Red vs. Blue…or is it not that simple?
In this podcast we discuss how communities can avoid getting embroiled in or divided by political polarization.
In this podcast we discuss how communities can avoid getting embroiled in or divided by political polarization.
Over the course of my life, friendship has always been important to me. Being and having a friend is one important way of acknowledging that there’s more to me than my individual existence. Following the path that leads from stranger…
In this podcast we discuss honesty in relationships as seen as a courageous spiritual practice and a necessity for trust-building and the circumstances, if any, where we might feel justified to withhold information, opinions or feelings in a way that…
How can we show compassion for those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction at the same time we ensure safety and insist on members keeping agreements of the community? An in depth discussion with Philip Be’er, community mediation consultant and author…
In this podcast we’ll be discussing how we can prevent, effectively disclose, and/or confront sexual abuse within residential intentional communities with Philip Be’er, community mediation consultant and author of LEARNING TO LOVE: Your Guide to PERSONAL EMPOWERMENT The Caring Community…
How can we create a welcoming environment for racial and ethnic minorities within residential intentional communities? Is it okay and sometimes helpful to have all-minority ICs? With consultants Edward Troy and Elliott Cisneros. The Caring Community Voices podcast presented here is for general…
Lowell Perry and Logan Gray answer questions about PMAs, Private Membership Associations. The Caring Community Voices podcast presented here is for general informational purposes and the views and opinions of guests and participants donot necessarily reflect the views or positions…
Starting anything can be a challenge. You have to go from a state of not doing to one of doing — to overcome inertia and the urge to just stay in the same place. This explains why so many people…