Revillaging & Local Economies

https://www.mother.ly/state-of-motherhood/it-takes-a-village-do-moms-have-one/in-the-absence-of-the-village-mothers-struggle-most/ Key People in the Revillage Movement & Local Economies:* Mark Lakeman - Revillaging* Helena Norberg-Hodge - Local Futures* Rob Greenfield * Rachelle Garcia Seliga  - Innate Traditions* Tiny House Village for Homeless - https://www.squareonevillages.org/opportunity* Hela Sverige ska Leva - https://helasverige.se/* Omstallning.net* https://lokalekonomi.helasverige.se* https://www.resilience.org/

Wage Work & Money Exchange Vs. Holistic Engagement in the Acquiring of our Direct needs

Giving your use of time (Healing, Connection, Health, Autonomy) for direct needs such as nutrition, nature, connection, movement and more. Giving your use of time (Sedentary? Monotonous? Healthy? Nurturing? Stress?) for money so you can change this money to get the things you need. There are some very basic things every human being needs in … Continue reading Wage Work & Money Exchange Vs. Holistic Engagement in the Acquiring of our Direct needs

Alternative Renovation of Old Cottage

Materials & Techniques:Hempcrete Hemp insulation Cork Earth & Lime Plaster - inside Timber Framing Lean to Greenhouse Design Program: https://www.sketchup.com/try-sketchupInsulating inside of roof & floorhttps://www.hampvaruhuset.se/thermo-hampa-isolering/thermo-hampa-combi-jute/200mm-thermo-hampa-premium-8-balar-pa-pallSound insulation for attichttps://www.kork24.se/shop/25-kork-pa-rulle-10mm/Lean to Greenhouse - Timber framing https://www.ramverk.com/sidor/om.html

Alternative Building Techniques for the Future of Affordable Housing

For a long time I thought building a home was something unattainable. The biggest barriers for me has been these two beliefs: a) "It's too expensive: It cost so much so I would need to get really rich first..."b) The process is just to complicated: "I have to be a professional, experienced builder to build … Continue reading Alternative Building Techniques for the Future of Affordable Housing