Community building

In this course we will explore the power of community and ways of community building, via different methologies and experiences, as well as from the evalution from already ongoing ( transition) projects in a small town in Germany, Witzenhausen, which suffers from big debt payments. The goal of our course is, to develop creative ways of thinking, being and doing, so that instead of scarcity the „Buen Vivir“ comes in full power in our communities.

We start from the „I narrative“, explore our (gender) roles and our body (language), then shift to the next level, and explore ourselves within the generational context, and different ways of living constructs. We explore historical and also critical aspects of community building. In the next step we will go to the commuity level ( village, small town, barrio) and explore aspects around city development and civil participation on a theoretical as well as academic level, as well as hands-on projects which already run in Witzenhausen and evalute them in the context of degrowth discourse and the level of sucess for community building.

May 31st – June 7th 2015, Witzenhausen, Germany · Course Program · MEDIA GALLERIES

Language: English and German · Organised by: Transition Town Witzenhausen

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GROWL pictures (professional ;))

 

Burcado Nowak has made a huge amount of pictures (around 2000) of the GROWL community building course. Here is a first selection he made. Check it out!

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My pictures from the course!

 

Dear communards,

I decided to take the first step in sharing pictures from our nice course and here they are! If you are reading this on the e-mail, you obviously need to go online - and login - to be able to see them!

I'm sure you also have some nice pictures to share, so here's how to do it

  1. Visit the group site and click on the link on the right to upload media
  2. (optional, but really cool new feature) - below the textbox, click on "Add a Related Content paragraph" > Media Gallery
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