Hey, here some drafts/minutes of the SHE is in NY for Saturday and Friday.
You can also find them at http://sharewiki.org/en/She_nyc/minutes

Friday:

Expectation from base:

Jamie: radically self reliant, radically self expressive, relatively sober, leave no trace. No references, no requirements. Nomad can pay fear amount. no free loader. legally run. division guest/host.

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Saturday, 5th
Introduction (3pm)

-Distinction between Tourist, Traveler, & Nomad
-Nomads want to create (art, etc.)

-Berlin Conference re-cap:

-Nomad base goal, creating places where nomads can find a place to rest, sense of home
-What are our expectations and hopes from a nomad base?

-Participation & Contribution as essential values

As a follow up of the Berlin unconference, a group of burning man and woman, people living in intentional communities, nomads, radical hosts, train-hoppers, hit-hikers and facilitators are meeting in NY to discuss abot nomad bases and sustainable nomadism.

Here the program:

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Friday, 4th:

19 pm Pre-meeting at Brooklyn Urban Sanctuary (Bergen
Street. Walking distance from train station C, B,Q, 2, 3): Park
Slope.)

Participants of the gathering get to know each other: tea, and
dumpster diving.

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Saturday, 5th 12.00 pm:

meeting Brooklyn Urban Sanctuary (778 Bergen St: map here)

Nomads and long term hosts get to

Location

SHE is in NY!

As a follow up of the Berlin unconference, a group of burning man and woman, people living in intentional communities, nomads, radical hosts, train-hoppers, hit-hikers and facilitators are meeting in NY to discuss abot nomad bases and sustainable nomadism.

Here the program:

*********************************
Friday, 4th:

19 pm Pre-meeting at Brooklyn Urban Sanctuary (Bergen
Street. Walking distance from train station C, B,Q, 2, 3): Park
Slope.)

Participants of the gathering get to know each other: tea, and
dumpster diving.

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Saturday, 5th 12.00 pm:

meeting Brooklyn Urban Sanctuary (778 Bergen St: map here)

Nomads and long term hosts get to

possibilities for making projects sustainable

proposal:
split into smaller groups

• goals:
  • getting understanding of different projects and how they work, learn from mistakes they made
  • find a sustainable approach to funding projects that goes along with our philosophy
  • feelings: how do people FEEL about us selling beer here?
  • one small group for zero-budget approaches
  • pavlik wants to find people who talk about their projects and see how they could work without money

• feelings towards money:
  • alex worked in building open source business and liked to be able to influence "the system" with no

-money ideas

• transpareny about finances are really important, how can we create transpareny in that projects
• pavl

Summary (by George J.):
We discussed "What is a Nomad Base" (or Nomad Place or Nomad Space) in two primary contexts: expectations and function within nomadbase.org.

• Function: After much discussion about what a nomad base/space/place could be and the differences between them, we agreed on a possible "minimal set" of things that a base is.
• Expectations: What does a nomad expect from a base/space/place? What does a base/space/place expect from a nomad? These expectations seem wildly different from nomad to nomad and likely will be from base to base, and between bases, spaces, and places.