On “Waiting” for People of Color
On the land where his grandfather was born a slave, the founder of a nascent intentional community reflects on the challenges of attracting people of color, and the project’s next steps.
Moving Beyond Diversity Towards Collective Liberation: Weaving the Communities Movement into Intersectional Justice Struggles
The co-organizer of the People of Color Sustainable Housing Network shares strategies for deepening your community’s work on issues of race, class, and privilege.
Community-Building in the City
In its formative and early stages, Capitol Hill Urban Cohousing in Seattle encounters both challenges and successes.
Making a Case for Urban Cohousing
Urban cohousing offers a unique alternative that still allows access to the amenities, conveniences, and vibrancy of city life.
Compact Community at Maitreya EcoVillage in Eugene, Oregon
Urban development needs sufficient density to support functional public transit, bicycling, and walking—while also staying beautiful, fun, green, and rich with community.
Back to the City!
As Compersia and Point A aim to demonstrate, a city can be the perfect place to start an egalitarian, income-sharing community.