communal living; communalism". .
Women and children sit patiently next to their plastic jerrycans arranged neatly in long queues in front of communal barrels, waiting for local activists to distribute water.
The signatories included Jewish communal lay leaders, professionals, philanthropists, activists, scholars, rabbis, former officials and businesspeople.
The house often functioned as a communal space for discussions around the activist issues of the time.
Ghufran, a boyish 40-year-old schoolteacher and activist, has been monitoring the communal polarisation in western Uttar Pradesh for some time now.
A few blocks away, on the rooftop of a worn neo-Classical house near Exarcheia's busy main square, Panagiotis, a longtime anarchist who refused to give his last name, peeled potatoes for a communal country omelet he would share with other activists.
Discharged from the army in 1967, Creek became an activist and then a Digger -- a member of a communal San Francisco group that flowered in the Haight-Ashbury.
Although much digital activism falls into the category of electronic civil disobedience, some activists ask that such online political gestures always represent a communal interest and not an individual agenda and that their motifs and agents be public knowledge so as to dissociate them from acts of cyberterrorism or criminal hacking.
Pieced together by grass-roots Internet activists (we refuse to use the word "hacktivists"), Psiphon is a communal tool for helping others access parts of the World Wide Web denied to them by their governments.
Many moved away from free love and communal households and embraced the nuclear family, but they kept working as organic farmers, social-justice activists, and environmentalists.
