Event: Solidarity Among Rochester Collectives

<p> The Ant Hill Housing Co-op, Small World Bakery, Green Phoenix co-op and Jim Jones, representative from (NASCO) North American Students of Cooperation (http://www.nasco.coop/) are coming together 10/21/09 Wednesday, 7:30 pm at Ant Hill (960 Plymouth Ave South) for potluck and a presentation/discussion. We are interested in discussing how different intentional communities, alternative spaces, and co-ops can come together, and what our role is together in the larger community. </p ><p> We would like as many members of these types of groups to be there, so please invite others who may be interested. </p ><p> We are inviting others who are part of these kinds of intentionally cooperative spaces or anyone who is interested in solidarity among these kinds of groups in Rochester. What could come out of brainstorming between people in these groups? How could we work together to accomplish community goals? These groups have something in common in that they are taking action to invest in the community of Rochester in unique ways. This should prove for an interesting/educational/fun way to get motivated and have conversations around our hopes for this community. </p ><p> Thanks much and hope to see you there! Feel free to email me with any questions, ideas, comments. Best wishes, </p ><p> Amy Rosechandler<br /> Green Phoenix Living Co-op </p >

<p> The Ant Hill Housing Co-op, Small World Bakery, Green Phoenix co-op and Jim Jones, representative from (NASCO) North American Students of Cooperation (<a href="http://www.nasco.coop/">http://www.nasco.coop/</a>) are coming together 10/21/09 Wednesday, 7:30 pm at Ant Hill (960 Plymouth Ave South) for potluck and a presentation/discussion. We are interested in discussing how different intentional communities, alternative spaces, and co-ops can come together, and what our role is together in the larger community. </p> <p> We would like as many members of these types of groups to be there, so please invite others who may be interested. </p> <p> We are inviting others who are part of these kinds of intentionally cooperative spaces or anyone who is interested in solidarity among these kinds of groups in Rochester. What could come out of brainstorming between people in these groups? How could we work together to accomplish community goals? These groups have something in common in that they are taking action to invest in the community of Rochester in unique ways. This should prove for an interesting/educational/fun way to get motivated and have conversations around our hopes for this community. </p> <p> Thanks much and hope to see you there! Feel free to email me with any questions, ideas, comments. Best wishes, </p> <p> Amy Rosechandler<br /> Green Phoenix Living Co-op </p>