Build a community

It’s become such a cliched phrase-something we say and recognize to be true but don’t often act on: “It takes a village to raise a child.” What does that even mean? In the comments, at our Twitter parties, in conversations with other mothers, I am asked all the time- “How can I possibly do it all?”

Read about 10 powerful lessons on how to build value-creating communities — no matter if you are a corporation, NGO or a startup. Collaboration counts.

With the pandemic and subsequent lockdown keeping us all indoors, it’s become more crucial than ever to connect with the people in our community.

Ready to make a difference? Join us & be part of something bigger. Help others, build community & make a positive impact. Learn more: https://pettswoodlodge.org.uk/ #Freemasonry #Community

The Global Ecovillage Network envisions a world of people designing regenerative futures, building bridges of hope, and forging international solidarity.

In this article, we explore what it means to be an auditory learner in a professional setting and how employers and colleagues can support auditory learners to maximize their potential.

🌟 Community Service in Action! 🌟 Our amazing team of volunteers came together at our New England office to make a difference in our community! We successfully distributed food bags to families in need, ensuring they have access to essential groceries and nutritious meals. A heartfelt thank you to all the incredible volunteers who dedicated their time and energy to support this cause. Your kindness and generosity continue to uplift and strengthen our community! Together, we are building a…

Patios, decks and stairs are often lined with durable vinyl railings. Vinyl railings can become dull and dingy after just a few weeks of outdoor exposure. The accumulated dust must be removed to return the original shine to the vinyl rails.

In upstate New York, two families unite to design a vacation house that will suit all their needs for years to come.

“Belonging is the thing that matters most,” writes designer Susie Wise in her book, Design for Belonging: How to Build Inclusion and Collaboration in Your Communities. Here’s a look at her “moments of belonging” and how to weave them into the fabric of events.