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One Grain of Sand
We’re holding our first formal meeting next week about the next version of our collective—the first meeting, at least, that isn’t a chance conversation in the kitchen or an open-ended daydreaming sess… more →
Liz Seymour
An Experiment in Collective Living
kristenmhewitt wrote 4 days ago: Click the photo to view a multimedia piece about the JED Collective. Photos by Anna Lundgren. Speaki … more →
Audio and Video from City From Below conference
bloominginspace wrote 6 months ago: Audio and video recordings of presentations from the recent City From Below conference that happened … more →
The Institute of Applied Piracy: Starting Communes and so on
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bloominginspace wrote 6 months ago: check out the original on the IAP’s webpage The Journal of The Institute for Applied Piracy Is … more →
Leaving the Nest
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meltbrianna wrote 9 months ago: Some friends and I are planning on moving out of our family homes to venture into our own space. Thi … more →
Denmark’s hippie haven faces shutdown
bloominginspace wrote 9 months ago: see original article at the Christian Science Monitor Freetown Christiania’s homepage, in Engl … more →
Tuned in, not out: Counterculture ideals bring activists together at Raleigh collective
bloominginspace wrote 9 months ago: Original article in the Raleigh News and Observer ACRe/Mayview Collective’s homepage Published … more →
The Art of Staying in Limbo: Stealing Houses in the Rust Belt
bloominginspace wrote 9 months ago: taken from Rolling Thunder #4 by Chimney Swift and Raven of the Birdhouse Propaganda Ministry; pains … more →
The Revolution of Everyday Life: The Emma Goldman Finishing School is a Beacon Hill anarchist commune whose members are trying to live their revolution one day at a time
bloominginspace wrote 9 months ago: original article on the Seattle Weekly by George Howland Jr. Published on July 05, 2006 Members of t … more →
Inviting Anarchy Into My Home
bloominginspace wrote 9 months ago: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/09/garden/09anarchist.htm Liz Seymour, in white, sitting beneath a co … more →
One Grain of Sand
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lizseymour wrote 1 year ago: We’re holding our first formal meeting next week about the next version of our collective—the first … more →
Reincarnation
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lizseymour wrote 1 year ago: Down the road not taken there exists a weekly HBO ensemble drama called Anarchy! It’s set in some Mi … more →
How to turn a bagel into a tomato
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lizseymour wrote 1 year ago: It started, fittingly enough, with a walk for hunger—one of those community walk-a-thons that raises … more →
Validation Day
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lizseymour wrote 1 year ago: A few years ago Jane came to stay for a couple of months–she built herself a loft on the side … more →
So Many Dynamos
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lizseymour wrote 1 year ago: The house is quiet on this second day of 2008. Zegota was here last week getting ready for tour: Moe … more →
Meet The Chickens
lizseymour wrote 2 years ago: Our flock began last spring as six little chicks in a cardboard box in the living room. They graduat … more →
My Bike Takes Me Places That School Never Could
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lizseymour wrote 2 years ago: A couple of weeks ago I attended a panel on immigration: descriptions of undocumented workers, mothe … more →
House Keeping
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lizseymour wrote 2 years ago: Jodi got a wild hair last week and rearranged the living room furniture. It looks great. “I think we … more →
The Copernican Revolution
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lizseymour wrote 2 years ago: It’s been just a little over a month since I started this blog. It’s been great so far. I’ve dedicat … more →
20 Questions
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lizseymour wrote 2 years ago: My housemates Jodi and Mark are members of Invisible. Mark is co-creator of the Selectric Piano (and … more →
