What is Microsolidarity?
Methodology for community building, focused on peer-to-peer support and mutual aid.
Microsolidarity is a methodology for community building, focused on peer-to-peer support and mutual aid.
It provides a lens for thinking about groups at different scales:
- 1.The "dyad"—a relationship between two people, eg. a couple.
- 2.The "crew" (sometimes called "pods")—a small group of 3-6 people who support each other in their personal or professional development.
- 3.The "congregation"—an organisation, network or community.
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The crews are intimate spaces enabling peers to achieve high level of impact at a low coordination cost. The crews can produce an output, such as a project, product, or a company, or focus entirely on peer-support and personal development.
The crews co-develop within the congregation, which allows for effective sharing of resources and maximising opportunities and reach via the extended network. The congregation acts as a dating pool for individuals to meet the right people to launch crews with.
Our intention is to create an island-level congregation and launch multiple crews and projects aimed at making Pico one of the most amazing places to live on Earth 💫.
You can also learn experientially and join the Microsolidarity Practice Program (highly recommended):
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