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Rural development = community development. Amentities are an important factor when trying to recruiting and retaining vital workforce. Congrats to Rock Valley on their investment! https://lnkd.in/gWAgUv9M

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Throughout my adult life, I have always enjoyed hosting people. Be it by running a nightclub, organizing festivals, workshops, or conferences. I love the level of complexity, especially once the events get bigger and longer. At the moment, I am in my Portuguese mountain village. We have gathered with 8 people who own property here and are committed to potentially being neighbors for life. We are working on the land and aligning on expectations, commitments, and issues. Some of us have been working on regenerating this village since 2017; some joined last year. It's been an interesting process, and it reminded me of Richard Bartlett's graphic below, about hosting capacity as a measure of agency. Many of the people that are now here with me are people that I have organized and hosted other people in the past with. Mostly through our mutual work at Stichting Love Foundation & Viva con Agua It is very useful when discussing how to create a coliving neighborhood and design and facilitate processes that make everybody feel comfortable. I highly recommend reading the article, especially if you are interested in community living or long-term hosting. (link in comments) In my experience, taking the slow route and moving from organizing a dinner party over a retreat or a festival to finally a coliving situation is very healthy and can prevent a lot of the issues that are so present in many coliving communities. I am curious to hear your experiences, if you have tried or are managing to pull off coliving experiences or communities. #communitylife #artofhosting

???? SHARE YOUR STORIES WITH THE WORLD ???? Story-telling holds immense importance within Australian communities, serving as a conduit for preserving cultural heritage, fostering unity, and shaping public perception. Stories act as guardians of cultural traditions, ensuring that the diverse heritage of Australia is not only preserved but also celebrated. Sharing these narratives contributes to a collective understanding of cultural roots and reinforces a shared identity. The impact of storytelling extends beyond mere information-sharing; it plays a pivotal role in shaping the collective identity and perception of a community. The commitment to incorporate these elements into community spaces reflects a dedication to enriching the lives of residents and enhancing public perception. And that's where our power-free audio units come in. Combining environmental sustainability, user-friendliness, versatility, and educational value. They are a valuable addition to outdoor spaces, enhancing visitor experiences while minimising environmental impact and maintenance costs. How's that for a subtle plug, eh? ??

The land holds great significance in Indigenous culture. From the plants to the seasons to the animals, there is so much the land has to offer. Connecting to the land can create a deeper connection to culture and identity. With ImmersiveLink Cultural experiences, travel to different nations and learn directly from Elders and Knowledge Keepers. These experiences are effective educational tools that can be viewed from your living room to the board room. For full experience listing: https://lnkd.in/dkuKNWnw #preservingtraditions #indigenousculture #traditionalknowledge

New Year, new resolutions, new opportunities… Why not to try one of the Placemaking Education courses and learn new skills to implement placemaking and make it happen in your community! #placemaking #makeithappen #actlocal #townteams #betterplaces #personaldevelopment #newyearnewgoals #newskills #localgovernment

???Nurturing Connections: The Essence of Sacred Hospitality in Latino Culture??? In the vibrant tapestry of Latino culture, there exists a profound tradition that goes beyond mere hospitality - it's a sacred art form deeply rooted in our heritage: hospitalidad sagrada (sacred hospitality).??This cherished practice isn't just about welcoming guests; it's about creating a haven, a safe and brave space where every visitor feels not just accommodated, but truly embraced.?? At the heart of sacred hospitality lies a commitment to nurturing connections and fostering a sense of belonging. It's about weaving a tapestry of warmth and kindness, where guests are not just received, but cherished as an integral part of the family. In Latino households, this tradition is passed down through generations, ingrained in the very fabric of our cultural identity.????? But what makes hospitalidad sagrada (sacred hospitality) in Latino culture truly special is its ability to create a sanctuary, a space where guests can be their authentic selves without fear or judgment. It's about celebrating diversity, honoring differences, and cultivating a sense of unity amidst the richness of our cultural mosaic. In a world often marked by uncertainty and division, sacred hospitality (hospitalidad sagrada) serves as a beacon of hope, reminding us of the power of human connection and compassion.??? Moreover, this tradition isn't confined to the walls of our homes; it extends to every interaction, every encounter, infusing our communities with a spirit of generosity and camaraderie. Whether it's sharing a meal, lending a listening ear, or offering a helping hand, sacred hospitality is a testament to the resilience and compassion of Latino culture. As we navigate the complexities of the modern world, let us hold fast to the timeless wisdom of sacred hospitality. Let us continue to create spaces where all are welcome, valued, and celebrated for who they are. Together, let us build a world where kindness reigns supreme, and where every guest - be it a friend, a stranger, or a kindred spirit - finds solace, support, and sanctuary.??? #SacredHospitality #HospitalidadSagrada #LatinoCulture #Community #Inclusion #SafeSpace #BraveSpace #Unity #Compassion #CulturalHeritage #ConnectionBuilding

#IndigenousPeoplesDay is right around the corner! How are you celebrating this year's evolution of cultural recognition? Last year was a learning experience, but what will you do this year to truly honor the diverse cultures of Indigenous communities worldwide? Share your thoughts and plans below! #LearnAndCelebrate

#Fridaythoughts It takes years to build a city, develop its culture & finally establish it for the Human Race. It takes minutes to destroy its monuments & structure & make it barren. But the rich culture & heritage of that city never dies, it is passed on throughout generations to keep it alive in some or the other form. Similarly,when we work on our Self or Personal Development it's like a rich culture that we develop within us not a structure. No matter how hard people try to pull us down or make us weak we would stand strong if we have really worked on ourselves and understood who we are. My learnings from my #traveldiaries Follow Sonu Singh for more updates on #publicspeaking #comnunication & #selfdevelopment #Post - 57 #fridaythoughts #motivation #selfdevelopment LinkedIn LinkedIn Learning LinkedIn Guide to Creating

Exploring America’s Treasures: Free Entrance Days in the U.S. National Parks Every year, the U.S. National Park Service (NPS) hosts several Free Entrance Days. On these special dates, all entrance fees are waived, allowing everyone to explore the nation’s stunning parks at no cost. This initiative aims to encourage more people to discover the natural beauty and historical wealth of America’s protected lands. Why Free Entrance Days?