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Conference!

The Communities Conference is a networking and learning opportunity for anyone interested or involved in co-operative or communal lifestyles.

Join us for a weekend of sharing and celebration!

Friday August 19 through
Sunday August 21, 2011
$85 (sliding scale) includes meals and camping.

Twin Oaks Communities Conference
138 Twin Oaks Road, Louisa, VA 23093
540-894-5126
Communities
Conference.org

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FEC Communities

Acorn Community

Founded: 1993
Location: rural Virginia
Population: 24 adults
A consensus based community of work and play, distributing rare heirloom seed varieties.

East Wind

Founded: 1973
Location: rural Missouri
Population: 65 adults, 11 children
Doing things ourselves, individual freedom, stewarding our beautiful land.

Emma Goldman Finishing School

Founded: 1996
Location: urban Seattle
Population: 10 adults
A social justice commune in the heart of Seattle.

Sandhill Farm

Founded: 1974
Location: rural Missouri
Pop: 7 adults, 2 children
Organic homestead & child-friendly family of friends. Local and regional outreach projects.

Skyhouse

Founded: 1997
Location: rural Missouri
Population: 4 adults, 1 child
An income-sharing group within a larger ecovillage, dedicated to sustainability.

Twin Oaks

Founded: 1967
Location: rural Virginia
Population: 90 adults, 13 children
A long-term, stable community based on rich culture and diverse economy.

Click Here to see a list of FEC Allied Communities.

Communities in Dialogue

Community Autonomy

Approved: 10/23/2010
Founded: 2008
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Population: 4 adults, one child
A growing urban community focused on sustainability, cooperation, and justice.

Living Energy Farm

Approved: 01/08/2011
Founded: 2010
Location: rural Virginia
Population: 4 adults
A growing fossil fuel free Community, Farm, and Education Center.

Dirt and Dreams is the E-mail Newsletter of the FEC. Dirt and Dreams will bring to you news about our communities, articles about our values, and clips of our art and culture.