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October 28, 2020
SecureYam1 asked:San Francisco Bay area community Hi, I am looking for a co living or co housing rental in the San Francisco Bay area. I am interested in sharing the home as in a room or possibly renting the full unit. Please DM me and I can tell you more about myself. Thanks
rosemonkey12 replied:Have you looked at [ic](ic.org)
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July 13, 2020
smoorpheus asked:Communities on the big island? My wife and I have decided to move to the big island and are wondering if there are any good intentional communities anywhere on the big island? That or any recommendations on areas that have a good sense of community? Edit- to clarify I know where we will be living. This question is more to find a group of people who value community so I may become an active member of said community (such as arts, yoga, tai chi, hiking, gardening, permaculture, self sustainability to name some).
borg23 replied:Not sure if this helps but maybe check out ic.org. It's an intentional community site, not specific to Hawaii, but you can search by area.
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February 16, 2016
Sean H. asked:Any know of any great work-farms or co-ops or anything of the sort that'd they'd recommend I check out? Can never have enough optionsBucket V. replied:Http://ic.org
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July 11, 2015
Debra S. asked:Does anyone know how many sustainable communities are there in the state of New Jersey? I really want to move to an area of like minded people. My husband and I are looking to rent, we can only afford a rent of $1,100.00 any suggestions? I wish we could afford to buy a house with land so we can grow food and a place where our dog can run and play without driving so far to a dog park. I find myself driving to areas to enjoy nature because where I live, I am not allowed to garden or sit in the back yard because its is not on the lease. That's what the land lord says and wants. I feel like a prisoner. I don't have a place where I can plant some seeds where I live and watch them grow. I don't want to drive far anymore to enjoy nature, I would like to live in an area that is free of pesticides, herbicides. I would like to live in an area where I can see wildlife. I live in Hudson county, its very urban. I always wonder why lower income people never have lush green vegetation growing all around them but people who are middle class or affluent always live in areas that are beautiful. I would like to live there too. Is it possible in the state of NJ for lower income people to have a place to call home where they can live surrounded by nature too? DebraLisa H. replied:Here is another site http://www.ic.org/
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March 9, 2015
Ackley L. asked:My wife received this lot in a inheritance, it's 16.8 acres. I'm seriously thinking about doing an Off The Grid Community. I was thinking about 2-3 families or couples. Everyone has there own space for gardening & livestock etc. This lot is in Massachusetts, I have a logging company going in soon to pull some wood out. Does anyone know of any such places in New England? Also does anyone have such a place, and how did they start it up.Chloe E. replied:You can search communities by state at www.ic.org And I've visited two FEC communes. They're great places filled with lots of diverse, mostly healthy people. www.thefec.org has some solid communities with a healthy social structures if you're looking for something good to model after.
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September 25, 2014
Shad B. asked:Anyone know of a community in or around the state of Washington?Jeffrey L. replied:yeah ic.org is the way to go. WA has tons of communities
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August 20, 2014
Mary B. asked:Hivemind, I have an idea, but no way to realize it. I'm thinking of converting my very small house into a duplex and the freestanding 2-car garage into a tiny house, creating a total of three very small independent living spaces on the same property that I can live in and share with like-minded souls. Naturally, I don't have anywhere near the funds to accomplish this on my own, but I have this notion that I might be able to obtain some sort of funding in return for transferring ownership of the property to the right investor. I would want to retain control of the endeavor long as I live here, but I don't need any income from it, and would be happy to act as manager and pay rent so that 100% of the revenue ended up in the investor's pocket. I would prefer it to be someone with the stated goal of promoting progressive, affordable community living. Anyone have experience with the feasibility of such a project? Suggestions?
Heather V. replied:I know that others have done something similar--it's essentially an intentional community. Look here: http://www.ic.org/
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July 28, 2014
Dan K. asked:a community that i am part of is currently very close to having a property. i'm having some difficulty trying to find guidelines that we could possibly use as a reference in creating ours. any suggestions on where to look?Steve C. replied:www.ic.org.
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July 6, 2014
Cheryl P. asked:anyone who would like to volunteer to. come to Earth Tribe Trust World Research and Learning Center in the month of August for a 4 week stay to help build 1 cob house fit for winter survival, root cellar and any other things needed to create a primitive winter survival setup SPEAK UP.
Randy A. replied:I found some info on ic.org, only three hours away from me.
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March 29, 2014
Tom E. asked:where in europe can i find a good community, good enviroenment for a 4 y/o child, maybe kindie, music, and cheap enough (i can spare about a 1000 eu a month) that has electriciy and internet (gotta do something for that money) for the months of summer 2014... enlighten me :) and that has possible a good music scene (for child's father) we are looking for a place to co-parent! thanks for all helpers :)Patrick D. replied:Yes, there are other places to look, like www.ic.org
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February 24, 2014
Leela M. asked:Any communities in or near Spokane WA? Also, does anyone know of work for room and board options in a Buddhist community? Thanks!Xavier L. replied:Check out ic.org
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October 6, 2013
Wesley C. asked:im looking for some communes in the mid west can nayone tell me where to find them?Leslie B. replied:http://www.ic.org/
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September 14, 2013
Eilish A. asked:Looking for Hippy Bohemian Paradise on Planet Earth. What are your votes? Mullumbimby? Ibiza? Galway? Goa? Bali? It has to qualify on many levels, must have a large population of right-brained poets, artists, musicians and philosophers, with open hearts and minds, and great organic garden food and medicinal herbs. Suggestions welcome.Mike G. replied:I'm still searching. I found a couple of good local communes in Chicago, but i would prefer to live on a farm in the country... http://www.ic.org/
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February 22, 2013
Angela R. asked:I don't know if any of you can help but my family and I are looking for a place to put our tent up and start living off the land out west somewhere. Our ideal situation is to have a group of like minded people who are aware of the changes that are happening within the US and in the world today. We need to get back to nature. We are being drawn out west by spirit and are not entirely sure why or where. We do not know anybody there. My husband is a tattooist and I am a energy worker. We unschool our 13 year old son. What I am asking is if any one would be willing to open up there land to us or are aware of any groups that may allow us to join them and expand our family. Thanks to any and all who reply. Love and LightKerry W. replied:ic.org
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January 2, 2013
Jonah G. asked:Hi Family, Can any rainbow family recommend any intentional communities, eco-villages,comune places to wwoof in the west coast ie WA,OR,CA,MTand ID. Thanks so much. Me and my partner have experience with farming we have wwoofed in the usa and costa rico and looking for place where we can live in a real community and gain skills and live in harmony with the earth. Loving YouWilliam H. replied:http://www.ic.org/
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