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Many of us already share our stuff with our neighbors in one way or another.

http://photos3.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/d/d/b/a/event_249716762.jpegNow modern resources are springing up to make these arrangements - for tools, bikes, cars, tasks - easier than ever before. We'll explore the burgeoning "sharing revolution" here in Seattle as it helps neighbors build community, save and make money, and use fewer resources. We'll also explore some of the current obstacles this new sharing economy now faces.

The discussion will be led by Cecile Andrews and Patrick Dunn.

Cecile is the author of Circle of Simplicity, Slow is Beautiful, Less if More, and Living Room Revolution: A Handbook for Conversation, Community, and the Common Good.

Patrick is the Program Director at Phinney Neighborhood Association and the Co-founder of the West Seattle Tool Library, West Seattle Community Orchard, Local Tools, myTurn, and Share Starter.

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