Neighborhood Produce
Ganga Devi Braun, Revillaging MamaFrom the EMUNAH Ecosystem of Multidimensional Living, regenerating planet and culture through telling stories of neighborhood scale villaging initiatives.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | neighborhoodproduce.substack.com |
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Revillaging with Emily Race-Newmark
This is the first in a new Neighborhood Produce series of meeting the neighbors, the revillagers, the people who are regenerating the village and repairing our world at the neighborhood scale, wherever they are.
Whoever Comes Are The Right People
It takes practice to see the patterns of the self organizing universe, that is to say, when things go right. It takes even more practice to trust that we humans, with all our flaws and limitations, can be positive, even essential contributo...
Villaging Won’t Happen in Our Minds Alone
The human mind is an incredible thing. It’s like a mycelial network, spreading connections, insights, and dreams through the rich soil of our experiences. Ideas sprout, intertwine, and sometimes lay dormant until the right conditions bring ...
I Wonder, What If, Let’s Try
Right now, I’m in the middle of trying to collaboratively draft governance and agreement structures for our nascent, neighborhood-scale village co-op.
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Here for the weaving of collective wisdom, the regeneration of living systems through culture, and embodiment of the integrity that will heal our world.
Helping parents create the village you were meant to parent within. Sharing my own experiments and thoughts as I weave the village back into my life, and find nourishment within motherhood along the way.
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