Twin Oaks Intentional Community

Anti-war
Anti-war Anti-war
Class speak. A discussion group lead by Valerie at Twin Oaks about issues of class.
Class speak Class speak
Exit babylon poster. Some of us refer to the mainstream world outside Twin Oaks as "Babylon." Some attending political gatherings encourage newcomers to join us, join community, exit Babylon.
Exit babylon poster Exit babylon poster
FEC Assembly. Twin Oaks is a member community of the Federation of Egalitarian Communities. FEC Assemblies such as the one picture here are sometimes held at Twin Oaks.
FEC Assembly FEC Assembly
Kids march. Asana, above the word "NO" on the poster, participates in an anti-war march in a nearby city with other kids from our neighborhood.
Kids march Kids march
Protest Iraq war
Protest Iraq war Protest Iraq war
Martín reads. We have a lot of political books in the community library. Martín is reading Ecotopia Emerging.
Martín reads Martín reads
Protest. Bill and Meredith are in a large protest group in a nearby city, probably anti-war.
Protest Protest
Vegfest group. Twin Oaks members and sometimes our visitors participate in various outside political and social events. These folks helped out at a vegetarian festival and were given nice t-shirts, besides the great food. Pictured are Bill, Ben and Debby plus two visitors in front (Elsa and Ben Visitor.) Debby is holding baby Gwen.
Vegfest group Vegfest group
Cameron Trade Local. Cameron weaves a Twin Oaks hammock wearing a local political organization's t-shirt. Photo by Joan Mazza
Cameron Trade Local. Cameron Trade Local.
Stop war. Penant hanging on clothesline to dry before going to antiwar march.
Stop war Stop war

Anti-war

Class speak. A discussion group lead by Valerie at Twin Oaks about issues of class.

Exit babylon poster. Some of us refer to the mainstream world outside Twin Oaks as "Babylon." Some attending political gatherings encourage newcomers to join us, join community, exit Babylon.

FEC Assembly. Twin Oaks is a member community of the Federation of Egalitarian Communities. FEC Assemblies such as the one picture here are sometimes held at Twin Oaks.

Kids march. Asana, above the word "NO" on the poster, participates in an anti-war march in a nearby city with other kids from our neighborhood.

Protest Iraq war

Martín reads. We have a lot of political books in the community library. Martín is reading Ecotopia Emerging.

Protest. Bill and Meredith are in a large protest group in a nearby city, probably anti-war.

Vegfest group. Twin Oaks members and sometimes our visitors participate in various outside political and social events. These folks helped out at a vegetarian festival and were given nice t-shirts, besides the great food. Pictured are Bill, Ben and Debby plus two visitors in front (Elsa and Ben Visitor.) Debby is holding baby Gwen.

Cameron Trade Local. Cameron weaves a Twin Oaks hammock wearing a local political organization's t-shirt. Photo by Joan Mazza

Stop war. Penant hanging on clothesline to dry before going to antiwar march.

While we don't have any official community political orientation many of us do have strong political beliefs, usually well left of center. Some participate as individuals or in groups with other Oakers in political actions of various kinds, anti-war, pro-choice, and more.