There are also recorded statements by founding community members available for visitors to listen to.
Josh Ryan-Collinseniorioresearcherer, monetary reform, New Economics Foundation (Nef), has spent years researching – and, in the case of the Brixton Pound, actually founding – community currencies.
Although, contrary to the instincts of its early protagonists, the web has long since been colonised by commerce, it still nurtures its founding community spirit.
Rejecting any notion of the artist that separated him or her from the African American community, the Black Arts movement engaged in cultural nation building by sponsoring poetry readings, founding community theatres, creating literary magazines, and setting up small presses.
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In the early 3rd century Romans had erected in public a statue of Pythagoras, a 6th-century Greek philosopher who had founded communities of philosophers in southern Italy.
Along the way, the route passes through important Celtic settlements — Andorra, Nimes — indicating that the Celts founded communities largely only in spots deemed propitious by their druid astronomers.
Delve into local history Early settlers to the area in and around what is now Ottawa founded communities around waterfalls to power their grist and sawmills.
In the early 20th century, Mexicans were brought in to work on railway lines, to tend sugar-beet fields or even as "scab" steelworkers during strikes; some stayed and founded communities like la Villita.
He also founded Communities Just for the Kids and served as its Chairman until 2005.
