Public toilets are vanishing and that’s a civic catastrophe (psyche.co)

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[-] Snoopy@jlai.lu 1 points 2 months ago

Well in my ex-association we welcomed refugee or women that escaped some form of violence.

I wasn't part of it, in fact my past association was a platform for other project, association. An huge maelstrom of ideas, project.

And i noticed that being part of a collective, doing activities and having the responsabilities to manage some part of it helped everyone in the healing process. We used a lot tool for popular education, there were a horizontale governance.

The landscape also played a big role. We loved taking a break and watching the hill and its village, the milky way...

There were lot events from construction to music and people came.

So that's why i tought about that when you talked about your own healing and healing people. I feel similar vibe in you. :)

[-] globcoco@mamot.fr 1 points 2 months ago

@Snoopy

Beautiful Snoopy. 😍😍😍

Truth be told. That was my idea for a long time. But it never happened. For so many reasons. And Idk if I ever will do it. I am never going back to France... I just need to resolve a few things right now... I guess.

[-] Snoopy@jlai.lu 1 points 2 months ago

You can just come back in france in peaceful place for a short vacation, a week for example ? :)

For this project, they called 50 people, at the end only 4-8 stayed to build its core.

From what i know, that's lot hardship and some people left the boat. You car do it in a smaller scale, my old association was too big. ^^

[-] globcoco@mamot.fr 1 points 2 months ago

@Snoopy

The hardest is definitely the human side. Patrick and Brigitte Baronnet have worked since the 70s at creating something similar.
And they call that issue "le PFH" (le putain de facteur humain) 🤭