Making policy during COVID and COVID transitions | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: fernselzer (fernselzer![]() |
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Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2020 14:11:54 -0700 (PDT) |
Hi all, Our community, New Brighton Cohousing in Aptos, CA has recently been transitioning into more usage of the common house, after many months of minimal usage. We are also having more community activities. I am imagining that we will need to keep gradually transitioning and changing our usage rules. I am wondering how we can have a more fluid approach to policy change that actually works and does not burden people with too many emails and conversations, etc. We have been making decisions by the whole community, which has made any transitions really slow. So....some people had loosened up in anticipation as things felt safer, while others were careful to follow the rules until formally changed, which led to some bad feelings between those groups. Other discomforts were for those with preexisting conditions or older; not trusting that rules are being followed by others caused them to be more withdrawn or reluctant to participate in community activities. I'm thinking you are all having similar issues to navigate and I request any thoughts or suggestions. Thanks, Fern
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Making policy during COVID and COVID transitions fernselzer, September 3 2020
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