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From: Joyce Cheney (jcheneyjc |
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| Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2026 10:39:59 -0700 (PDT) | |
Trish, are you the person for this question? In the past I’ve emailed Carol Pruitt, but recently have not gotten responses from her. Question: I live in Casa Verde Commons in Colorado Springs, and we are members of national housing alliance. I want to sign up for three on demand courses. There is a charge listed for each of them and a place for a coupon code. My understanding is that these courses are free for members of national cohousing alliance but no one here seems to know what our “coupon code” or our “membership code” is. Please tell me how I can get our community’s coupon and membership codes, so that we can sign up for these courses for free or if that’s no longer available , at a discount: Building for belonging Co-buying strategies Adding afford abilities Thank you, Joyce Cheney 719-322-4036 Sent from my iPhone > On Sep 24, 2026, at 1:35 PM, Trish Becker-Hafnor via Cohousing-L <cohousing-l > [at] cohousing.org> wrote: > > There’s nothing quite like seeing community-rooted housing in person. > > Surrounding the Denver Community-Rooted Housing Summit this October, we’re > offering three guided bus tours that will take you inside communities across > Denver and Northern Colorado. Walk the spaces, meet residents, ask questions, > and experience firsthand how different approaches to design, ownership, and > shared life work in practice. > > The Denver Cohousing Tour will visit Hearthstone Cohousing, Aria Cohousing, > Harmony Village, Blue Columbine Cohousing, and Cedar Root Community, offering > a look at a range of established and forming cohousing communities in the > Denver area. > > The Denver Community-Rooted Housing Tour broadens the lens beyond traditional > cohousing with visits to The People’s Mansion, Pando, Tierra Colectiva, and > Queen City Cooperative. See how co-ops, shared ownership, and other creative > models are building community in the city. > > The Northern Colorado Tour heads up the Front Range to visit River Rock > Commons, Greyrock Commons, Nyland Cohousing, and Polestar Gardens, offering > another full day of exploring intentional and community-rooted living. > > Whether you’re looking for a community to call home, dreaming about starting > one, working professionally in this space, or simply curious about what’s > possible, these tours are a chance to see it for yourself and learn directly > from the people doing it. > > Tours take place October 21–25 around the Denver Summit on October 23–24. And > you don’t have to attend the Summit to join us! All three bus tours can be > booked à la carte. > > Learn more and reserve your spot: > https://cohousingalliance.org/summits/denver2026/ > > > Best, > > Trish Becker, MSW > Executive Director | Pronouns<https://www.mypronouns.org/what-and-why>: > She/Her > National Cohousing Alliance > (formerly Cohousing Association of the United States | CohoUS) > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Cohousing-L mailing list -- Unsubscribe, archives and other info at: > http://L.cohousing.org/info > > >
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Come Tour Community-Rooted Housing in Colorado Trish Becker-Hafnor, September 24 2026
- Re: Come Tour Community-Rooted Housing in Colorado Joyce Cheney, October 29 2026
- Re: Come Tour Community-Rooted Housing in Colorado Carolyn Pruitt, October 29 2026
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