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A community currency for Bloomington.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Arik Flanders Jan 9.

 

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A group working to establish a community/complimentary currency for Bloomington.
February 12

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Working with community members to reach common goals. Specifically,I work to make communities more fit, resilient and less vulnerable to national/international instability.
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Community Currency for Bloomington
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http://bloomingtoncommunitycurrency.blogspot.com
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A community currency for Bloomington.

Homemade currencies, sometimes known as community or complementary currencies, tend to emerge during economic crises. Small towns and cities in the U.S., Canada and Germany introduced their own scrip during the Great Depression. Similar schemes have emerged more recently in the U.S., Japan, Argentina and Britain.

While Bloomington may be temporarily insulated by IU from the worst of our current crisis, various forces may lessen that effect if predicitons of "V" or "U" shaped recoveries, turn ou… Continue

Posted on January 8, 2009 at 9:51pm — 1 Comment

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At 2:31pm on January 12, 2009, Kristen Horton said…
Greetings Ressa,
Welcome to Smaller Indiana! There's a great networking group called Rainmakers that meets in Bloomington (and throughout the state) - check events at www.gorainmakers.com for dates/times.

If you have time and are in the Indianapolis area on Jan. 20th, join our 4,000 Member Celebration at 5:30 pm; here's a link to RSVP.


~Kristen H.
At 7:38am on January 9, 2009, Kyle Lacy said…
Well. You are officially on the ball.
Welcome to Smaller Indiana. Thanks for getting involved so quickly!
Let us know if you have any questions about the site.
 
 

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