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Local Fisheries Champion Fights for Value-Based Policy: How to protect the ocean commons and coastal communities who depend on its long-term health
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All That We Share: A Field Guide to the Commons by Jay Walljasper, On the Commons’ editor and fellow, is a gathering of stories, cartoons, photos, lists, manifestos, personality profiles, success stories, essays and investigative reports. It presents a broad-ranging portrait of what the commons is as how it can guide us to create a better world.
Produced by Food and Water Watch, Red Vida, Transnational Institute, The RPR Network, and Other Worlds.
All That We Share: A Field Guide to the Commons by Jay Walljasper, On the Commons’ editor and fellow, is a gathering of stories, cartoons, photos, lists, manifestos, personality profiles, success stories, essays and investigative reports. It presents a broad-ranging portrait of what the commons is as how it can guide us to create a better world.
Purchase All That We Share now or download a sample chapter!
The Commons Work online resource center is where our collective efforts unfold. Here we showcase many of our co-creative projects and innovative strategies for creating and protecting our commons, such as water, food, farmland, and seeds.
The commons include everything that we inherit and create together, from water and forests to knowledge and the Internet. » Explore
The commons framework will help you understand and animate the commons in your own field or community. » Explore
Right now, a network of individuals and organizations are advancing the commons in communities all over the world. Click here to learn more! » Explore
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