This is a monthly resource and skills-share circle that explores the history of common land-stewardship and other sources of inspiration that help us envision a future built by community, rather than individual accumulation of capital.
Third Sunday of each month — 6 - 7:30pm MST
This Month’s Meeting + Reading
This month, we will read two offerings together. One essay and one poem.
The essay is called “The Theft of the Commons” written by Eula Biss forThe New Yorker.
The poem is entitled “The Mores” by John Clare.
If you are just joining, consider checking out the Gary Snyder essay we read for last month’s reading, as it provides a nice introduction, and like the two readings above, is a quick read.
Please read what you can and bring your ruminations, questions, challenges.
Location
If you are in Bozeman, we will meet in “the grove” at GVB again, and will start promptly at 6 to respect folks’ time who are joining online or over the phone.
A simple dinner will be provided after the skill share, so consider bringing something to contribute if you would like.
If you are not in Bozeman, please consider joining us online. Let me know before the meeting, and I will coordinate a video call, which will start at 6:30pm.—
Want to stay in the loop or have questions? Email James.
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