Join us for the opening day of The Virtual Cohousing Conference hosted on our brand new learning platform The Cohousing Institute (beta). This FREE hour-long Zoom will include:

• Keynote with Trish Becker-Hafnor
• “State of the Movement” Virtual Keynote featuring Diverse Cohousing Voices
• Virtual breakouts to network and connect with other learners and leaders
• Overview of the Virtual Conference Offerings
• Orientation to the Cohousing Institute platform

The architectural response to the concept of community has always been much broader than shelter. But, as we’ve learned to live with each other lately in new ways at the intersection of political upheaval and a post-pandemic malaise, can architecture adequately respond? Join us on 2/23 from 11:00am-12:30pm MT for a Zoom conversation about communities that have been intentionally created to show how the choices we make in living together can enrich the values of the communities we choose for ourselves.

Join Katie McCamant and Erin Harris from CoHousing Solutions March 23 3-5pm PT for this online training. 

What is Cohousing, why it is meaningful, and how do you go about creating your own community?

This 10-hour course will use discussion, presentation, participatory activities, and reflection to help you answer these questions.

The course will give you the foundational knowledge of cohousing design, development, and living to get you on your way to making your ideas and dreams into reality.

The Commons: A monthly gathering for the cohousing curious (and experts too!)

Curious about cohousing but don’t know where to start? Want to meet with cohousing newbies and experts alike? This (free) monthly gathering will include a Cohousing 101 presentation and ample time to connect and ask questions. We’ll share cohousing lingo, best practices and more information on how to continue your cohousing journey. Join us once, or every time – we’ll be here every month on the 10^th at 10am MST.

Course Description Learn the basics of real estate financing. It’s easy to make expensive mistakes with cohousing developments, by not having with the right help…

A training program designed for architects or architecture students who want to design community-driven housing skillfully.

Community by community, cohousers envision a new kind of living environment, and put in the hard work to bring it about. We learn to care about, and care for, the shared home of our cohousing neighborhood beyond our individual homes. What if we considered all human and other-than-human life as our neighbors, and all of earth as our shared home? Cohousing is already part of the paradigm shift required to live a more connected and sustainable life. Imagine if we applied those same skills that we learnt creating cohousing to envision a just and sustainable life for all, and become active citizens to help regenerate a flourishing living planet.