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How might a permaculturist view the COVID-19 pandemic?

Written by Lee Warren on April 7, 2020. Posted in Community, Conscious Dying. No Comments on How might a permaculturist view the COVID-19 pandemic?

Originally published in the SOIL (School of Integrated Living) Newsletter and Blog, here. As the COVID-19 crisis continues to unfold, many of us are eager to glean meaning arising from witnessing...

Lee Warren Radio Interview with McNair Ezzard

Written by Lee Warren on March 25, 2020. Posted in Agriculture, Community, Food, Food Justice, Interview. No Comments on Lee Warren Radio Interview with McNair Ezzard

Radio Interview by McNair Ezzard of Lee Warren, Executive Director of Organic Growers School on March 25, 2020 found on WPVMFM on their A BETTER WORLD show. They can also be found here on...

Community Grief

Written by Lee Warren on December 29, 2019. Posted in Community, Conscious Dying. No Comments on Community Grief

This article was first published by Communities Magazine, Warren, Lee. “Community Grief.” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No. 185 (Winter 2019): 53-57. Earthaven Ecovillage. The article...

Farmers can fix WNC’s health and hunger crisis

Written by Lee Warren on October 9, 2019. Posted in Agriculture, Food, OGS. No Comments on Farmers can fix WNC’s health and hunger crisis

Originally published in the Mountain Xpress, here. Posted on October 9, 2019 by Xpress Contributor BY LEE WARREN Health & Hunger Crisis It’s no news that we have a...

How to Hire Great Nonprofit Leaders

Written by Lee Warren on September 16, 2019. Posted in Leadership, OGS. No Comments on How to Hire Great Nonprofit Leaders

by Lee Warren on September 16, 2019 Originally Published in Blue Avocado. under categories: HR and Employment Issues| Leadership and ManagementTopic Tags: Executive...

Nine Doable Investments to Support Regeneration

Written by Lee Warren on August 28, 2019. Posted in Agriculture, Community, OGS. No Comments on Nine Doable Investments to Support Regeneration

Originally published in Capital at Play here. Many of us working in agriculture and nonprofits don’t have extra money to invest outside of our baseline life-supporting endeavors. Yet others...

Redesigning Community as an Ecovillage

Written by Lee Warren on August 12, 2019. Posted in Community, Sustainability. No Comments on Redesigning Community as an Ecovillage

I co-wrote (with Todd LeVasseur, PhD) a chapter in a new book entitled Strongly Sustainable Societies, Organising Human Activities on a Hot and Full Earth. The book is edited byKarl Johan Bonnedahl...

Village-Building Stumbles: A few of the things Earthaven Ecovillage has gotten wrong

Written by Ana Ganzan on May 26, 2019. Posted in Community. No Comments on Village-Building Stumbles: A few of the things Earthaven Ecovillage has gotten wrong

Village-Building Stumbles: A few of the things Earthaven Ecovillage has gotten wrong This article first appeared in Communities Magazine: Warren, Lee. “Village-Building Stumbles: A few of the...

Soil is Wealth

Written by Lee Warren on May 15, 2019. Posted in Agriculture, Community, Food Justice, Health. No Comments on Soil is Wealth

Originally published here in Capital at Play in May 2018. The dictionary definition of wealth is “an abundance of valuable possessions or money,” or “the state of being rich; material...

Beyond sustainability — restoring, repairing and creating resilience in our community

Written by Lee Warren on April 7, 2019. Posted in Community, Sustainability. No Comments on Beyond sustainability — restoring, repairing and creating resilience in our community

Originally published by Mountain Xpress here on April 7, 2019 by Xpress Contributor BY LEE WARREN Three-legged Stool of Sustainability For many years, I have taught classes in...

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