Wikitown

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Educational, innovational and land-tending cooperatives can generate vital solutions and inspirations in this time of profound emergence and emergency.

Wiki-villes, maker-steads, hacker-habitats, tinker-towns, and technology-oriented ecovillages: Wikitowns are living laboratories for developing and prototyping affordable, accessible and replicable solutions to the challenges of food and energy production, economic and educational models, material scarcities, environmental accord, adapting to rapidly changing technologies and social landscapes, nurturing health and enhancing wellness.

Revenue may be generated by offering education, conferences, healing and wellness services, events, products, incubation and acceleration for appropriate technologies and other health, wealth and happiness-generating start-ups and ventures.

The ways forward are ever more apparent. Rapidly advancing networked information and communication technologies are clarifying that open, free, collaborative and DIY principles are increasingly required to succeed, flourish and remove friction in the areas of science, technology, manufacturing, media, arts, education, politics and markets.

Come join us every other Tuesday at Sudo Room to meet others interested in creating Wikitowns / Maker Villages / Technecovillages. We are particularly interested in creating a communications platform for cross-space autodocumentation, mapping and collaboration, as well as developing an economic system based on cooperative support and barter of products and skills.

Meeting Minutes

1/8/2012

Projects

  • Eudea: A Wikitown - A Wikitown that aspires to become the world’s first technologically-oriented ecovillage. Extensive resources on community governing structures, hardware and software technologies, agricultural and building techniques, etc; Talk to [[1]] and Jenny
  • Mycelia - Creating a system that facilitates autodocumentation of available tools, similar projects and skilled people in "community laboratories" such as hackerspaces and intentional communities. Aggregating this data into a searchable database will facilitate collaboration between groups, improving transparency through community asset mapping of available resources across open spaces. Talk to Marc and Jenny
  • Wikitown.cc - Coming Soon (All of us!)

Resources