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  1. TimeBanks
    "Experience the power of reciprocity through TimeBanking. Building stronger communities through time-based exchanges. Offer your time, get help when you need it, and make a difference without using money."
    timebanks.org/

    #SolarPunkSunday #Community #TimeBanks #Swaps #Reciprocity #TimeBanking

  2. TimeBanks
    "Experience the power of reciprocity through TimeBanking. Building stronger communities through time-based exchanges. Offer your time, get help when you need it, and make a difference without using money."
    timebanks.org/

    #SolarPunkSunday #Community #TimeBanks #Swaps #Reciprocity #TimeBanking

  3. TimeBanks
    "Experience the power of reciprocity through TimeBanking. Building stronger communities through time-based exchanges. Offer your time, get help when you need it, and make a difference without using money."
    timebanks.org/

    #SolarPunkSunday #Community #TimeBanks #Swaps #Reciprocity #TimeBanking

  4. TimeBanks
    "Experience the power of reciprocity through TimeBanking. Building stronger communities through time-based exchanges. Offer your time, get help when you need it, and make a difference without using money."
    timebanks.org/

    #SolarPunkSunday #Community #TimeBanks #Swaps #Reciprocity #TimeBanking

  5. TimeBanks
    "Experience the power of reciprocity through TimeBanking. Building stronger communities through time-based exchanges. Offer your time, get help when you need it, and make a difference without using money."
    timebanks.org/

    #SolarPunkSunday #Community #TimeBanks #Swaps #Reciprocity #TimeBanking

  6. What can I do in response to the #FuelSupply Crisis in #Aotearoa / #NewZealand?

    When the Trucks Stop - A community #MutualAid guide for fuel-constrained New Zealand - open for your input!

    Mar 19, 2026

    "At the time of writing, New Zealand has roughly 20 to 27 days of physical onshore fuel stocks. We import 100% of our refined fuel. The Strait of Hormuz crisis has already triggered Force Majeure declarations from Gulf and Asian suppliers, and the late March escalation has destroyed refining infrastructure that will take years to rebuild, if it is rebuilt at all.

    Government will do what government does: triage. Hospitals, police, essential freight corridors. That is appropriate. But it means communities are largely on their own for everything else - food distribution, transport, heating, health access, economic survival. Civil Defence is built for earthquakes and floods, not for a slow-onset nationwide supply chain collapse with no clear end date.

    So we wrote a guide.

    When the Trucks Stop: Mutual Aid Arrangements for a Fuel-Constrained New Zealand is a practical briefing covering ten areas where communities can organise now to meet basic needs if fuel imports fall to zero or near-zero for weeks or months. It covers food production and distribution, water, energy, transport, health, economic alternatives like #timebanking and local currencies, communication, governance, and the specific needs of vulnerable populations.

    It is not theory. It draws on real precedents - #Cuba’s #SpecialPeriod, the #LytteltonTimeBank after the #ChristchurchEarthquake, #PuertoRico’s community #microgrids after #HurricaneMaria, #Ukraine’s rapid #UrbanFarming response. These are places where people faced severe fuel or supply disruption and found ways through it. Not comfortably. Not without suffering. But they made it work, and the common thread in every case was community-level organisation that was already in place, or was built fast, before the worst hit.

    The document plans for the worst case whilst hoping for a better outcome. The arrangements it describes cost almost nothing to establish and strengthen communities regardless of whether severe disruption eventuates. If it does, they could prove decisive.

    This is a living document and we want your input. The Google Doc version is open for comments. If you know of resources, models, organisations, or practical experience that should be included, please add a comment or get in touch. We will edit contributions into the guide as they come in. This is a community document for community use. It is published under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence - share it, adapt it, translate it, print it out and pin it to the noticeboard at your local dairy.

    What you can do this week:

    - Read the guide
    - Share it with your community group, church, marae, sports club, school community, or neighbourhood
    - Call a meeting - even five people is enough
    - Contact a local farmer and ask if they’d supply your community directly in a crisis
    - Set up a communication channel - a group chat, a phone tree, a physical noticeboard
    - Comment on the doc with resources, corrections, or experience we should include

    The time for preparation is before you need it. That time is now."

    wiseresponse.substack.com/p/wh

    #SolarPunkSunday #CrisisResponse #ClimateCrisis #EmergencyPreparedness #Resiliency #BuildingCommunity #FoodSecurity #FuelCrisis #Polycrisis

  7. What can I do in response to the #FuelSupply Crisis in #Aotearoa / #NewZealand?

    When the Trucks Stop - A community #MutualAid guide for fuel-constrained New Zealand - open for your input!

    Mar 19, 2026

    "At the time of writing, New Zealand has roughly 20 to 27 days of physical onshore fuel stocks. We import 100% of our refined fuel. The Strait of Hormuz crisis has already triggered Force Majeure declarations from Gulf and Asian suppliers, and the late March escalation has destroyed refining infrastructure that will take years to rebuild, if it is rebuilt at all.

    Government will do what government does: triage. Hospitals, police, essential freight corridors. That is appropriate. But it means communities are largely on their own for everything else - food distribution, transport, heating, health access, economic survival. Civil Defence is built for earthquakes and floods, not for a slow-onset nationwide supply chain collapse with no clear end date.

    So we wrote a guide.

    When the Trucks Stop: Mutual Aid Arrangements for a Fuel-Constrained New Zealand is a practical briefing covering ten areas where communities can organise now to meet basic needs if fuel imports fall to zero or near-zero for weeks or months. It covers food production and distribution, water, energy, transport, health, economic alternatives like #timebanking and local currencies, communication, governance, and the specific needs of vulnerable populations.

    It is not theory. It draws on real precedents - #Cuba’s #SpecialPeriod, the #LytteltonTimeBank after the #ChristchurchEarthquake, #PuertoRico’s community #microgrids after #HurricaneMaria, #Ukraine’s rapid #UrbanFarming response. These are places where people faced severe fuel or supply disruption and found ways through it. Not comfortably. Not without suffering. But they made it work, and the common thread in every case was community-level organisation that was already in place, or was built fast, before the worst hit.

    The document plans for the worst case whilst hoping for a better outcome. The arrangements it describes cost almost nothing to establish and strengthen communities regardless of whether severe disruption eventuates. If it does, they could prove decisive.

    This is a living document and we want your input. The Google Doc version is open for comments. If you know of resources, models, organisations, or practical experience that should be included, please add a comment or get in touch. We will edit contributions into the guide as they come in. This is a community document for community use. It is published under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence - share it, adapt it, translate it, print it out and pin it to the noticeboard at your local dairy.

    What you can do this week:

    - Read the guide
    - Share it with your community group, church, marae, sports club, school community, or neighbourhood
    - Call a meeting - even five people is enough
    - Contact a local farmer and ask if they’d supply your community directly in a crisis
    - Set up a communication channel - a group chat, a phone tree, a physical noticeboard
    - Comment on the doc with resources, corrections, or experience we should include

    The time for preparation is before you need it. That time is now."

    wiseresponse.substack.com/p/wh

    #SolarPunkSunday #CrisisResponse #ClimateCrisis #EmergencyPreparedness #Resiliency #BuildingCommunity #FoodSecurity #FuelCrisis #Polycrisis

  8. What can I do in response to the #FuelSupply Crisis in #Aotearoa / #NewZealand?

    When the Trucks Stop - A community #MutualAid guide for fuel-constrained New Zealand - open for your input!

    Mar 19, 2026

    "At the time of writing, New Zealand has roughly 20 to 27 days of physical onshore fuel stocks. We import 100% of our refined fuel. The Strait of Hormuz crisis has already triggered Force Majeure declarations from Gulf and Asian suppliers, and the late March escalation has destroyed refining infrastructure that will take years to rebuild, if it is rebuilt at all.

    Government will do what government does: triage. Hospitals, police, essential freight corridors. That is appropriate. But it means communities are largely on their own for everything else - food distribution, transport, heating, health access, economic survival. Civil Defence is built for earthquakes and floods, not for a slow-onset nationwide supply chain collapse with no clear end date.

    So we wrote a guide.

    When the Trucks Stop: Mutual Aid Arrangements for a Fuel-Constrained New Zealand is a practical briefing covering ten areas where communities can organise now to meet basic needs if fuel imports fall to zero or near-zero for weeks or months. It covers food production and distribution, water, energy, transport, health, economic alternatives like #timebanking and local currencies, communication, governance, and the specific needs of vulnerable populations.

    It is not theory. It draws on real precedents - #Cuba’s #SpecialPeriod, the #LytteltonTimeBank after the #ChristchurchEarthquake, #PuertoRico’s community #microgrids after #HurricaneMaria, #Ukraine’s rapid #UrbanFarming response. These are places where people faced severe fuel or supply disruption and found ways through it. Not comfortably. Not without suffering. But they made it work, and the common thread in every case was community-level organisation that was already in place, or was built fast, before the worst hit.

    The document plans for the worst case whilst hoping for a better outcome. The arrangements it describes cost almost nothing to establish and strengthen communities regardless of whether severe disruption eventuates. If it does, they could prove decisive.

    This is a living document and we want your input. The Google Doc version is open for comments. If you know of resources, models, organisations, or practical experience that should be included, please add a comment or get in touch. We will edit contributions into the guide as they come in. This is a community document for community use. It is published under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence - share it, adapt it, translate it, print it out and pin it to the noticeboard at your local dairy.

    What you can do this week:

    - Read the guide
    - Share it with your community group, church, marae, sports club, school community, or neighbourhood
    - Call a meeting - even five people is enough
    - Contact a local farmer and ask if they’d supply your community directly in a crisis
    - Set up a communication channel - a group chat, a phone tree, a physical noticeboard
    - Comment on the doc with resources, corrections, or experience we should include

    The time for preparation is before you need it. That time is now."

    wiseresponse.substack.com/p/wh

    #SolarPunkSunday #CrisisResponse #ClimateCrisis #EmergencyPreparedness #Resiliency #BuildingCommunity #FoodSecurity #FuelCrisis #Polycrisis

  9. What can I do in response to the #FuelSupply Crisis in #Aotearoa / #NewZealand?

    When the Trucks Stop - A community #MutualAid guide for fuel-constrained New Zealand - open for your input!

    Mar 19, 2026

    "At the time of writing, New Zealand has roughly 20 to 27 days of physical onshore fuel stocks. We import 100% of our refined fuel. The Strait of Hormuz crisis has already triggered Force Majeure declarations from Gulf and Asian suppliers, and the late March escalation has destroyed refining infrastructure that will take years to rebuild, if it is rebuilt at all.

    Government will do what government does: triage. Hospitals, police, essential freight corridors. That is appropriate. But it means communities are largely on their own for everything else - food distribution, transport, heating, health access, economic survival. Civil Defence is built for earthquakes and floods, not for a slow-onset nationwide supply chain collapse with no clear end date.

    So we wrote a guide.

    When the Trucks Stop: Mutual Aid Arrangements for a Fuel-Constrained New Zealand is a practical briefing covering ten areas where communities can organise now to meet basic needs if fuel imports fall to zero or near-zero for weeks or months. It covers food production and distribution, water, energy, transport, health, economic alternatives like #timebanking and local currencies, communication, governance, and the specific needs of vulnerable populations.

    It is not theory. It draws on real precedents - #Cuba’s #SpecialPeriod, the #LytteltonTimeBank after the #ChristchurchEarthquake, #PuertoRico’s community #microgrids after #HurricaneMaria, #Ukraine’s rapid #UrbanFarming response. These are places where people faced severe fuel or supply disruption and found ways through it. Not comfortably. Not without suffering. But they made it work, and the common thread in every case was community-level organisation that was already in place, or was built fast, before the worst hit.

    The document plans for the worst case whilst hoping for a better outcome. The arrangements it describes cost almost nothing to establish and strengthen communities regardless of whether severe disruption eventuates. If it does, they could prove decisive.

    This is a living document and we want your input. The Google Doc version is open for comments. If you know of resources, models, organisations, or practical experience that should be included, please add a comment or get in touch. We will edit contributions into the guide as they come in. This is a community document for community use. It is published under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence - share it, adapt it, translate it, print it out and pin it to the noticeboard at your local dairy.

    What you can do this week:

    - Read the guide
    - Share it with your community group, church, marae, sports club, school community, or neighbourhood
    - Call a meeting - even five people is enough
    - Contact a local farmer and ask if they’d supply your community directly in a crisis
    - Set up a communication channel - a group chat, a phone tree, a physical noticeboard
    - Comment on the doc with resources, corrections, or experience we should include

    The time for preparation is before you need it. That time is now."

    wiseresponse.substack.com/p/wh

    #SolarPunkSunday #CrisisResponse #ClimateCrisis #EmergencyPreparedness #Resiliency #BuildingCommunity #FoodSecurity #FuelCrisis #Polycrisis

  10. What can I do in response to the #FuelSupply Crisis in #Aotearoa / #NewZealand?

    When the Trucks Stop - A community #MutualAid guide for fuel-constrained New Zealand - open for your input!

    Mar 19, 2026

    "At the time of writing, New Zealand has roughly 20 to 27 days of physical onshore fuel stocks. We import 100% of our refined fuel. The Strait of Hormuz crisis has already triggered Force Majeure declarations from Gulf and Asian suppliers, and the late March escalation has destroyed refining infrastructure that will take years to rebuild, if it is rebuilt at all.

    Government will do what government does: triage. Hospitals, police, essential freight corridors. That is appropriate. But it means communities are largely on their own for everything else - food distribution, transport, heating, health access, economic survival. Civil Defence is built for earthquakes and floods, not for a slow-onset nationwide supply chain collapse with no clear end date.

    So we wrote a guide.

    When the Trucks Stop: Mutual Aid Arrangements for a Fuel-Constrained New Zealand is a practical briefing covering ten areas where communities can organise now to meet basic needs if fuel imports fall to zero or near-zero for weeks or months. It covers food production and distribution, water, energy, transport, health, economic alternatives like #timebanking and local currencies, communication, governance, and the specific needs of vulnerable populations.

    It is not theory. It draws on real precedents - #Cuba’s #SpecialPeriod, the #LytteltonTimeBank after the #ChristchurchEarthquake, #PuertoRico’s community #microgrids after #HurricaneMaria, #Ukraine’s rapid #UrbanFarming response. These are places where people faced severe fuel or supply disruption and found ways through it. Not comfortably. Not without suffering. But they made it work, and the common thread in every case was community-level organisation that was already in place, or was built fast, before the worst hit.

    The document plans for the worst case whilst hoping for a better outcome. The arrangements it describes cost almost nothing to establish and strengthen communities regardless of whether severe disruption eventuates. If it does, they could prove decisive.

    This is a living document and we want your input. The Google Doc version is open for comments. If you know of resources, models, organisations, or practical experience that should be included, please add a comment or get in touch. We will edit contributions into the guide as they come in. This is a community document for community use. It is published under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence - share it, adapt it, translate it, print it out and pin it to the noticeboard at your local dairy.

    What you can do this week:

    - Read the guide
    - Share it with your community group, church, marae, sports club, school community, or neighbourhood
    - Call a meeting - even five people is enough
    - Contact a local farmer and ask if they’d supply your community directly in a crisis
    - Set up a communication channel - a group chat, a phone tree, a physical noticeboard
    - Comment on the doc with resources, corrections, or experience we should include

    The time for preparation is before you need it. That time is now."

    wiseresponse.substack.com/p/wh

    #SolarPunkSunday #CrisisResponse #ClimateCrisis #EmergencyPreparedness #Resiliency #BuildingCommunity #FoodSecurity #FuelCrisis #Polycrisis

  11. Ever wish you could trade your time doing something you love for help doing something you don't know how to do? Simbi is making is possible. It's free, easy to use, and (for the skeptical) you can test it by receiving help on something without even giving, and the person who chooses to help you still benefits. Could this be the new gift/trade economy?

    simbi.com

    #TimeBanking #SkillShare #GiftEconomy #BarterEconomy #Simbi #CommunityExchange #MutualAid #PeerEconomy #ShareSkills

  12. Ever wish you could trade your time doing something you love for help doing something you don't know how to do? Simbi is making is possible. It's free, easy to use, and (for the skeptical) you can test it by receiving help on something without even giving, and the person who chooses to help you still benefits. Could this be the new gift/trade economy?

    simbi.com

    #TimeBanking #SkillShare #GiftEconomy #BarterEconomy #Simbi #CommunityExchange #MutualAid #PeerEconomy #ShareSkills

  13. Ever wish you could trade your time doing something you love for help doing something you don't know how to do? Simbi is making is possible. It's free, easy to use, and (for the skeptical) you can test it by receiving help on something without even giving, and the person who chooses to help you still benefits. Could this be the new gift/trade economy?

    simbi.com

    #TimeBanking #SkillShare #GiftEconomy #BarterEconomy #Simbi #CommunityExchange #MutualAid #PeerEconomy #ShareSkills

  14. Ever wish you could trade your time doing something you love for help doing something you don't know how to do? Simbi is making is possible. It's free, easy to use, and (for the skeptical) you can test it by receiving help on something without even giving, and the person who chooses to help you still benefits. Could this be the new gift/trade economy?

    simbi.com

    #TimeBanking #SkillShare #GiftEconomy #BarterEconomy #Simbi #CommunityExchange #MutualAid #PeerEconomy #ShareSkills

  15. Ever wish you could trade your time doing something you love for help doing something you don't know how to do? Simbi is making is possible. It's free, easy to use, and (for the skeptical) you can test it by receiving help on something without even giving, and the person who chooses to help you still benefits. Could this be the new gift/trade economy?

    simbi.com

    #TimeBanking #SkillShare #GiftEconomy #BarterEconomy #Simbi #CommunityExchange #MutualAid #PeerEconomy #ShareSkills

  16. Digital Tools Are Fueling the Rise of New “Time Exchange” Solidarity Economies

    Through time exchanges, members earn time credits by helping others, then redeem them when they need help themselves.

    murica.website/2025/09/digital

  17. Digital Tools Are Fueling the Rise of New “Time Exchange” Solidarity Economies

    Through time exchanges, members earn time credits by helping others, then redeem them when they need help themselves.

    murica.website/2025/09/digital

  18. More openwashing from the timebank software world.

    "After Edgar's passing in 2021, TimeBanks.Org sought to replace their outdated timebanking software, which had fallen behind in adopting modern digital standards. They searched worldwide for a technology partner and found Made Open."

    cothrive.timebanks.org/tbo

    Ah! They realised their mistake with CommunityWeaver 3 and went back to commissioning software from a company committed to. Open Source. Nope.

    (1/2)

    #openwashing #MadeOpen #TimeBanking

  19. More openwashing from the timebank software world.

    "After Edgar's passing in 2021, TimeBanks.Org sought to replace their outdated timebanking software, which had fallen behind in adopting modern digital standards. They searched worldwide for a technology partner and found Made Open."

    cothrive.timebanks.org/tbo

    Ah! They realised their mistake with CommunityWeaver 3 and went back to commissioning software from a company committed to. Open Source. Nope.

    (1/2)

    #openwashing #MadeOpen #TimeBanking

  20. More openwashing from the timebank software world.

    "After Edgar's passing in 2021, TimeBanks.Org sought to replace their outdated timebanking software, which had fallen behind in adopting modern digital standards. They searched worldwide for a technology partner and found Made Open."

    cothrive.timebanks.org/tbo

    Ah! They realised their mistake with CommunityWeaver 3 and went back to commissioning software from a company committed to. Open Source. Nope.

    (1/2)

    #openwashing #MadeOpen #TimeBanking

  21. More openwashing from the timebank software world.

    "After Edgar's passing in 2021, TimeBanks.Org sought to replace their outdated timebanking software, which had fallen behind in adopting modern digital standards. They searched worldwide for a technology partner and found Made Open."

    cothrive.timebanks.org/tbo

    Ah! They realised their mistake with CommunityWeaver 3 and went back to commissioning software from a company committed to. Open Source. Nope.

    (1/2)

    #openwashing #MadeOpen #TimeBanking

  22. Thinking about the period I was involved in a fledgling Timebank. Kinda failed as the council stopped funding the voluntary group. Almost an attempt to manufacture community in the wake of viscious austerity cuts. #Musing #RandomThoughts #TimeBanking
    timebanking.org/
    timebankingscotland.org.uk/

  23. Thinking about the period I was involved in a fledgling Timebank. Kinda failed as the council stopped funding the voluntary group. Almost an attempt to manufacture community in the wake of viscious austerity cuts. #Musing #RandomThoughts #TimeBanking
    timebanking.org/
    timebankingscotland.org.uk/

  24. Thinking about the period I was involved in a fledgling Timebank. Kinda failed as the council stopped funding the voluntary group. Almost an attempt to manufacture community in the wake of viscious austerity cuts. #Musing #RandomThoughts #TimeBanking
    timebanking.org/
    timebankingscotland.org.uk/

  25. Thinking about the period I was involved in a fledgling Timebank. Kinda failed as the council stopped funding the voluntary group. Almost an attempt to manufacture community in the wake of viscious austerity cuts. #Musing #RandomThoughts #TimeBanking
    timebanking.org/
    timebankingscotland.org.uk/

  26. (4/?)

    But there's only so much I can do as an atomised individual. I'm sure much more could be achieved collective action.

    I'm inspired by a mutual aid model from a 90s TV show called Vengeance Unlimited. This guy helps people get justice, calling on the special skills and connections of people he's helped before.

    I think people really want to pay it forward, rather than being objectified by charity. This is why #timebanking can work, as Edgar Kahn said in his book No More Throwaway People.

  27. (4/?)

    But there's only so much I can do as an atomised individual. I'm sure much more could be achieved collective action.

    I'm inspired by a mutual aid model from a 90s TV show called Vengeance Unlimited. This guy helps people get justice, calling on the special skills and connections of people he's helped before.

    I think people really want to pay it forward, rather than being objectified by charity. This is why #timebanking can work, as Edgar Kahn said in his book No More Throwaway People.

  28. (4/?)

    But there's only so much I can do as an atomised individual. I'm sure much more could be achieved collective action.

    I'm inspired by a mutual aid model from a 90s TV show called Vengeance Unlimited. This guy helps people get justice, calling on the special skills and connections of people he's helped before.

    I think people really want to pay it forward, rather than being objectified by charity. This is why #timebanking can work, as Edgar Kahn said in his book No More Throwaway People.

  29. (4/?)

    But there's only so much I can do as an atomised individual. I'm sure much more could be achieved collective action.

    I'm inspired by a mutual aid model from a 90s TV show called Vengeance Unlimited. This guy helps people get justice, calling on the special skills and connections of people he's helped before.

    I think people really want to pay it forward, rather than being objectified by charity. This is why #timebanking can work, as Edgar Kahn said in his book No More Throwaway People.

  30. I'm writing a report on my #ChurchillFellowship travels on #timebanking and #MutualAid and there are an awful lot of #anarchist references and pondering that a Google folder may not be the best place to store them.. is there any open source non spying alternative to #EndNote or similar..it's been 20+ years since I've needed to do this sort of thing! I do use #Notion a bit so that would work too. Any suggestions gratefully received.

  31. I'm writing a report on my #ChurchillFellowship travels on #timebanking and #MutualAid and there are an awful lot of #anarchist references and pondering that a Google folder may not be the best place to store them.. is there any open source non spying alternative to #EndNote or similar..it's been 20+ years since I've needed to do this sort of thing! I do use #Notion a bit so that would work too. Any suggestions gratefully received.

  32. I'm writing a report on my #ChurchillFellowship travels on #timebanking and #MutualAid and there are an awful lot of #anarchist references and pondering that a Google folder may not be the best place to store them.. is there any open source non spying alternative to #EndNote or similar..it's been 20+ years since I've needed to do this sort of thing! I do use #Notion a bit so that would work too. Any suggestions gratefully received.

  33. I'm writing a report on my #ChurchillFellowship travels on #timebanking and #MutualAid and there are an awful lot of #anarchist references and pondering that a Google folder may not be the best place to store them.. is there any open source non spying alternative to #EndNote or similar..it's been 20+ years since I've needed to do this sort of thing! I do use #Notion a bit so that would work too. Any suggestions gratefully received.

  34. I'm writing a report on my #ChurchillFellowship travels on #timebanking and #MutualAid and there are an awful lot of #anarchist references and pondering that a Google folder may not be the best place to store them.. is there any open source non spying alternative to #EndNote or similar..it's been 20+ years since I've needed to do this sort of thing! I do use #Notion a bit so that would work too. Any suggestions gratefully received.

  35. I'm heading to #WestCoastUSA today for part 2 of my #ChurchillTravelFellowship to meet with lots of interesting #Timebank and #MutualAid projects. Starting in #Seattle and ending in #LosAngeles where I'll be seeing some of the people in this film. The whole reason I am coming is because I met #EdgarCahn at a conference in 2018 and he suggested I visit. Sadly he died 2 years ago but I am doing this trip with his widow #ChrisGray who is still very involved with #Timebanking filmsforaction.org/watch/time- Film is on @filmsforaction site and they have just joined here so say hello and give them a follow.

  36. I'm heading to #WestCoastUSA today for part 2 of my #ChurchillTravelFellowship to meet with lots of interesting #Timebank and #MutualAid projects. Starting in #Seattle and ending in #LosAngeles where I'll be seeing some of the people in this film. The whole reason I am coming is because I met #EdgarCahn at a conference in 2018 and he suggested I visit. Sadly he died 2 years ago but I am doing this trip with his widow #ChrisGray who is still very involved with #Timebanking filmsforaction.org/watch/time- Film is on @filmsforaction site and they have just joined here so say hello and give them a follow.

  37. I'm heading to #WestCoastUSA today for part 2 of my #ChurchillTravelFellowship to meet with lots of interesting #Timebank and #MutualAid projects. Starting in #Seattle and ending in #LosAngeles where I'll be seeing some of the people in this film. The whole reason I am coming is because I met #EdgarCahn at a conference in 2018 and he suggested I visit. Sadly he died 2 years ago but I am doing this trip with his widow #ChrisGray who is still very involved with #Timebanking filmsforaction.org/watch/time- Film is on @filmsforaction site and they have just joined here so say hello and give them a follow.

  38. I'm heading to #WestCoastUSA today for part 2 of my #ChurchillTravelFellowship to meet with lots of interesting #Timebank and #MutualAid projects. Starting in #Seattle and ending in #LosAngeles where I'll be seeing some of the people in this film. The whole reason I am coming is because I met #EdgarCahn at a conference in 2018 and he suggested I visit. Sadly he died 2 years ago but I am doing this trip with his widow #ChrisGray who is still very involved with #Timebanking filmsforaction.org/watch/time- Film is on @filmsforaction site and they have just joined here so say hello and give them a follow.

  39. I'm heading to #WestCoastUSA today for part 2 of my #ChurchillTravelFellowship to meet with lots of interesting #Timebank and #MutualAid projects. Starting in #Seattle and ending in #LosAngeles where I'll be seeing some of the people in this film. The whole reason I am coming is because I met #EdgarCahn at a conference in 2018 and he suggested I visit. Sadly he died 2 years ago but I am doing this trip with his widow #ChrisGray who is still very involved with #Timebanking filmsforaction.org/watch/time- Film is on @filmsforaction site and they have just joined here so say hello and give them a follow.

  40. @neonsnake if you aren't already aware .. Stephanie Rearick is doing great work to promote the concept of #MutualAid She organises regular online #Clusterflocks to get people together and also link #MutualAid #Timebanking #SharingEconomy stuff and much more to get people to think more widely about how all this stuff can be used. She is based in #Madison #Wisconsin but lots of people involved all over the world. They are developing some interesting 'non spying' software too through a #Coop mutualaidnetwork.org/

  41. @neonsnake if you aren't already aware .. Stephanie Rearick is doing great work to promote the concept of #MutualAid She organises regular online #Clusterflocks to get people together and also link #MutualAid #Timebanking #SharingEconomy stuff and much more to get people to think more widely about how all this stuff can be used. She is based in #Madison #Wisconsin but lots of people involved all over the world. They are developing some interesting 'non spying' software too through a #Coop mutualaidnetwork.org/

  42. @neonsnake if you aren't already aware .. Stephanie Rearick is doing great work to promote the concept of #MutualAid She organises regular online #Clusterflocks to get people together and also link #MutualAid #Timebanking #SharingEconomy stuff and much more to get people to think more widely about how all this stuff can be used. She is based in #Madison #Wisconsin but lots of people involved all over the world. They are developing some interesting 'non spying' software too through a #Coop mutualaidnetwork.org/

  43. @neonsnake if you aren't already aware .. Stephanie Rearick is doing great work to promote the concept of #MutualAid She organises regular online #Clusterflocks to get people together and also link #MutualAid #Timebanking #SharingEconomy stuff and much more to get people to think more widely about how all this stuff can be used. She is based in #Madison #Wisconsin but lots of people involved all over the world. They are developing some interesting 'non spying' software too through a #Coop mutualaidnetwork.org/

  44. @neonsnake if you aren't already aware .. Stephanie Rearick is doing great work to promote the concept of #MutualAid She organises regular online #Clusterflocks to get people together and also link #MutualAid #Timebanking #SharingEconomy stuff and much more to get people to think more widely about how all this stuff can be used. She is based in #Madison #Wisconsin but lots of people involved all over the world. They are developing some interesting 'non spying' software too through a #Coop mutualaidnetwork.org/

  45. Not really an #introduction but sorta? I migrated away and now I'm back. I'm still #anticapitalist #antiterf #antiracist solarpunk and recently realized I have #aphantasia and #ADHD
    I am a #writer who #writes but also deletes a lot. I have a #solarpunk #scifi #fantasy #novel in my head that's s l o w l y emerging into the daylight.
    I'm interested in learning new stuff and willing to change when the evidence indicates I need to.

    #community #timebanking #nutritiousMovement

  46. After several years of delays.. my Churchill travel fellowship is back on. Off to USA in Oct for 5 weeks visiting lots of #timebanks #MutualAid schemes and more. Starting in Washington DC and around, then up the coast to Boston and New England, hopefully detour to Montreal for a mini break to see an old friend.. then on to Chicago and Austin. Planning on doing lots by train with an Amtrak pass so will have plenty of time to admire the views! Also doing some research and surveys with timebanks in other places and plan to pull all this into a report sometime next year. Would love to connect with folk on here doing something around #timebanking #SharingEconomy and similar.

  47. After several years of delays.. my Churchill travel fellowship is back on. Off to USA in Oct for 5 weeks visiting lots of #timebanks #MutualAid schemes and more. Starting in Washington DC and around, then up the coast to Boston and New England, hopefully detour to Montreal for a mini break to see an old friend.. then on to Chicago and Austin. Planning on doing lots by train with an Amtrak pass so will have plenty of time to admire the views! Also doing some research and surveys with timebanks in other places and plan to pull all this into a report sometime next year. Would love to connect with folk on here doing something around #timebanking #SharingEconomy and similar.

  48. After several years of delays.. my Churchill travel fellowship is back on. Off to USA in Oct for 5 weeks visiting lots of #timebanks #MutualAid schemes and more. Starting in Washington DC and around, then up the coast to Boston and New England, hopefully detour to Montreal for a mini break to see an old friend.. then on to Chicago and Austin. Planning on doing lots by train with an Amtrak pass so will have plenty of time to admire the views! Also doing some research and surveys with timebanks in other places and plan to pull all this into a report sometime next year. Would love to connect with folk on here doing something around #timebanking #SharingEconomy and similar.

  49. Any #Timebank #Timebanking folk on here? Amongst many other things that I do.. I have a travel fellowship to explore benefits of rural timebanking, especially to support older people to stay connected to their community. Travel plans have been delayed by family illness and covid but I need to complete my travels and report by June 2024. Would love to connect with any #Timebanks on here especially #rural ones.. for the US folk..I know Chris Gray and speaking to her next week

  50. Any #Timebank #Timebanking folk on here? Amongst many other things that I do.. I have a travel fellowship to explore benefits of rural timebanking, especially to support older people to stay connected to their community. Travel plans have been delayed by family illness and covid but I need to complete my travels and report by June 2024. Would love to connect with any #Timebanks on here especially #rural ones.. for the US folk..I know Chris Gray and speaking to her next week