To Gather Project
Sharon AvrahamA living archive mapping the invisible architecture of community. Through regenerative ethnography, we document the patterns of collective wisdom to build the world our hearts know is possible. Join the journey into the commons.
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Why so many communities lean on a charismatic leader
Thalea Tane giving a keynote speech at the Global Ecovillage Gathering last week in Nature community, Germany.
I keep meeting people who are furious at the one person holding the power. Usually it is a man. Usually there is some privilege...
How do you build a community that can pay for itself?
Feytopians in a spontaneous immersive art installation that was co-created by community members. France.
So many of us are carrying the same dream. A piece of land, a few buildings, people you actually want to live near. A kitchen that is...
You cannot buy a third place
Community meeting at a pop-up bar at Nieuw en Meer community, Amsterdam
What are third places, actually?
I keep hearing this word everywhere. Everyone wants to build one. Everyone wants to call their community space, or their project,...
The shadows of leadership in community
Souliman Khatib speaking at defend the sacred gathering in Tamera, Portugal.
How the shadow shows up
The first time I ran into the shadow it was my own. I had stepped into leading in community life without anyone ever teaching me how,...
The uncooperative society
David’s Farm, My land back in Israel-Palestine
Years ago I started a community on my family’s farm. I had every utopian idea you can have. We would learn to work together, carry the load between us, make decisions as equals, build somethin...
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Artivist and community weaver, documenting the architecture of human connection. Through photography and co-creating spaces, Sharon builds research frameworks that turn community stories into shared tools for a better future.
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