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Our Fall issue focuses on Service and Activism. Authors explore how communitarians can help others and the planet, both through embodying a culture of cooperation and service and through reaching out to make a difference in the wider world. Featured groups include Camphill communities, Innisfree Village, Gesundheit!, Konohana Family, Magic, Black Bulga, and more. The issue also shares "after the fire" reflections from Harbin Hot Springs, a 25th-anniversary retrospective from ZEGG, a story of the new neighborhood at EcoVillage at Ithaca, and results of a wide-ranging study on happiness in intentional community. Please join us!
Articles in Service and Activism
* Publisher's Note--Community, Social Justice, Responsibility, and Accountability by Sky Blue
* Notes from the Editor--The Need for Greater Purpose by Chris Roth
* Community Living as Social Activism in Camphill by Kam Bellamy
* Innisfree Village: Lifesharing in a Service Community by Nancy Chappell
* The Gesundheit! Institute: A 45 Year-Old Communal Hospital Experiment by Patch Adams
* Service in Community: A Fijian Success Story by Philip Mirkin
* When Each One of Us Changes Our Mind, the World Changes: Life with Konohana Family by Yoko Oki
* Taking Death by the Hand by Lindsay Hagamen
* Activism and Service at Black Bulga Community: Inspiring, Nurturing, Challenging, and Not All Hard Work by Geoff Evans
* Coming of Age in Service Community by Jen and Hilary Bayer
* Not the Last of the Mohicans: Honoring Our Native Predecessors on the Land by Jeff Golden
* The Case for Mass Civil Disruption and Resistance: The story of how 15 intentional communities and experiments came together to form a national coalition to defend life, come hell or high water by Ethan Hughes (edited by Laila Johnson and Gavain U'Prichard)
* Activism Revisited: Personal reflections on trying to make a difference by Daniel Christian Wahl
* The Co-Evolution of My Communities, Co-Intelligent Process, and Activism by Tom Atlee
* The Choices We Make by Paul Freundlich
* Grassroots Activism Starts at Home by Dan Hines
* Homelessness and Tiny Houses: Two Worlds Intersect to Foster Community by Kerri Fivecoat-Campbell
* After the Harbin Fire: Reflections on a Community Disrupted, Not Defeated by Geoffrey Huckabay
* Aging in Community: How an Older Couple Helped Launch a New Multi-Generational Ecovillage Neighborhood by Wallace Watson
* The Seven Steps of Sociocracy--Putting it All Together by Diana Leafe Christian
* Creating Cooperative Culture--Happiness in Communal Life: A Scientific Project by Bjorn Grinde
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