<p>A more cooperative world is possible. If we were to put the entire history of humankind into a 24-hour-day, it would only be in the past couple minutes that civilization has looked like this. Pollution. Exploitation. Isolation. Disparity. Symptoms of a society out of control, and certainly not one that was designed to last. But what if we could live differently? It turns out, more than 100,000 people already are, in ecovillages, cohousing, communes, and communities of all kinds around the world. They're working together to create fair, sustainable, and satisfying models of society.How can you find intentional communities? The answer is the Communities Directory -- an online and printed catalog of intentional communities in the US, and all over the planet. For 25 years the Fellowship for Intentional Community (FIC) has been building, innovating, and keeping this catalog fresh. A book to find the community that suits you!In addition to profiling more than 1,000 communities, the book includes full-page maps showing where communities are located, charts that compare communities by more than 30 different qualities, and an easy index to find communities interested in specific pursuits. Also known as the Guide to Intentional Communities &amp; Cooperative Living -- this epic book includes tons of bonus content, including articles on how to start or join a community, the basics of group dynamics and decision-making, and countless resources and links to help your community thrive!</p>

Communities Directory: Guide to Cooperative Living

Politics & Social Sciences

Intentional Community, Fellowship for

Politics & Government

Fellowship for Intentional Community

<p>Do you want to know how to communicate, solve problems, and work more effectively in groups? The communication experts at the Center for Conflict Resolution put their experience in working with groups into A Manual for Group Facilitators. This helpful book is an informal outline detailing useful and effective techniques to help groups work well. More than a simple “how to,” the manual contains a discussion of the values, dynamics, and common sense behind group process that have been verified by our own experience. A Manual for Group Facilitators includes information on such topics as: How to plan a workshop Sample agendas How to get a meeting started on the right track Useful information about group process, communication and dynamics How to deal with conflict in groups Crisis intervention Creative problem solving, and much more In addition, there is a long chapter on how to handle common problems that occur in groups. A Manual for Group Facilitators is a valuable resource for: Anyone planning or presenting a workshop Trainers Teachers interested in innovative classroom techniques Anyone involved in a group as a leader, facilitator, or participant who wants to help the group work well without dominating it.</p>

A Manual for Group Facilitators

Self-Help

Poole, Scott

Auvine, Brian

Densmore, Betsy

Extrom, Mary

Shanklin, Michael

Communication & Social Skills

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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