Learning Circles

Addresses different applications of networks that revolve around school, home, parenting, and community small groups.

Focuses on strategic uses of resources and TimeBanking's role in sustainable living.

Discusses strategies and models for transforming the elderly healthcare system in the United States.

Examines the implications of multi-cultural TimeBanks and how to enhance connections between people from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Centers around alternative currencies as a tool for building community and strengthening economies.

Looks at how to engage both individuals and organizations in TimeBanking to sustain partnerships, funding, and development.

Explores co-production as a radical concept and its different applications in and outside of TimeBanking.

Explores the implications of homecoming (returning from prison) and how to build an inclusive community via TimeBanking and other venues.

Sharing of experiences, effective practices, and special projects to engage families and youth in timebanking.