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The main article for this category is Intentional community.


See also[edit]




  • Ecovillage — a particular type of intentional community

  • Category:Types of communities

  • Category:Utopian movements

  • Category:Human geography






Subcategories


This category has the following 23 subcategories, out of 23 total.




A





  • ► Anarchist communities‎ (26 P)





  • ► Ashrams‎ (1 C, 39 P)






B





  • ► British intentional communities‎ (1 C, 25 P)





  • ► Buddhist communities‎ (3 C, 32 P)






C





  • ► Christian communities‎ (18 C, 41 P)





  • ► Communes‎ (15 P)





  • ► Community settlements (Israel)‎ (3 C, 140 P)





  • ► Counterculture communities‎ (16 P)






E





  • ► Eco-towns‎ (1 C, 15 P)





  • ► Ecovillages‎ (3 C, 45 P)






F




  • ► Family International‎ (2 C, 10 P)





I





  • ► Intentional communities in South Africa‎ (6 P)





  • ► Intentional communities in the United States‎ (2 C, 63 P)






K




  • ► Kibbutzim‎ (7 C, 283 P)





M




  • ► Moshavim‎ (3 C, 460 P)





N




  • ► New Urbanism communities‎ (1 C, 67 P)





P




  • ► Protest camps‎ (1 C, 4 P)





R




  • ► Religious Israeli communities‎ (2 C, 76 P)





T





  • ► Therapeutic community‎ (31 P)





  • ► Transcendental Meditation communities‎ (3 P)






U




  • ► Utopian communities‎ (11 C, 124 P)





V




  • ► Vegetarian communities‎ (14 P)





Y




  • ► Youth villages in Israel‎ (26 P)








Pages in category "Intentional communities"


The following 108 pages are in this category, out of 108 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




 


  • Intentional community



A



  • Altona Christian Community

  • Dan Antonioli

  • Art commune

  • Atarashiki-mura

  • Avalon Organic Gardens & EcoVillage

  • Awra Amba




B



  • Believers in Christ, Lobelville

  • Bestie Row

  • Black Bear Ranch

  • Braziers Park

  • Breitenbush Hot Springs

  • Brook Farm

  • Bruderhof Communities

  • Bryn Gweled, Pennsylvania

  • Burning Bush Colony




C



  • Ernest Callenbach

  • List of Camphill Communities

  • Camphill Movement

  • Caneyville Christian Community

  • Celo Community

  • Christian Communities (Elmo Stoll)

  • Freetown Christiania

  • Coed Hills

  • Cohousing

  • Communities (magazine)

  • Communities Directory

  • Community Farm of the Brethren

  • Community settlement (Israel)

  • Cornerstone Community

  • John Curl




D



  • Federation of Damanhur

  • Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage

  • Dandelion Community

  • Dar al-Islam (organisation)

  • Davis Bend, Mississippi

  • Dayalbagh

  • Deep Springs College

  • Detention River Christian Community

  • Dignity Village

  • Dome Village

  • Dreamtime Village

  • Drop City

  • Dror-Israel




E



  • Eco-municipality

  • Egalitarian community

  • Elmendorf Christian Community

  • Endeavor Academy

  • Erraid




F



  • The Family International

  • Federation of Egalitarian Communities

  • Fellowship for Intentional Community

  • Ferrer Colony and Ferrer Modern School

  • Fort Pitt Farms Christian Community

  • Free and Real

  • Fruitlands (transcendental center)




G



  • Ganas

  • Garvald Centres

  • Gaviotas

  • Global Ecovillage Network




H



  • Harvest Hills Cooperative Community

  • Holberg, British Columbia

  • Holy Islamville, South Carolina

  • The Homestead at Denison University

  • Housing cooperative

  • Hutterite Christian Communities




I


  • I'SOT



J



  • Jesus Army

  • Jonestown




K



  • Kanatsiohareke

  • Kibbutz

  • Kat Kinkade

  • Kommune Niederkaufungen




L



  • Likatier tribe

  • List of intentional communities

  • Los Horcones




M



  • Ma'ale Tzviya

  • Maryknoll, Victoria

  • Monte Verità

  • Moora Moora

  • Moshav

  • Moshav shitufi




N



  • Neve Shalom

  • New Age communities

  • Noah Hoover Mennonite

  • Nokken, Copenhagen

  • Nomadelfia

  • Nrityagram




O


  • Orthodox Mennonites



P


  • Picards



R



  • Rainbow Family

  • Riverside Community, New Zealand




S



  • Sointula

  • Subsistence Homesteads Division

  • Sunburst (community)

  • Sunfield Children's Home

  • Svanholm

  • Symphony Way Pavement Dwellers




T



  • Tamera

  • Temples of Humankind

  • Tinker's Bubble

  • Torri Superiore

  • Twelve Tribes communities




U


  • Urban kibbutz



Y



  • Yamagishi movement

  • Yarrow Ecovillage

  • Youth village




Z


  • ZEGG (community)







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