It hardly needs saying that Communication is at the heart of many Community activities. Whether we’re meeting to discuss a project, or perhaps publishing a newsletter or web site, communications-related stories can be found here.
The Empathy Tent supported the consultation by welcoming every voice, keeping communication flowing, and offering a safe, judgement-free space where powerful or challenging emotions could be expressed and heard.
This report endeavours to relay the 'vibe' of the Storyfest as well as the harvested 'data' as it presents everything gathered throughout the whole process.
The magic of the Time Machine and how it all came together, the process, the outcomes and a bit more background from Rob Hopkins.
The rabbit hole ran deep, but the landing was soft, and the history is right where it belongs: safely in the hands of the living community.
Becoming an author is a rite of passage; an initiation. I am starting to lean into what lies across that threshold.
While a fully crowd-sourced model isn't feasible right now, the foundational cataloguing and structural decisions still need to happen. I am stepping up to complete this groundwork so I can leave the community with a clear, sustainable action plan to follow once my contract finishes.
Mary Braid's 2001 feature in The Independent profiled the Findhorn Foundation, using "The Magic Kingdom" headline to describe the eco-spiritual community's financial struggles and internal, as well as local, friction.
Report of a public consultation workshop conducted to engage the Ecovillage Findhorn community as "co-curators" in shaping the governance, preservation priorities, and ethical access policies of the Community Archive.
This post aims to give access to references which may be useful for a Literature Review for a study about Ecovillage Findhorn.
We welcome researchers from around the world.
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