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By becoming a FIC member, you gain access to a vibrant network of intentional communities. This membership allows you to list unlimited needs and offers, fostering connections and collaboration among members. You’ll benefit from educational materials, workshops, and events that support sustainable living practices. Additionally, members can engage in advocacy, contribute to community projects, and access exclusive resources tailored to enhance community living experiences. Join the Foundation for Intentional Community today to empower yourself and connect with a global movement dedicated to cooperative living.

Join us at historic Ephrata Cloister, Ephrata, Pa., for the Communal Studies Association’s 51st Annual Conference.  Learn more about community and share your experiences.  Find out more on our website www.communalstudies.org.

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Seven-week online workshop January 17 – February 28, 2026 Most conflicts in intentional communities and other member-led groups look like simple interpersonal conflict. But intentional community researcher, author, and consultant Diana Leafe Christian identifies three different sources of conflict — not only simple interpersonal conflict, but also what she identifies as “structural conflict” in her book Creating a Life Together, as well as the conflict arising from what she calls “especially challenging behaviors.” In this workshop you’ll learn practical, workable solutions successful communities have used to resolve or contain each type of conflict. This workshop is for people in communities (or members of food co-ops, activist groups, and so on) who may have felt confused, baffled, or even hopeless about ongoing conflict in their group and seek grounded, field-tested solutions. There are things you can do! Click here for more information and to register.