Mennonite
Central
Committee

Networks

To add your name to the mailing list of any of the following networks, or to get a copy of the list, contact Alumni Relations.

 

Appropriate Technology

Those committed to finding alternatives to highly technical equipment, designing and using materials locally and economically available.

Community Development

Those working at community organizing in marginalized communities in North America that are interested in improving the quality of life together. The development approach of allowing the answers to the problems come from the community process is used in order to insure sustainable change.

Community Living

Those who have chosen to live together in intentional community.

Cross-Racial Adoption

Those who have adopted children from other cultures.

Economic Development

Those committed to working with credit and other areas of economic development in marginalized communities.

Popular Education

Educators who approach education in non-traditional ways, with a focus on the community as a whole.

Environmental Concerns/Sustainable Agriculture

Those committed to working on issues on the stewardship of the earth.

Raising Conscientious Children

Those committed to raising their children in ways that will give them skills, interest and disposition to embody positive alternative lifestyles, and to be aware of the broader world and their responsibility in a global community.

Health/Community Based Health Care

Those committed to working in under served communities to address the health issues of its members in a cost-effective and holistic manner.

Peacemaking/Justice Issues

Those committed to working at mediation among community members or with addressing various justice issues that affect ones community.