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The CoHousing Solutions Book Club: We Built a Village by Diane Margolis

Diane Margolis cofounded Cambridge Cohousing, where she has lived since 1998. She has made major contributions to the cohousing movement...

Why I love CoHousing

by Katie McCamant Sounds of summer... Sitting on the deck on a summer evening, listening to the pitter patter of my village, Nevada City...

Isolation Need Not Feel Like You're Alone

With the outbreak of Covid-19, cohousing communities have had to re-examine what it means to live collaboratively. Maintaining social...

500 Communities, Beyond the Curriculum

Our 500 Communities Program, and What It's All About. . . Unless you were born in community, most people don't grow up with a knowledge...

Happy Earth Day

This Earth Day we are talking about how we stay motivated to keep living an environmentally friendly lifestyle.

Village Hearth Cohousing Breaks Ground!

DURHAM, N.C. — Village Hearth Cohousing held their groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 29 for its new cohousing community with about 50...

Mark your calendars for this upcoming series (starting this Wednesday!)

The Cohousing Association of the U.S. has lined up a free webinar series on group process, facilitation, and more! Beginning this fall, a...

Let’s Launch Cohousing!

Workshop Date: October 6, 2018 Minneapolis, MN Led by CoHousing Solutions Affiliate Shelly Parks, of CoVision Consulting, we will focus...

It Takes a Village: Cohousing Comes to Ridgway, CO

Our client, Alpenglow Cohousing was recently featured in the Telluride Daily Planet. Check it out here: Alpenglow Cohousing Article

Katie’s Statement for CoHousing Inclusive

Katie was recently invited by the Institute for Creative Sustainability (a Berlin-based non-profit organization which has been active...

Katie’s Insights on “The Cycle of Life” As seen through the lens of cohousing…

As we approach the Winter Solstice, I’ve been thinking of the full cycle of life we get to experience here in my intergenerational...

Grateful for Community

As we near the end of 2016, we who are so lucky to live in community have much to be grateful for; most importantly: good, caring...