
Sociocracy For All
Institute for Peaceable Communities, Inc.
Amherst, Massachusetts, United States
About
Sociocracy For All is a non-profit association based in Amherst, United States working on democracy & civil society, education, community development.
Sociocracy For All is a nonprofit membership organisation that makes sociocracy, a consent-based and circle-based model of decision-making and governance, accessible worldwide. It offers training, consulting, facilitation, mentoring and coaching for organisations, communities and schools, and shares learning materials, books and resources. Its work includes communities of practice, a youth initiative called NextGEN, and language groups in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. Its members span topics such as cooperatives, intentional communities and permaculture. The organisation is run as a member-supported nonprofit social enterprise, funded mainly through donations, and it provides scholarships for students who need them. It is based in Amherst, Massachusetts, USA, and operates internationally.
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NextGEN
Children & Youth
Youth initiative with groups in all five regions of the Global Ecovillage Network, promoting youth-led collective impact.
Organizational Learners Program
Democracy & Civil society
Program for organisations learning and implementing sociocracy.
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Global Ecovillage Network, Foundation for Intentional Community, New Economy Coalition, Systems Change Alliance
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