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We are convinced that attending first to relationships nurtures resilience. At EcoHubs, this orientation grounds shared responsibility beyond systems or markets. What do you observe when community ties lead the way?

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Being part of a community is an active commitment, not a passive label. What does it mean to contribute meaningfully to shared wellbeing? 🌱

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@ecohubs The first public draft of the Regenerative Community Operating System, RCOS Core v0.1, is now live. This article explains what RCOS is, why it exists, who it is for, how it works, what has been released in this first launch, and what comes next: https://ecohubs.community/blog/rcos-core-v0-1-is-live-a-practical-operating-system-for-community-living

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Food systems can nourish the body and restore the land. At EcoHubs, we reflect on how these systems support soil health and community resilience. What role does regeneration play in your approach to food? 🌿

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At EcoHubs, we reflect on growth as a choice, not a rule of nature. What if communities prioritized stability and regeneration instead of endless expansion? 🌿 How might slowing down change your sense of resilience and wellbeing?

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Systems thinking reminds us that communities are interconnected. 🌿 At EcoHubs, we consider how changes in one part influence the whole system. What ripple effects have you seen in your community?

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At EcoHubs, we reflect on resilience as rooted in diversity. Polyculture—mixing many species—supports ecosystems and communities that can regenerate over time. How might embracing diversity strengthen your surroundings? 🌿

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