Association of family and friends supporting Camphill communities in Ireland. Retweets are not an endorsement. Living, working, growing together.
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Camphill FFA Ireland retweeted
Need nourishment in these difficult times?
We're delighted to share @HaVinhTho webinar talk recording as part of the 'Living a Connected Life, Freedom from Exclusion' Camphill Initiatives for Social Ecology Webinar 2022.
#LivingAConnectedLife
vimeo.com/698723475
Camphill FFA Ireland retweeted
When it comes to envisioning a great life, Fionn and Jonathan Angus are world-class Imagineers. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with
@fionnathan about their journey running a creative social enterprise.
eventbrite.ie/e/fionn-and-jo…
#LivingAConnectedLife
Gorgeous piece about the life of artist George McCutcheon. Beautifully written by @MichaelWLanigan
Artist George McCutcheon was a trailblazer in the truest sense of the word! A brilliant article by @MichaelWLanigan about his life and the people who supported his artistic vision.
Camphill FFA Ireland retweeted
Artist George McCutcheon was a trailblazer in the truest sense of the word! A brilliant article by @MichaelWLanigan about his life and the people who supported his artistic vision.
On Middle Abbey Street, a venue’s marquee conceals a cheerful artwork. The sculpted relief was created in the 1990s by Georgie McCutcheon, a painter, sculptor and activist in the field of disability and the arts.
dublininquirer.com/2022/04/0…
Camphill FFA Ireland retweeted
The right to be cared for, and to care properly for ourselves and others, will be among the most important social-justice issues – particularly for women – as we emerge from the pandemic.... Kathleen Lynch.
irishtimes.com/news/social-a…
Kitty Holland @IrishTimes
Breakout rooms to discuss ideas around #LivingAConnectedLife Moving beyond silos toward a social ecological approach for harmonious living @CamphillEcology
Super points from Brianna using the analogy of a flower to show us what is important in a connected life. #LivingAConnectedLife
And from Jenny who talked about the importance of art, dance, nature in healing and growth and the disappointing reality of the emphasis on medical approaches to disability. #LivingAConnectedLife
“Happiness - living in harmony with one another and with nature”. “Disconnection from self causes unhappiness” #LivingAConnectedLife
“Systems should serve the common good for all life forms” Ha Vinh Tho #LivingAConnectedLife @CamphillEcology
“The majority of suffering in the world is not caused by individual bad or sociopathic people but by structural/systemic violence” Ha Vinh Tho #LivingAConnectedalife @CamphillEcology
“We in the world need to find new ways to live together” “a new understanding of what it is to be universally human” Ha Vinh Tho #camphillinitiativesforSocialEcology
A new org, @CamphillEcology,is hosting a series of webinars to mark 50yrs of Camphill movement in Ireland [1972-2022]. The symposium is a reflective moment, after 50yrs of active community development, &hopes to create an open exchange of ideas.
Camphill FFA Ireland retweeted
We're delighted to share the programme of the upcoming 'Living a Connected Life, Freedom from Exclusion' Webinar 2022.
Join us we look to new inspiration and relevance for the Camphill impulse in Ireland.
#SocialEcology #ActiveCitizenship #inclusion
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Camphill FFA Ireland retweeted
Proud to get this out into the world today with others!
Wonderful conversations ahead with
@HaVinhTho
@fionnathan
@care_capitalism
@possibilitywork
@LEAPLeapireland and others
#LivingAConnectedLife seems an urgent conversation in these times. Join us!
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Join us for keynote talks and workshop discussions with
@HaVinhTho
Educating Towards Sustainability: Connecting to Self, Others and Nature
@fionnathan
Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition: Creating Paths Beyond Disability
Kathleen Lynch
@care_capitalism
Regarding the articles in the Irish Times at the beginning of the week many Camphill families responded to what they see as a less than complete picture of how finance was managed in communities. We will make some available here
ALT Response by family member of community member in Camphill to articles in the Irish Times at the beginning of the week.
Another extremely important point from a family member. Residents are now excluded from any control over fundamental decisions that impact their lives. They, nor their families, can hold the board to account such as recent changes to the constitution. @Charities_Reg @AnneRabbitte
This letter to @ITletters is from a foster parent who worked in Camphill for many years.
Camphill FFA Ireland retweeted
Yes 50 years starting with Duffcarrig, a shame it never made it to 50.
Camphill FFA Ireland retweeted
'Asset-based community development builds on what is already present within a community; citizens are collectively being responsible for one another’s well-being.'
@AlterUK21 on @CormacRussell's approach to community development
bit.ly/3BxbUc7