FINANCIAL STRUCTURE

 

 

We believe that assumptions and ramifications of capitalism deserve close scrutiny and a healthy exploration of alternatives.

 

We are in the process of deeply examining how we might develop and bridge perspectives that support community where those with the least and with the most financial resources, and in-between, are all held in the highest esteem in the community. High esteem includes living with dignity as contributors to Araminta Village, to those beyond our community, and to the planet itself.

 

In an effort to expand our thinking, we are immersing ourselves in considering alternative community agreements. The core of these explorations rests in how we might build an environment where, whatever our socioeconomic class, all members of the community will be secure in the areas of basic needs that are typically income and wealth based in the mainstream  society. These include -

 

    • housing

    • food

    • health care

    • experiences that support intrapersonal, interpersonal, cultural, institutional, and spiritual

      well-being through community co-learning and co-creation