Our most popular workshop! Register below to join on Thursday, September 3rd | 1-3pm pacific / 4-6pm eastern (See your local time)   Are you thinking about joining an intentional community and want to

Friends and supporters, We are thrilled to share our 2020 Annual Report with you! This report is the culmination of a year of unexpected shifts, growth and hard work at FIC. Learn about how 2020 went and

All new t-shirts, tanks, hoodies, bags and masks so you can show the world how much you love intentional community. Happy shopping ya'll! SHOP ALL SHIRTS & ACCESSORIES Get a jump start on your holiday

Dear friends and supporters, We have a big announcement to share with all of you... Starting now 10% of all unrestricted donations to the Foundation for Intentional Community (FIC) will go towards a newly

New research shows how intentional communities have responded to the coronavirus crisis. With people’s lives upended across the globe, we can’t help but wonder, how would we have responded to the coronavirus

When white people ask the question, why aren’t there more POC living in intentional communities, one of the answers some speculate is that “they find community in other ways.” I think there are a few things

We at FIC are grieved and outraged by the recent police killing of George Floyd, one incident in an ongoing pattern of police abuse towards black people and people of color across the United States. We

What’s the difference between a cult and a community? How, when seeking community, can you avoid hooking up with a cult?  I can’t answer these questions with certainty or authority—but I can offer

Clearly Canadian answered the call! Thanks to our new Communities Directory Sustainer we have been able to start shifting our website to a more reliable server, ensuring that community seekers can continue

Here you will find COVID-19 resources submitted to us by intentional communities across the US, including examples of Community Safety Protocols. Please use the information to stay healthy and keep your

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I’m embarrassed to admit it, but I’ve been pretty lonely lately.  Here I am, Executive Director of the Foundation for Intentional Community, and while technically I am living in a community, my current

Excerpted from the Fall 2019 edition of Communities, “The Shadow Side of Cooperation”—full issue available for download (by voluntary donation) here. Knock knock! There’s a sharp rap at the door.

Excerpted from the Fall 2019 edition of Communities, “The Shadow Side of Cooperation”—full issue available for download (by voluntary donation) here. Knock knock! There’s a sharp rap at the door.

Excerpted from the Fall 2019 edition of Communities, “The Shadow Side of Cooperation”—full issue available for download (by voluntary donation) here. Knock knock! There’s a sharp rap at the door.

Excerpted from the Fall 2019 edition of Communities, “The Shadow Side of Cooperation”—full issue available for download (by voluntary donation) here. Knock knock! There’s a sharp rap at the door.

Excerpted from the Fall 2019 edition of Communities, “The Shadow Side of Cooperation”—full issue available for download (by voluntary donation) here. Social workers brought my son, his bike, and all his

Excerpted from the Fall 2019 edition of Communities, “The Shadow Side of Cooperation”—full issue available for download (by voluntary donation) here. Social workers brought my son, his bike, and all his

Excerpted from the Fall 2019 edition of Communities, “The Shadow Side of Cooperation”—full issue available for download (by voluntary donation) here. Social workers brought my son, his bike, and all his

Excerpted from the Fall 2019 edition of Communities, “The Shadow Side of Cooperation”—full issue available for download (by voluntary donation) here. Social workers brought my son, his bike, and all his