and Mineral Baths
  • Developing Trust in Communities

[photo] #118, Lovers in Community (Summer '03)

  • 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

[photo] #117, Ecovillages: What Have We Learned? (Spring '03)

  • 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

[photo] #116, Can We Afford to Live in Community? (Fall/Winter '02)

  • 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.

[photo] #115, The Heart of Sustainability (Summer '02)

  • 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

[photo] #114, What Do Children Learn in Community? (Spring '02)

  • 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

[photo] #113, Communication and Process: The Heart of Healthy Community (Winter '01)

  • Getting Real -- Ten "Truth Skills" for Emotional Connection, Intimacy, and Well-Being
  • Birthing Co-Creating Community
  • Toward Clarity and Honesty
  • Agenda Planning -- Making Meetings Flow
  • The Fine Art of Giving and Receiving Feedback

[photo] #112, Multigenerational Community (Fall '01)

  • To the Ecovillage! Three Generations Move to Community
  • What Can You Expect of Me as an Elder
  • Resources: Communities Seeking Elders
  • An Eternal Optimist: Elder Leadership in Cohousing

[photo] #111, Creating "Magic" Culture: Appropriate Technology and Intentional Community (Summer '01)

  • In a Hawaiian Rainforest...Living the Good Life
  • Going Solar? Making It Happen
  • Ecovillage Design Down Under
  • Resources for Appropriate Technology
  • Getting There: Transportation Alternatives at Dancing Rabbit
  • Ecovillage 2015: Algae, Giant "Seashells" and Sustainable Culture

[photo] #110, Student Coops: What I Really Learned in College (Spring '01)

  • I Was a Teenage Homeowner
  • It's a Magical Life
  • High Rent and No Voice? No Thanks!
  • Who Says We Have to Move Out?

[photo] #109, Decision Making in Community (Winter '00)

  • Twelve Myths of Consensus
  • When People Miss Meetings
  • Alternatives to Full Consensus
  • Multi-Winner Voting

[photo] #108, Let's Go! Learning Opportunities in Community (Fall '00)

  • Hosting Students and Interns
  • Designing My Own Education for the "Ecovillage Millenium"
  • An Intern's-Eye View
  • Communities Where You Can Learn

[photo] #107, Song, Dance, and Celebration: What Creates "Community Spirit"? (Summer '00)

  • Dancing for Peace, Joy, and Community
  • Celebration and Ceremony

[photo] #106, Cohousing (Spring '00)

  • Clearly Something Is Happening Here
  • What Do You Mean, "Community"?
  • Community Member as "Lightning Rod"

[photo] #105, Transition and Change (Winter '99)

  • Hard Road to Accountability
  • Transition and Change at Skywoods
  • Communities in the 21st Century

[photo] #104, Conflict and Connection (Fall '99)

  • Assessing Community Well-Being
  • Opposing Leadership
  • Difficult Behaviors in Meetings
  • Transforming Conflict and Enhancing Connection

[photo] #103, Walden Two Communities: Where Are They Now? (Summer '99)

  • Science of Behavior, Si!
  • Growing Up at Los Horcones
  • Path with a Behaviorist Heart

[photo] #102, Health and Healing (Spring '99)

  • Patch Adams on Health and Healing
  • Is Community Good for Your health?
  • Staying Healthy in Community

[photo] #101, Communities, the Millenium, and Y2K (Winter '98)

  • The Year 2000: Social Chaos or Social Transformation
  • How Communities Are Preparing
  • How I "Got It" about Y2K

[photo] #100, Political Activism in Community (Fall '98)

  • Health Care as Politics in Ecuador
  • Risking Jail, Creating Community
  • Organic Growing, Activism, and the Good Life

[photo] #99, Sustainable Communities (Summer '98)

  • Living the Permaculture Dream
  • Building Design that Fosters Community
  • What Does Your Land Say?
  • Building with Mud!

[photo] #98, Values, Vision, and Money (Spring '98)

  • Manifesting Our Dreams: Community and the "Ways of the World"
  • Money as "Shadow Issue" at Findhorn
  • Confronting the Petty Tyrant

[photo] #97, 25th Anniversary Issue (Winter '97)

  • 25 Years of Communities
  • A Clash of Cultures: SpringLedge Ecovillage Project Foiled
  • Snapshot of a Moving Target: The Communities Movement

[photo] #96, Breaking Bread (Fall '97)

  • "No, Its Not a Cult: Relating to Your Family When You Live in Community
  • Tastes of Short Mountain: The Culinary Rewards of Community Living
  • Growing Your Own and Selling It, Too

[photo] #95, Sustainable Building and Design (Summer '97)

  • How Not  to Build Your Community Home
  • Building with Nature, Earth, and Magic
  • Zuni Mountain Sanctuary: From Habit to Habitat

[photo] #94, Making a Living (Spring '97)

  • Straw into Gold: Creating Value-Added Products
  • Profit Is Not a Dirty Word
  • Making It On Our Own
  • Sawdust, Cow Manure, and Confidence

[photo] #93, Celebrating Arts and Creativity (Winter '96)

  • Let's Dance!; The Flowering of Art at East Blair
  • Interns' Journal: Waking Up at Abundant Dawn
  • Federation Update: Musical Theater at Twin Oaks

[photo] #92, Christian Communities, Then and Now (Fall '96)

  • What You Need to Know about Christian Communities
  • A Shiloh Sister's Story
  • A Community of Counselor Pioneers
  • My Turn: Our Community's "Ode" of Respects and Responsibilities

[photo] #91, Ecovillages (Sum '96)

  • Sustainability and Sustainable Communities, or, What is an ecovillage, anyway?
  • A Training Center for Ecovillagers
  • What We Can Learn from African Villagers: Lessons from the Third International EcoCities Conference
  • Our Life at Lebensgarten

[photo] #90, Diversity, Homogeneity in Community(Spr '96)

  • Are We Keeping Culturally Diverse People Out?
  • Cultural Etiquette: A Guide for the Well-Intentioned
  • Breaking Old Patterns, Weaving New Ties: Building Alliances Across Cultural Differences
  • The Myth of the Happy Family: Racism and Denial in Community.

[photo] #89, Growing Older in Community (Win '95)

  • Choosing to Age in Community
  • Supporting the Aging Process in Community
  • Retiring to the Good Life: Stephen Gaskin on Rocinante
  • Fellowship News--Going Public: Can Intentional Communities Make a Difference in Public Policy for Elders?
  • "Benevolent Dictators" in Community? Part II.

[photo] #88, Intentional Communities and "Cults" (Fall '95)

  • What Really Happened at Waco?
  • Religious Intolerance, Not "Cults," is the Problem
  • "Benevolent Dictators" in Community?
  • Deprogramming Our Members
  • Leaving the Hare Krishnas; Creating a Network of Reunion

[photo] #87, Love, Romance, & Sex in Community (Sum '95)

  • Taming the Wiscoy Wilderness
  • The Metamorphosis of Relationships at Dunmire Hollow
  • High Wind: Community Ideals and Personal Loves

[photo] #86, Nurturing Our Potential (Spr '95)

  • More Confident, Less Idealistic
  • "You Mean We Have to Keep on Growing?"
  • Fellowship News: Is the Communities Movement "Regionally Challenged?"

[photo] #85, Passages: What Have We Learned? (Win '94)

  • Balancing Justice & Mercy at Aprovecho
  • The Founders Dilemma: Lessons from Arden Village
  • Community as Crucible: The Love Israel Family
  • The Transition of King View Farm

[photo] #84, Growing Up in Community (Fall '94)

  • Idyllic, nurturing, humorous, confusing, and frightening aspects of community childhood--in commune, kibbutz, The Farm, charismatic Christian, Bruderhof, political activist, and secular egalitarian communities...

#83, Celebration of Community (Sum '94)

  • Highlights of the Aug '93 gathering, Olympia, WA: plenaries--Dorothy Maclean/Findhorn, Kirkpatrick Sale/Bioregionalism, Corinne MacLaughlin/leadership, Gordon Davidson/spiritual economics, Dr. Noel Brown/environment; founders panels...

#82, Women in Community (Spr '94)
Women at Twin Oaks, The Farm, Shannon Farm; Women in Bruderhof, Hutterite, Shaker, Oneidan, Mormon, Owenite communities; Maggie Kuhn interview...

#80/81, Vision and Leadership (Spr/Sum '93)
Four-Fold Way; Buddhist Community; What Happened to Kerista?; Goodenough; the URI Split-up; Sunflower House; Co-op America; Collaborative Decision Making; Servant Leadership; Bullies and Egos; Paradigms of Control & Harmony; Ropes Course...

#79, We're Back(!) (Fall '92)
FIC highlights; Directory update.

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