Webinars and Workshops

Join professor Zach Rubin for an academic presentation on the state of the intentional communities movement.

Community living is a journey towards self literacy, culture repair, deeper intimacy with all aspects of life, and ultimately an expanded consciousness needed for the world we want to create. Join us for a 1-hour interview + Q&A time with Becoming a Communitarian course instructor Lee Warren to learn about her life as a communitarian for the past 30 years as well as get a taster for the upcoming 5-week course.

Join us on November 29th for FIC’s Giving Tuesday Gala for an evening of entertainment and quality time with our team and fellow communitarians. In addition to musical performances, you’ll hear about the impact we’ve had this year and ways you can support the movement.

Song is a precious way to see and praise the change of seasons.  Come enjoy an afternoon pause to sing songs that celebrate the darkness and gifts of winter.

Thinking about joining an intentional community? Curious to learn about communities from them directly? Want to peek inside community living and get your questions answered? The Virtual Tour of Intentional Communities is the event experience for you!

While most cooperative groups do not discuss all these questions or even any of them, all groups should. Get clear on the membership questions your community should be asking now in this free, one-hour webinar.

When conflict arises, it’s often unclear how to best tackle it or where to even begin. Join facilitation expert Laird Schaub for an introduction on how to work with conflict for the well-being of your community.

Join us for a 90-minute panel discussion with the course instructors for Aging Gracefully in Community. In this discussion, you’ll learn about the expertise and experiences Margaret Critchlow, Laird Schaub, Danielle Williams, Alline Anderson, and Lee Warren have with aging in community.

Do you have burning consensus questions? Join us for a 1-hour, casual Q&A session with longtime communitarian and consensus instructor Laird Schaub to learn best practices.