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🏘️ Community Workspace

Tools for building and maintaining sovereign communities. Click any card for detailed information.

Community Sovereignty Tools

πŸ“‹ Community-Building Prompts

Click any card to open the prompt in the Prompt Library.

Starting a Community
Mutual Aid Systems
Conflict Resolution
Community Agreements
Onboarding New Members

🌟 Community Roles Framework

Five positive roles for building resilient sovereign communities. Click any role for complete details.

Five Community Roles

Discover which role feels most natural to you. Most people embody multiple roles over time.

Builder
Creates systems and infrastructure
Guardian
Protects community boundaries
Connector
Builds relationships and networks
Scholar
Preserves and shares knowledge
Advocate
Represents community interests

πŸ’‘ Role Flexibility: Your role may change based on context and community needs. Most people move between 2-3 roles naturally.

πŸ“‘ Information Flow in Communities

Information Sharing Pathways

How information moves within and between sovereign communities through regional and community stewards.
Regional Stewards maintain encrypted groups
Community Stewards share information with members
Click for complete information flow guide β†’

🀝 Mutual Aid Exchange System

Understanding Time Credits

1 hour = 1 time credit for all skills, regardless of market value. This equalizes all contributions.

Example: "I'll teach gardening for 2 hours (2 credits) in exchange for 2 hours of home repairs."

Click for complete mutual aid guide and examples β†’

πŸ‘₯ Understanding Community Stewards

The Role of Stewards

How stewards facilitate without controlling - information bridges, not decision-makers.
βœ“ Facilitate, don't control
βœ“ Right of Exit always preserved
βœ“ Voluntary participation only
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πŸ—οΈ Voluntary Collaborations

Community projects with clear scope and exit paths

Project-Based Collaboration

Communities work together on specific projects with defined beginnings and endings.
Example: Community Garden Network
Shared growing space coordination for one season
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Mutual Aid in Practice

Real examples of how mutual aid exchanges work in communities.
"3 hours of web development for 3 hours of carpentry"
Click for more examples and posting templates β†’

πŸ”— How to Actually Participate

Community tools are accessed through regional connections

Step 1: Regional Connection

All community participation starts with regional stewards.

What Happens at Regional Level:

  • Find regional steward contact
  • Join regional encrypted group
  • Meet community stewards
  • Learn about active communities