Written by Maggi Rohde, the article reports on how she put in place an effective support network system within her co-housing project, as she came down with the symptoms of covid19 and went into self-isolation for over 31 days.

Karen Gimnig from CoHousing US shares her reflections on diversity, racism and inclusivity in co-housing community, pointing out that claims of a post-racism environment often stem from a privileged viewpoint that can afford to ignore questions of race and discrimination.

In an article written by Sophie Rzepecky for Assemble Papers, artist Ruth Buchanan tells about her experience of co-housing at R50 in Berlin, bringing together her experience of working and living in a community environment.

In a self-reflexive call for action written for CoHousing.org, Jim Leach endorses the acknowledgment that although cohousing communities commit to a caring attention to diversity and inclusiveness, the road to claim a significant role in tackling inequality is still long.

Book review by Michael LaFond of the newly published book On Common Ground, edited by John Emmeus Davis, Line Algoed, María E. Hernández-Torrales.

Georg Sturm begleitet Jens Heimendahl auf einer Kieztour zu alternativen Wohnformen durch Kreuzberg.

Written by Jacinta Mutura for The Standard, the article covers the story of how a housing cooperative based in Kenya is managing to fund its housing project Sacco through alternative schemes, especially targeting prospective residents who did not get access to the Habitat for Humanity Kenya Progr

Written by Charles Durrett and Bernice Gonzalez for University Business, the article describes a growing trend in cohousing that sees retirees and senior alumni move back to their alma maters college towns, sometimes on campus.

In an article written for the Houston Chronicle, Torie Ludwin describes the ongoing process to set up the first housing cooperative in Texas, designing for community building at the times of a pandemic and preparing the grounds for life-changing support networks in these challenging months.