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Imagine this: You live in a lively, affordable home. You wake up and cultivate your community garden and gather fresh eggs from the community farm. Then, you come by the community-run school and chat with parents. Now, turn this imagination into a reality! Join the "Cooperative Consciousness Revolution" and learn how to: 🌟 Apply the Rochdale Principles for democratic, equitable organizations. 🏡 Design and implement affordable cooperative housing projects. 🌿 Develop community gardening and farming skills. 🛒 Establish and run community-owned businesses. 📚 Explore models for innovative, community-run schools. Our communities need new leaders. Are you ready to step up? Start transforming your community today: https://lnkd.in/gaV4-EpZ   🌍 Let’s create thriving, sustainable communities together.

Reminder that our next Indigenous Sharing Circle is tomorrow at 12 p.m. (EST). Learn how First Nations and Indigenous people are leading and restoring cultural practices in agriculture. Register here: https://ow.ly/UTzM50QtJC5

With each hammered nail and board placed, a home emerges—a sanctuary from life's storms. For Habitat Homeowners, it's more than shelter; it's stability, dignity, and hope. Affordable housing isn't just about walls and roofs; it's the cornerstone of thriving communities. It fosters resilience, fosters dreams, and cultivates a collective spirit of equity and progress. Through Habitat for Humanity, our community weaves a tapestry of compassion, lifting families toward brighter horizons. Over 30 years of impact. 131 homes built. Countless lives transformed. But the need for affordable housing is still great. With your support, we will continue building better futures, home by home. Because Home Matters!

Reposting this for 2 reasons: 1) If you love the Sierra Nevada🏔️, it’s important to know how much good work is happening to conserve this globally unique mountain range. Thanks to Sierra Nevada Conservancy and so many others.🙌🏽 2) This is a great way to share progress!💡The story map is short, clear and to-the-point. A great example of moving beyond long pages of reports. Kudos Sierra Nevada Conservancy!

Lifting the work that has gone into reshaping a clear focus in Philly for land justice, power to the people, and building a commons of, for, and by the community. #socialimpact #environmentaljustice #communityhealth

As a business leader and neighbor, our decisions are shaped by guiding principles that we call the JKLH Creed.  We believe in: ✳ Demonstrating the same care and respect to all communities that we touch as we do across our parent company JK Moving Services and sister company CapRelo.  ✳The need for balance between preserving area lands for future generations and commercial development to support area economic growth.  ✳Giving back, so we put approximately 44 acres into conservation easement for every 1 acre we develop commercially.  ✳Smart development that benefits the area community in terms of jobs and tax revenue.  ✳Demonstrating our commitment to the environment by preserving historically and environmentally important sites through conservation easement.  ✳Committing time to work with the communities to listen to their wants and needs.  ✳Partnering to clean up the environment for the community. Learn more on our website ⤵

Are you joining in? It's a great way to her various perspectives on agriculture and today's session includes the ever so important topic of community gardens. For more info, check out the post below!

What if you had land and then shared access to ranch and/farm land with a community who had these values? Service, Hospitality, Excellence, Humility, Community, Family, Friendship, Formation, Growth, Restoration, Renewal, and Conservation.

Grant opportunity: Landcare Grants Open now; Closes 30/04/24; up to $20,000; Vic These grants support landcare and environmental volunteer groups and networks with on-ground works, education and capacity building projects that protect and restore our land and natural environment. There are two streams: -Project Grants of up to $20,000 for on-ground works, capability building activities, community education and engagement that protects or improves our natural environment such as native vegetation, native fauna, waterways, wetlands, and soils. -Support Grants of up to $500 to assist with costs such as insurance, incorporation and operational needs, or meetings and events or newsletters, websites and other communication. Eligibility: Grants are open to all Victorian Landcare and environmental volunteer groups and networks that are community-based and have a focus on on-ground land and natural environment improvement work. This includes Landcare groups and networks, Friends groups, Conservation Management Networks, Committees of Management, Coastcare groups and Aboriginal groups and organisations working on Country. #pruesgold #grants #grantwriting