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• - Cohousing community forming in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Includes mission, history, site drawings, and information on joining a
  
• - Christian cohousing community forming in Kitsap County, WA, a ferry ride from Seattle.
  
• - Provides residents with three cooperative houses in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood and features nightly vegetarian meals and shared responsibility.
  
• - An intentional community modelled after the Moravian order started by two hermit brothers, with the goal of creating a place for creating awareness of how we live as well as introspection.
  
• - Cohousing community in Durham, North Carolina.
  
• - A project in Ohio to build a 15th century medieval city and castle with authentic supporting economic and agricultural facilities. Includes general information, maps and pictures, contact information, and related links.
  
• - An intentional community in rural Virginia that is income-sharing, holds the values of non-violence, egalitarianism, and environmentalism and manufactures leisure furniture, makes soy products, and indexes books.
  
• - A residential community based on the social principles of cohousing and the environmental principles of sustainable development.
  
• - Home to several Boston-area cooperative housing communities and related resources.
  
• - A group of families, partners, singles, and retirees dedicated to creating a cohousing neighborhood in Paso Robles, California.
  
• - Anarchist collective living on five acres in Western Oregon.
  
• - An intentional community located in south central Tennessee.
  
• - A student housing cooperative serving university students in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Includes information for potential members about the individual co-op houses, contracts and costs, and an online application.
  
• - Cohousing community in the Delridge neighborhood in Seattle. 23 units, with about 50 people.
  
• - Preliminary information on a new cohousing group forming in Ann Arbor, Michigan, including the history of the group and mission, meeting times and details on how to join.
  
• - Cohousing community under development in Lansing, Michigan.
  
• - An ecologically-minded cohousing community located on 43 acres of Sonoran desert near Tucson, Arizona.
  
• - Small, close-knit, income-sharing egalitarian community, located at Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, Missouri.
  
• - Rural intentional community in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia has an unusual structure of multiple subgroups, some of which are income-sharing and some not.
  
• - Community in Northampton, MA. Includes a FAQ on cohousing in general and this community in particular.
  
• - This is the first cohousing community in Seattle that is close to downtown.
  
• - 20-year old co-operatively managed, multi-dwelling, child welcoming home and garden in Eugene, Oregon.
  
• - A unique habitat in New York which includes cohousing, organic agriculture, cottage industries, an education center, and natural areas.
  
• - The Domes (Baggins End), student housing cooperative located on the University of California Davis campus, California.
  
• - An egalitarian, spiritually oriented, intentional community that has been in existence, on and off, since 1978. Located in the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas.
  
• - River side intentional community in Wisconsin.
  
• - Cohousing neighborhood in southwest Colorado with a deep sense of community nestled on a few acres within 250 acres of pine forest and pastureland.
  
• - Involves alternative healing, macrobiotics, energy, permaculture, and building.
  
• - An intentional community in north Georgia (USA) teaching sustainability through organic and biodynamic gardening, permaculture, village building, food storage, and farm animal care.
  
• - Practicing the principles of responsible environmental design, building, and sustainable community development.
  
• - A cohousing community; includes general information about cohousing as well as this group's history and vision statement. [Wayland, Massachusetts]
  
• - A cohousing community, research institute, and organic farm in Vermont.
  
• - Women's cohousing in Wisconsin.
  
• - An ecovillage in progress in northeastern Missouri. Dancing Rabbit plans to be a locally self-reliant small town of 500-1000 residents demonstrating ecological sustainability.
  
• - Garden o' Vegan is a project to bring together vegan families on 56 acres of paradise.
  
• - A rural intentional Christian community affiliated with the Mennonite Church. Our mission statement is "A global village practicing the peace of Jesus." Located in Illinois.
  
• - A community dedicated to creating a place where resources are shared, the Earth is respected, diversity is welcomed, children play in safety, and living in community with neighbors comes naturally.
  
• - A 41 acre intentional conservation subdivision close to Lexington, Virginia. Includes photo tour, a FAQ, and information about buying and investing.
  
• - Egalitarian, child-centered community that welcomes human diversity, ecological sensibility, mutual learning and joy. In Plainfield, Vermont.
  
• - Ecosustainable community and residential youth care home.
  
• - A revolutionary tribe of Warrior Artists designing a brave new culture.
  
• - Cohousing community near Seattle, Washington.
  
  

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