Sociocracy for All’s 3rd annual online
Sociocracy in 
Intentional Communities
conference 2023
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Deciding how we want to live
Photo courtesy of Green Grove Co-housing Community.
Learn from Cohousing, Coliving and Intentional Communities around the world at the Sociocracy in Intentional Communities Conference
The conference will explore how sociocracy supports ecovillages, cohousing projects and housing cooperatives to meet social needs through resilient, equitable and regenerative self-governance practices.
Most of us have not grown in a collaborative culture where each is called to share their perspective to create a shared view of the life we want.
When we join a community, we soon notice that some patterns keep us from deciding together smoothly: one wants to be right, the other is conflict-avoidant…
Participative decision-making is a change of paradigm that requires lots of learning and unlearning, and is a precious skill to allow our group to co-create the life we really want to live together.
Conference program coming soon!
Register
for the Sociocracy in Intentional Communities Conference 2023
General Admission – Full Program
This ticket gives you access to all live conference talks on November 18th, 2023
Suggested $30-$100 usd, min $10 usd
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Conference Program
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Opening Session
Intentional Communities Circle | 15:30 UTC
Photo courtesy of La Tribu Sylvilisée intentional community
See you there!
Online: 15:30 – 21:30 UTC / 7:30 – 13:30 PST / 10:30 – 16:30 EST
This conference is possible thanks to Sociocracy For All‘s members and donors and to this year’s sponsors:
The Sociocracy in Intentional Communities Conference 2023 is organized sociocratically by SoFA’s Intentional Communities Circle
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“Life creates conditions conducive to life.”
Jenine Benysus,
Scientific researcher of applied biomimicry design and regenerative culture thought leader.
