Building Your Group

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  • by Craig Ragland, Songaia Cohousing, and Catya Belfer-Shevett, Mosaic Commons Cohousing
    March, 2007

    How do people in cohousing create traditions? How do we mark the major life events of our members, such as births, coming-of-age, marriages and deaths? How do we celebrate community events, such as groundbreaking or community anniversaries? How about birthdays, new jobs or people moving in or moving out?

  • by Rob Sandelin, Sharingwood Cohousing
    November, 2006

    These are some of the elements to consider working on in the first months you spend together. This assumes you have brought together a core group of at least two or three households. Three or four households is even better.

  • by Liz Walker, photos by Jim Bosjolie
    June, 2006

    This is a historic moment on Planet Earth. Life as we know it is about to change dramatically as global climate change accelerates, and as we reach “Peak Oil,” when demand outstrips supply for fossil fuels that are increasingly hard to extract. As we look toward a future in which our traditional energy sources are severely depleted, cohousing neighborhoods have an increasingly important role to play in modeling a greener lifestyle.

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