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Author Profiles

Carl Vogel

Carl Vogel, a Chicago-based freelance writer and former editor of The Neighborhood Works magazine, has written about public policy and community organizing and development for more than 15 years. He's always willing to sign a good petition.

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Start a Shared Tool Co-op

Save money and have access to a truly stunning tool collection by starting a neighbor-to-neighbor lending program or a tool library. Read More

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Start a Bartering Co-op

Barter co-ops let friends on the block (and citizens of the world) trade talents, goods, and services. Money is so last year; ancient bartering is so now. Read More

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7 Tips for Writing Letters that Change Your Home Town

Write a letter to convince local leaders, newspaper readers and your neighbors to make changes in your community. Read More

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How to Start a Winning Petition

A petition is an effective method to affect change in your community and raise awareness around issues. Read More

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5 Tips to Get Your Campaign Started

Learn how to launch and run a community campaign effectively. Read More

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Finding Local Officials When You Need Help

Your local government is the answer to a lot of questions about your home and your neighborhood — all you have to do is ask. Read More

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