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Create a Community Page
Communities across the world can now be plotted on our online map! Now, site visitors can easily get a sense of who their local community is and how they can get involved with them.
See what San Diego, Sweden, New England or Japan have done with theirs!
How Does It Work?
Site users looking for events will now also see Community Pins on the map. When they click through to the Community page, there’s information about the community and an online form where they can contact the Community Coordinators.
For example, Dave from Wisconsin recently attended a Symposium, then found his community page on the map and sent his local coordinators this message:
"Having just finished watching Awakening the Dreamer I might be premature in suggesting that I could deliver a Symposium. Perhaps joining the community would be a better intent for now! The Pachamama Alliance struck a chord with me, and here I am."
–Dave
This is a great illustration of the value of community pages in helping you bring in new people who are interested in this work.
Is Your Community on the Map?
If your community isn’t on the map- we want you to be represented! This is a great way for you to welcome new people in.
Community pages can be created by community leaders who have the intention to grow their community and answer inquiries from new people wanting to join or inquiring about upcoming events. There can be up to 3 people managing a community page. If that sounds like you, then contact support@pachamama.org for more information.
