Communities Magazine #159 (Summer 2013) - Community Wisdom for Everyday Life

Community Wisdom for Everyday Life

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• Publisher’s Note: Crossing the Red Sea by Laird Schaub
• Notes from the Editor: Community Wisdom for Everyday Life by Chris Roth
• Wisdom from Within, Wisdom from Without by Karin Iona Sundberg
• Seeking Community: A Conversation to Shape Our Future by Paul Born
• Being Human by Joyce Hollyday
• Losing Community, Finding Community: Will Winterfeld’s Story by Paul Born
• Expressing Gratitude in Community by Devon Bonady
• Fostering Vulnerability by Eli Winterfeldve
• Bringing Home Lessons from Community Living by Melanie Rios
• New Culture Perspectives for Everyday Life by Sarah Taub with Michael Rios
• Sharing Community Wisdom by Dianne G. Brause
• The Values of Shared Ownership by Tim Miller
• Yes, Wealthy People Want to Live in Community in Sustainable Ways Too! by Jennifer Ladd
• Cultivating the Neighbourhood by Nina Bailey-Dick
• The Veterans Writing Group and the Military Community by Shepherd Bliss
• Humaneitarians Unite by Caroline Abels
• Eat Like You Give a Damn: A Shibboleth from Seattle by Laird Schaub
• “Dreeeeeem On!”: The Re-Education of a Nonprofit Seeking to Build Community by Danielle Phoenix
• Jump on the Wisdom Train by Colin Doyle
• Mount Madonna’s Wisdom for Everyday Life by Ward Mailliard with Avi Kruley, Brajesh Friedberg, Dayanand Diffenbaugh, Iris Kachuck, Ratna Jenna Sturz, Savita Kay Brownfield, and Stephanie Conway
• Community Archiving: Denison University Homestead by Joshua Finnell
• Picking Fights for Peace by Janna Payne
• Saying Goodbye to Consensus-with-Unanimity in European Communities; Busting the Myth that Consensus-with-Unanimity Is Good for Communities, Part IV by Diana Leafe Christian
• Review—The Intentional Christian Community Handbook by Nancy Roth
• Review—The Encyclopedic Guide to American Intentional Communities by Chris Roth
• Review—The Rhythm of Rutledge by Chris Roth
• Creating Cooperative Culture: Finding Community, Producing Durability—Learning from the rhythms of Rutledge by the Last Volunteer