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Forming Formed: 2007 Established: 2007
Antonia Village
Brighton, East Sussex,
United Kingdom
(No land yet!)
 We are a group of about 40 adults (and growing) intending to build an ecovillage near Brighton, UK. We intend the village to eventually have about 100 adults, and to be rural or semi-rural. Economy: agriculture, crafts, school, healing arts centre, birthing centre, & whatever other businesses people bring or build. Ecology: carbon negative, biodiversity positive, thru low or negative impact buildings, permaculture, and conservation. Culture: cooperative, artistic, celebratory, including kids & elders. Spirit: many paths one mountain, with a commitment to truth-telling and learning as strategies for embracing shadow stuff. We will continue to clarify as we work toward getting on the land. Visit our website to help us vision!
 
Contact:
Nathaniel White or Charlotte Stone
The Moulton Residence, Greycot
off Home Farm Road
Brighton, E. Sussex BN1 9JS United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0) 7766 093015
Send an Email
Former/Other Names: Source Village, Home
Last Updated:6/4/2008
 
Visitors Accepted
 (we're still virtual, though...)
Visitor Process: Go to http://villagejourney.ning.com
Population
Adult Members:
50
(but we're still virtual...)
Child Members:
10
Open to new adults:
Yes
Open to new children:
Yes
Gender Balance:
40% M 60% F
(approximately)
(approximately)
Open to which gender(s):
All genders welcome
Ethnic Diversity:
5% identify as 'people of color'
Age Focus:
No Focus
(We welcome all ages)
Age Restrictions:
No
Government
Decision Making:
By consensus
(www.consensus.net)
Identified Leader:
No
Leadership Core Group:
No
(We use sociocracy)
Labor and Money
Financial Style:
Members have independent finances
(We will require some work.)
Open to Members with Pre-existing Debt:
Yes
Labor Contribution:
Expected
(About 16 hours/month, maintenance cleaning gardening etc.)
Join Fee:
No
(Not at the moment.)
Regular Fees:
Yes
(£5 a month.)
Land and Buildings
Rural
(Want to be rural, still urban.)
Area:
0 acres (0.0 hectares)
(Though we mean to get at least 20 acres.)
Land Owned By:
The community
(Individuals will own homes.)
Number of Residences:
0
(Still working on it.)
Cohousing:
Yes
(To some extent.)
Food, etc.
Percentage of Food Grown:
1-5%
Share Community Meals:
1-3 times/month
Dietary Choice or Restrictions:
Diet is up to each individual
Dietary Practice:
Omnivorous
Alcohol Use:
Used occasionally
Tobacco Use:
Used Often
Social Factors
Open to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and/or Transgender members:
Yes
Restrictions on Romantic Relationships (between consenting adults):
No
Shared Spiritual Path:
No
(Except a commitment to honesty & learning.)
Which Spiritual Path(s):
Ecumenical (includes "all religions")
:: Eclectic (integrates pieces from many religions)
Educational Style(s):
Home schooling
:: Private school at the community
:: Private school off the property
:: Public schooled
(again, still visioning.)
 
 


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