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Our June Meetup will provide an opportunity to de-brief in the wake of the 6/5 “Making It Real” workshop — and assimilate what we learned. If you weren’t able to attend the workshop, this will be a chance to hear about what transpired.
Saturday, June 15, 2019
2:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Princeton Integral Yoga Community Center
301 N Harrison St #1E · Princeton, NJ
So: assimilate, consolidate, organize, commit, and move forward! But only after enjoying together a potluck late-lunch starting at 2:30. Please bring a dish to share.
We’d also like to acknowledge all those who made the Workshop happen:
- To Chuck and the Cohousing Company, for giving of himself and his firm so generously, and making this day possible, and the possibility of cohousing in NJ and the region.
- To Steve, for always being there for decisions, input, financing the breakfast, scholarships, and the many volunteers that helped this event possible, Alice, Maggie, Jo-Anne, Larry,
- To Princeton Integral Yoga Community Center, for hosting our Meetups and allowing us to call them our home base, for the time being — it’s a great partnership
And to our sponsors:
Possible Planet (www.PossiblePlanet.org
Ecovillage Alliance (www.Ecovillagers.org)
Lynn Gaffney Architect (www.lynngaffney.com)
Cohousing Opportunities Group (www.cohousing.group)
Princeton Integral Yoga Community Center (www.iyccprinceton.org)
Blackthorn Restaurant & Irish Pub (http://blackthornpub.com/new-brunswick/)
The Cohousing Company (http://www.cohousingco.com)





Under the banner headline “Dreaming Green,” U.S. 1’s latest issue features Ecovillage New Jersey on its front page, saying

Join us this Saturday to learn about the latest in developing sustainable cohousing with Architect Lynn Gaffney, and find out more about the intersection of yoga, community, and sustainability.
“Helping you bring neighborhoods home” is the theme of architect
The cohousing movement started in Denmark during the 1960s. Chuck Durrett and Katie McCamant were traveling there in 1987 and became intrigued with how the concept encourages neighborly interactions and the formation of supportive/cooperative relationships between community residents. Their 1988 book, “Cohousing,” introduced this model of intentional community to Americans.
Join us this Sunday as Joel Rothschild of the EcoVillagers Alliance talks about EVA’s conception of how ecovillages can be owned and democratically governed as Community Land Co-ops.
Pot-luck luncheon after the meeting . . . please bring a dish to share.