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They hang the man and flog the woman,
Who steals the goose from off the common,
Yet let the greater villain loose,
That steals the common from the goose.
— 17th century English protest rhyme
Triumph of the Commons is our get-up-and-create change group. Our goal is to acquire land and put it to use with the land value rent stream dropped right back into community.
How? What? That's for us--you and we--to determine. We already have 27 acres of Sierra foothills terrain near Placerville . . . what's to be done?
If you're ready to dig deep into what the commons is all about, and want to manifest the commons in this lifetime, contact us. click here NOW!
Triumph of the Commons
offers a succession of monetary prizes for a range of inventive contributions to an understanding of the Commons as you find it illuminated on this website.
Every quarter there's the
Kate Kennedy Prize for Commons fiction-$500
Sunrise Award for non-fiction writing or programming that demonstrates the link between the Commons and public policy- $500
Carl Brannin Award for graduate/undergraduate academic writing on the Commons- $500
Submission for each following quarter should be received by
January 1, April 1, July 1, October 1
and then there's the $1,000 Golden Egg Prize for a topic or genre selected by us. This quarter the category is "Best commons prose, 20K+ words." Submission or nomination should be made by March 31, 2012.
If interested in any of these prizes/awards, simply inquire HERE.
see Commons Literature page for prize-winning writing.
Yes! It's true. We're offering a $300 prize for creating a musical Youtube clip that transforms that 17th century protest rhyme to your left on this page into a sonic and visual stunner.
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189 Ellsworth St.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94110
ph: 415-970-9306
alt: 415-948-4265
info