Real Community Austin

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Real Community is a growing network of individuals and organizations committed to a collaborative, artful approach to 'building' community.

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Greg Esparza

Tex S. Taxpayer Series Launches!

Posted by Greg Esparza on May 28, 2009 at 3:10pm

Chris Krager

KRDB's Sol project in NY Tiimes on line

Allison Arieff, former Dwell editor, and contributor to the NY Times writes about KRDB's Sol project in part two of her on line column today (linked on the "front page). Go to NY Times main page...upper right corner

www.nytimes.com

Allison's column is:

arieff.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/02/03/saving-the-suburbs-part-2/

Posted by Chris Krager on February 4, 2009 at 9:50am

Natalie Marlena Goodnow

looking for venues to perform "Muntu" this spring...





"Muntu" is a Kikongo word that means both ‘tree’ and ‘person. Natalie Marlena Goodnow's one-woman show of the same name is a reflection on the relationships that exist between trees and people, between old Austin and its changing cultural landscape, and between the author and her many selves. It is an invitation to reflect.





We would like to bring the performance to diverse community settings in Austin, not only theatres,… Continue

Posted by Natalie Marlena Goodnow on February 4, 2009 at 5:00pm

 

Groups

chainLINK.3 High School Students Raising Awareness

Space 12
3121 East 12th Street
Wednesday, June 24th 7:00p-9:00p
Join graduates from KIPP Austin College Prep, as they promote community activism this Wednesday at Space12. The goal of the night is to educate and activate the community through a screening of the short, bilingual documentary, “Hutto: America’s Family Prison”.

chainLINK.2 Community Mural at Texas School for Deaf
Metamorphoses Arte Click image to see full size.

The chainLINK series is a way to link community building energy in Austin into an open, ongoing conversation in multiple venues. Through events and projects focusing on face-to-face interaction and action, the chainLINK series cultivates new connections in the community--benefitting everyone involved.


chainLINK.1 Design Voice

Events

Real Community Ning is an online social network to get the word out, start conversations, and spark new actions in the Austin community.

Step One: Join as an individual.

Step Two: Go to GROUPS and join the ones you want to keep up with.

Step Three: Start a group for your own organization, practice, or neighborhood and use the events calendar, discussion boards, messaging, and photo and video albums to post info about your work.

Step Four: Call for volunteers, reach out to potential collaborators, and send network-wide invites to your own events.

So, join NOW.
It is simple, convenient way to stay connected and active in the Austin Community.

Help us grow our Austin network. Invite your friends and coworkers to join now.

Forum

Melissa

Looking for your Small Business?

Started by Melissa Jul 14, 2010.

Saul Tassell

Switching From Cephalexin To Augmentin

Started by Saul Tassell Apr 24, 2010.

Saul Tassell

Untitled

Started by Saul Tassell Apr 24, 2010.

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Frank A. Mills commented on Rachel Proctor May's group 'Congress for the New Urbanism -- Central Texas'
Hi All, if you are on Facebook also you might want to check out "The Neighborhood Project" page or on the web. Not always pro-CNU, but always thought provoking. Read about TNP Austin projects just getting underway as info is posted. Frank
Sep 13, 2010
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Congress for the New Urbanism -- Central Texas

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CNU is about building a better city through green infrastructure, urban open spaces, transit, and well-planned development. We are slayers of sprawl and the bane of surface parking lots.
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Frank A. Mills commented on Melinda's group 'The Fireseed Anthology Project'
Meet some of the Fireseed folk at an Austin Community Living event where I spoke about builiding community/neighborhood through stories
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Artists, thinkers, neighbors, friends - people who want to be artful in their compassion as well as seek to create culture that is redemptive.
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The HOPE Farmers Market is a weekly community gathering space where local farmers, artisans, community groups, families, and urban consumers can find fresh foods, community programs, artistic creations, agricultural education and wellness workshops.
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Austin Green Map

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Austin Green Map is a part of a national movement called Open Green Map that provides an interface to post a diversity of 'green' sites on one easy-to-use map. The Austin Green Map has over 150 sites ranging from recycling centers to theaters.See More
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Austin Foundation for Architecture

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Founded to promote a higher standard of living in Central Texas through community advocacy of better design in the built environment and urban experience.
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