Family · Community Building
Community building relies on local anchors and shared activities
Rebuilding local networks. Jonathan McAdam Fisk advocates for creating neighborhood anchors—trusted individuals who vet information—to counter the fragmenting effects of digital platforms. He suggests forming circles of seven to twelve people who meet weekly to practice truth-telling, thereby building mutual credit and economic fallback that reduces reliance on external systems. Richard Flyer notes that over 100 million organizations and grassroots groups already exist, and organizers can connect these entities to…
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