Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: Tuesday, 9/8: Catalysts Not Bubbles: How Intentional Communities Enrich Society

[Jeroldine Hallberg (hardinester]

Sending my regrets, it's fence- staining time in my community. I would like
to see the recorded version.
Jerry (Jeroldine) Hallberg

On Fri, Sep 4, 2026, 3:52 PM Carolyn Pruitt <carolyn [at] cohousingalliance.org>
wrote:

> Happy Friday everyone!
>
> The National Cohousing Alliance will be back after the long weekend with
> our next virtual event about how cohousing communities can help make a
> positive difference in their towns, cities, and more.
>
> Cohousing and other intentional communities exist because people are safer,
> healthier, and more resilient when they are connected. The values and
> strengths that we prioritize within our communities are needed beyond them
> too. Luckily, intentional communities can make a big impact on their
> surrounding neighborhoods, towns, and beyond.
>
> Grounded in field research spanning 54 communal housing models across the
> United States and Australia, Savannah Fishel has investigated how
> intentional communities can serve as vital social infrastructure tackling
> some of our entrenched societal problems, across ill health, polarization,
> housing and climate change.
>
> She’ll be sharing her research with us in a one hour workshop next Tuesday,
> 9/8 at 10am PT // 11am MT.
>
> Learn more and register here:
> https://cohousingalliance.org/product/catalysts-not-bubbles/
>
> Can’t make the time? Feel free to register anyway! We’ll be recording the
> event and will pass along the recording to all RSVPs.
>
> As always, you can reach us at info [at] cohousingalliance.org with any
> questions.
>
> Best,
>
> Carolyn Pruitt
>
> National Cohousing Alliance
>
> (formerly CohoUS)
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