Rosieland Roundup 213 — Community as Medicine

Rosieland Roundup 213 — Community as Medicine

🗓️ RSVP: Exploring Community Conversations - Tuesday January 30th

This week:

1️⃣ Community requires research

2️⃣ Upcoming Rosieland Events

3️⃣ Community as medicine

4️⃣ Is there a future for Community Churches?

5️⃣ 9 Factors That Improve the Odds of Connection

6️⃣ Benches as third spaces

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🔍 Community requires research

I'm a bit excited about giving community research a focus and how it connects with our needs further down the line. A bit of community research, combined with things like Community Pain Research can lead to much deeper, meaningful and impactful conversations.

🌈 Upcoming Rosieland Events

Keep an eye out on our free events:

💊 Community as Medicine

Imagine being prescribed 'community' as a way to improve your health? This is the kind of future I hope for!

⛪️ Is there a future for Community Churches?

Religion has historically been a huge influencer in how and why we gather, in both positive and negative ways. The world is changing and loneliness is becoming a real issue. As part of that we need to find new ways to gather.

Sunday Assembly has been a leader in this space of gathering in a church like manner without religion being a part of it. This piece looks at how secular congregations fill a need for some nonreligious Americans

🤝 9 Factors That Improve the Odds of Connection

Marta Brozko is writing some great stuff on human connection. This articles dives into what human connection is and the 9 factors that improves the odds of connecting.

🛋️ Benches as third spaces

My eyes are opening up a bit more about the simplicity of community in public spaces and now wherever I go in public I'm looking at it from a 'third space' perspective.

I shared last week about playgrounds as a third space and then I stumbled-upon this article about benches in Paris (via this article talking about third spaces).

Daniel Doherty

Fractional Head of Community. Ex Meta Community Strategist available to help your community team move to the next level.

11mo

Great round up, you mentioned community in public made me think of The Chatty Cafe Scheme who I tend to follow on FB https://www.facebook.com/Chattycafe have been taking over empty tables in cafes and giving people a space to talk.

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