RDP is currently applying for a JMK innovators grant to bring a team to Cave Junction and continue the Enabling Conditions study. In the meantime, the work needs to keep moving forward. Your support makes that possible. For your one-time or monthly contribution, you'll be invited to be part of writing interview questions for the Cave Junction study. More than that, you'll enable a different kind of business, one that promotes the power-sharing practices that protect our democracy!
Hi, I'm Cathy, Content Director & Developer for The Relational Democracy Project (RDP)! Why would RDP have a Ko-fi page? Great question! As RDP moves toward partnerships with others and the ability to accept tax-deductible support, we still need to keep moving forward, developing the tools that can proliferate everyday democratic relational practices. In the meantime, the Ko-Fi platform offers a transparent, flexible, and fee-free way to support the forward momentum of the work, with a one time gift of support or on-going monthly support. Your support helps RDP study, understand, and act, in the field, in real time, to proliferate everyday democratic practices. Next project: Return to Cave Junction for interviews, photographs, and cultural updates, après the 45th. Two parts: preparation and return.
“We want great leaders – who love the people enough and respect the people enough to be unbought, unbound, unafraid and unintimidated to tell the truth.” ~Dr Cornel West Hi! I'm Cathy, a San Francisco Bay Area critical researcher and cultural worker. Thanks for dropping by my Ko-fi page! I've been focused for 4 years researching, developing, testing, and implementing creative content and modes of change that can promote and proliferate democratic practices between us as individuals. I've been doing the work on my own dime. Why? Because healthy democratic human relations and cultures are also healthiest for mother nature, and protecting the health of the planet and its creatures couldn't be more urgently needed. Here on fee-free Ko-fi, you can support the on-going original field research, the creation of relational democracy content, and democratic cultural work projects. The focus is power: understanding what it is and how it functions, how power is stolen in practices, how to share power, how to create new sources of power, and ultimately, how to balance the power between us. Share your power to keep RDP moving forward building relationally democratic cultural infrastructure from the ground up!
Make money doing what you love. No fees on donations!
Start a free Ko-fi page
