Microsolidarity

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Microsolidarity episodes

  • Showcasing Liminal Learning & Cosy Club [July Network Call]

    Listen in to this month's Network Call as Rick Benger and Synes Elischka introduce their Microsolidarity inspired projects: Liminal Learning and Cosy Club!


    We had some great follow-up conversations after each presentation and many came away inspired with new insights and ideas. What do these projects and approaches spark in you?

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    Microsolidarity Summer Camp 2025

    Microsolidarity Newsletter

    Find out more about Liminal Learning

    Get news and see conversations with the Liminal Learning team

    Follow Rick

    Find out more about Synes's team management work

    Intentional Society's Developmental Practice Series (starting soon!)

    1 hr 31 min
  • Secure Attachment 101: interview with a community organiser’s mom

    Richard D. Bartlett talked with Jeannine Roberts to learn more about her approach to parenting. It’s a quest to understand more about her son Andrew Rose, co-founder of Fractal NYC: what is the magic ingredient that can make someone into such a generous and effective community organiser?Interview with Andrew here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4nhPtZ1zPNUTw6wuDZg41X?si=eZ5F25s8QuCrOQQMvCoayA

    1 hr 1 min
  • June Network Call: Microsolidarity Card Deck

    Join in with this month's Network Call as we look through how the card deck has developed so far! If you'd like to see it for yourself and add your comments, find the Miro board here: Newsletter & Updates: microsolidarity.substack.com

    Telegram: https://t.me/microsolidarity

    Membership: https://opencollective.com/microsolidarity

    53 min
  • The 'notacoliving' experiment follow-up call w Kathrin David & Jocelyn Ames

    In this interview Jocelyn is interviewing Kathrin for the 'after' shot of her one-month "notacoliving" community experience in Andalusia, Spain!Join them as they review the project's outcomes, and unpack some key learnings and growth experiences in Kathrin's hosting journey, and how the project unfolded!Some key themes they touch on are...Community Design & Structure - which frameworks and structures supported their community living? (with a specific look at the Community Mastery Board)Intention - how to hold a clear purpose while inviting co-creationLeadership & ResponsibilityIndividual vs. Collective NeedsFind out more here:Notacoliving website: https://giveandgrow.world/notacolivingFind us...Kathrin:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathrin-david-934a8a182/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kathrin__david/Jocelyn:Twitter: https://x.com/ames_for_joy

    1 hr 1 min
  • April Network Call: Mapping Your Hosting Journey

    In this month's Network Call, Richard D. Bartlett and Jocelyn Ames host a session to map out network members' key hosting experiences, and surface some of the skills, insights and principles that helped them develop their hosting capacity.


    Listen in and participate yourself via the Mural board


    Discover the Microsolidarity Newsletter and subscribe here


    To join these calls, become a member via Open Collective for €3/month

    38 min

About Microsolidarity

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Microsolidarity is an open research network developing patterns and practices for mutual aid communities. This is not a podcast exactly, more like an audio diary for people participating in the research.