

About us
Welcome to the Northwest Intentional Communities Association Meetup! Our group (not officially representing NICA, just run by fans who like to see community happen in the region) is dedicated to promoting community living practices, creating community connections, and advocating for sustainable development goals in Pacific Northwest. We are passionate about intentional community living and meaningful connections, promoting effective communication. Join us to connect with like-minded individuals, share resources, and collaborate on projects that make a positive impact on our planet and our community. Let's work together to create a more sustainable and connected future for all.
Upcoming events
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- $175.00

Cohousing Summit: Seattle (national gathering)
Gould Hall, 3949 15th Ave NE, Seattle, WA, USThe Cohousing Summit: Seattle is a one-day gathering for anyone drawn to deeper connection – whether you live in community, are working to create one, or are simply curious about new models of living well together. The summit explores how cohousing and other community-rooted housing approaches can strengthen belonging, expand housing options, and support people across all stages of life.
With interactive breakout sessions, thoughtful conversations, and plenty of time to connect, the day is designed to offer both practical learning and a strong sense of community. The summit is co-chaired by Grace Kim—renowned architect, TED speaker, and co-founder of Schemata Workshop—and Mike Mariano, co-owner of Schemata Workshop. Grace and Mike are also founding members of Capitol Hill Urban Cohousing, a mulitgenerational community in the heart of Seattle. The event will also feature optional tours of Seattle-area communities before and after the summit.What to Expect:
Practical skills and inspiration for everyone on the community journey—from dreamers and community builders to long-time communitarians and established communities.- Sessions designed for both forming and existing communities
- Expert panels exploring cohousing, pocket neighborhoods, co-ops, and more
- 12 breakout sessions with actionable tools and real-world insights
- Meaningful connection with community builders, professionals, and curious newcomers
- Optional local community tours on May 14, 15, and 17
Schedule details here.
Event is organized by The National Cohousing Alliance (formerly The National Cohousing Association, CohoUS).
202 attendees
Past events
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