Sheryl's Community Page

This is the place where I've put odds and ends of things -- mostly related to community and empowerment -- that didn't fit anywhere else. To be honest I don't know yet what's going to happen with this section but I do know I want something interactive.

That's why I've decided to include a weblog --a "blog" page as it's known by those who know.

You'll also find articles on social change and attending the World Conference for Women in Beijing. Eventually there may be links to things I find interesting or fun and who knows what else. Pictures of my cats? I'm open to suggestion.

Sheryl's Blog

Articles

Components of an Effective Program of Empowerment for Potential World Changers
Included by popular demand, this is the Integration paper I wrote at the end of my M.A. program at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology.

No Limits for Women in Beijing
In 1995 I attended the 4th World Conference for Women in Beijing, China with a group called "No Limits for Women." This is an article I wrote for a local newsletter.

Links

More Than Money -- More Than Money is a nonprofit started by old housemates of mine in Cambridge, MA which is devoted to helping people individuals live joyfully while learning how to use their economic resources in alignment with their most deeply held values.

Intentional Communities Web site-- This Web site serves the growing communities movement. They provide important information and access to crucial resources for seekers of community, existing and forming communities, and other friends of community.

The Arts and Healing Network-- is an organization dedicated to celebrating the connection between arts and healing. This web site serves as an international forum for artists who offer their work as a source of healing for other people, the greater community, or the environment.

Heifer International This is my favorite nonprofit. I buy them an animal whenever I can.

The National Coalition Building Institute offers a unique prejudice reduction methodology, based on years of development, which has been taught to thousands of leaders worldwide. NCBI trained leaders work together in multicultural teams and empower others to eliminate the harmful effects of institutionalized discrimination, enabling groups from diverse backgrounds to work together toward shared goals.