Microsolidarity

This conversation is about using Twitter to make meaningful community. Rich is in conversation with Silvia, who recently organised a 30-person gathering in Lisbon.  The fundraiser Silvia mentioned: https://www.gofundme.com/f/buddi-and-hap-relief-fund  Join us in the Microsolidarity Discord: https://discord.gg/Kp2xVuSFAX  More at: http://microsolidarity.cc

A conversation with Jonas Gröner about his plans to create more community among the climate justice activists in Vienna, Austria.  More about microsolidarity: http://microsolildarity.cc

Learn more about Microsolidarity here: http://microsolidarity.cc Learn more about Doomer Optimism here: https://anchor.fm/doomer-optimism and here: https://doomeroptimism.substack.com/

Polarity Management tweet is here: https://twitter.com/RichDecibels/status/1361705188285906945 Learn more about Microsolidarity here: http://microsolidarity.cc

1st Microsolidarity Gathering is happening in Belgium May 2022 (now sold out).  If you want to join the 2nd gathering, in USA in November, see http://microsolidarity.cc for more info.  More about Karl: http://www.karlsteyaert.com/about/

Vibecamp is https://vibecamp.xyz/ Brooke is @gptbrooke on twitter Here's how you can donate to the organising team. Video of this conversation: https://youtu.be/DaQqVBGYPQA See http://microsolidarity.cc for more

QC is @QiaochuYuan on Twitter.

Richard Bartlett speaks with Tasshin Fogleman about Enspiral, microsolidarity, collapse, cults, DAO's, and more. Originally published on the Reach Truth Podcast: https://tasshin.com/podcast/

James Baker, founder of Intentional Society and a community building expert, teams up with Richard D. Bartlett, an authority on decentralized leadership. They discuss creating intentional communities for personal growth, emphasizing the shift from traditional careers to nurturing collective connections. Explore the complexities of inclusivity and leadership as they balance structured planning with adaptability. Hear insights on post-pandemic trust dynamics and the advantages of virtual engagement, alongside the importance of developing a meta network for robust community growth.

A conversation with Diana Monsberger, community organiser at Blivande house in Stockholm. They're having their first team retreat soon, so Diana talked with Rich about how to design the gathering.   Some questions:   - how to work with 35 people - how to include people who don't desire structured intimacy - how to make it fun and not too serious - how to include people who can't participate for the full duration of the retreat - how to encourage people to speak with people they wouldn't otherwise connect with - how to connect the newbies with people who have been around for longer - what kinds of rituals can work in this community   Links: - Blivande House: https://www.blivande.com/ - Troika Consulting: https://www.liberatingstructures.com/8-troika-consulting/ - Open Space: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Space_Technology - Authentic Relating: https://authenticrelating.co/what-is-ar/ - Jojojo question cards: https://www.jojojo.cards/