 www.whatawaytogonetwork.com
What a Way to Go Network - What a
Way to Go is a movie that is vital for the world to see. This
network is for those who have been affected by the film and wish to
connect with like minded people to discuss the film's ideas and support
one another. Tim & Sally, the film's creators, are also active members.
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 www.friendsofishmael.com
The Friends of Ishmael Society is an organization focused on publicizing the work of Daniel Quinn, award-winning author of Ishmael, My Ishmael, Story of B, Beyond Civilization, and other important works. Quinn's writings expose the roots of, and cultural myths behind, the most pressing social and environmental issues facing humanity today. We believe that making Ishmael a household name is one of the most effective ways of changing minds, in order to transition to a sustainable way of life.
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 http://ishmael.org
The Ishmael Community is the website that specifically brings
together fans of Daniel Quinn's works, as well as informs of new
publishings and titles by him, and so much more. It has links to
resources for those who would like to teach Ishmael in classes,
updates of book signings and appearances of Quinn himself... a good way
to keep up with the man.
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 http://thefarmcommunity.com/
The Farm Community is an intentional
community of families and friends living on three square miles in
southern middle Tennessee. We started The Farm in 1971 with the goal of
establishing a strongly cohesive, outwardly-directed community. We want,
by action and example, to have a positive effect on the world. |
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http://www.exchristian.net/
This
forum exists for the express purpose of encouraging those who have
decided to leave religion behind. All people are welcome to join the
discussions and post their ideas, thoughts, or even well thought out
arguments. Discussions are permitted even if they occasionally become
heated. (Find me on there as "PaganBear", always ready and willing to
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 http://www.webtribesinc.com/
WebTribes is a network of online
community support sites for people who suffer from life-consuming
ailments such as Anxiety, Depression, OCD, and HIV/AIDS. They believe
that individuals become empowered to help themselves and others when
they feel a part of something larger. It is a convenient and safe place
for individuals with similar challenges to connect.
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provides information on the intentional communities movement including a searchable
Communities Directory and hundreds of articles on community. Published by the
FIC |
 http://www.gaia.org/
Global Ecovillage Network: The Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) is a grassroots non-profit organization that links together a highly diverse worldwide movement of autonomous ecovillages and related projects. GEN's main aim is to support and encourage the evolution of sustainable settlements across the world. |
 http://www.newtribalventures.com
New Tribal Ventures is the website devoted specifically to
those dedicated to living tribally again. It's very similar in concept
to the Intentional Communities, Egalitarian Communities, and so forth,
and really gets to the heart of what Quinn discussed in Beyond
Civilization. |
 http://thefec.org/
The Federation of Egalitarian Communities is a
network of communal groups spread across North America. We range
in size and emphasis from small agricultural homesteads to
village-like communities to urban group houses. We share a set
of core principles including nonviolence, egalitarianism, and
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 http://www.freegan.info/
Freegan.info: A Site Dedicated to
Revealing Human Over-Consumption and Waste. What is a Freegan? Freegans
are people who employ alternative strategies for living based on limited
participation in the conventional economy and minimal consumption of
resources. Freegans embrace community, generosity, social concern,
freedom, cooperation, and sharing in opposition to a society based on
materialism, moral apathy, competition, conformity, and greed.
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