Towards a Joyful Economics
From Gift Circles in Brooklyn to the sharing economy at an ecovillage-based collective house, the author explores practical applications of Sacred Economics.
Re-Membering the Web of Life: The Biological Imperative for Sovereignty, Interdependence, and a Consent Economy
By Lindsay Hagamen “To last, love must enflesh itself in the materiality of the world—produce food, shelter, warmth or shade, surround itself with careful acts and well-made things.” —Wendell Berry With our first breath, we sign an unwritten contract. With this...Variations on a Theme: Low-Carbon Communities of All Sorts
Three innovative non-residential groups use community as a tool to address climate change.
Affordable, Developer-Driven Ecovillages: Meeting an Unmet Need
A replicable ecovillage model is our best hope for achieving essential, global-scale changes.
Soil, Communities, and Climate Change: An Interview with Nikki Silvestri
As a climate solutions advocate explains, carbon is not a bad thing; it’s often just in the wrong places right now.
The Question I Get Asked the Most
“What can I do?” It’s the right question—almost.