Solidarity Suppers are long table dinners where we nourish our community leaders and elders, particularly our Indigenous relatives, and host Listeners’ Councils and storytellings that weave deeper sensings of this time that we are in now, and how we can care for each other through it.

Commons Teach-Ins educate denizens on the historical, social, ecological, and cultural roots of “the Commons” and why it’s time now for the “triumph of the Commons, rather than “the tragedy.”

Partnering with Neighborhood Villaging Project to provide free training to community members who are ready to organize their own neighborhoods with potlucks, long walks, ecological action days to support neighborhood solidarity and collaborate on their own emergency preparedness.

We are fundraising in order to allocate resources directly to regenerative ecological and cultural projects along the Front Range Bioregion, according to the enfranchised will of the denizens of the Commons. The Commons will be a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), and not enclosed by any individual or corporation.