Build a community

It’s become such a cliched phrase-something we say and recognize to be true but don’t often act on: “It takes a village to raise a child.” What does that even mean? In the comments, at our Twitter parties, in conversations with other mothers, I am asked all the time- “How can I possibly do it all?”

Read about 10 powerful lessons on how to build value-creating communities — no matter if you are a corporation, NGO or a startup. Collaboration counts.

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The Global Ecovillage Network envisions a world of people designing regenerative futures, building bridges of hope, and forging international solidarity.

With the pandemic and subsequent lockdown keeping us all indoors, it’s become more crucial than ever to connect with the people in our community.

I want to encourage y’all to go out there and host your own gatherings. If you’ve ever wanted to, but felt nervous or unsure of how to go about it, then I hope this blog post gives you some clarity! Here are 5 of my top tips for planning n’ pulling off a fun and meaningful event for your community.

There comes a point where you realize, the fashion industry goes deeper than inspirations, colors, design, subcultures, and cohesiveness.

Learn how to start and grow an online community that is active, engaged, and contributes to your business goals. Check this post out!

What are some of the best alternatives to Facebook groups? If you are an online course creator, a coach or a thought leader in your field, it's important to build a community space online. Many people choose to do so in Facebook groups. But are there any alternatives to Facebook groups that might do a better job? Here will be a review of some of the best ones to consider for your online community.

Patios, decks and stairs are often lined with durable vinyl railings. Vinyl railings can become dull and dingy after just a few weeks of outdoor exposure. The accumulated dust must be removed to return the original shine to the vinyl rails.