Order a copy of 'Sharing Where We Live' booklet

As housing becomes increasingly expensive and the ecological impacts of how we live become harder to ignore, what might we gain by sharing more?

Grab a copy of Sharing Where We Live, a new booklet exploring how we can live more affordably, sustainably and communally.

Drawing on practical tips and stories from people with experience across different living arrangements, the booklet invites us to expand our ideas about what a home — and a household — can look like.

Order a professionally printed and bound booklet now, includes delivery to anywhere in Australia.

Watch the booklet launch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNeSt72vQkg

Read the online copy: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kwKIcra8b0vB1Itebbrti7FA_EcCHmcq/view?usp=sharing

Print your own copy (short edge bind): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qTlxvH-6RZq-CIxO9MHJ2eMQfQ6SJG9t/view?usp=sharing

• Anisa: Degrowth Network, lead author of the booklet, longterm sharehouser and co-founder of a limited equity housing co-operative in it's early stages (degrowthnetwork.au).

• Emilie and Jon: Living More with Less - a practical, research-informed family experiment focused on global challenges, personal wellbeing, and solutions that are in reach for the majority of people. (https://livingmorewithless.org/)

• Yin and Victoria: Anam Cara - a 50 acre farm that is home to a small group of radical humans living on the land, restoring connection with country, and working to heal both as individuals and as a collective back into right relationship with one another and with the natural world. (www.anamcarahomestead.com.au)

• Eden (Teq) Smith: concept-smith, curator and organiser with RAD Housing (https://radhousing.org/) and Commons Social Change Library (https://commonslibrary.org/). Currently living as an intermittent-resident on a shared property with many dwellings, and cross-pollinating between two projects transitioning towards housing stewardship.