In the summer of 2012, ACU’s Monty Lynn, Kent Smith and Brandon Young visited 11 intentional communities in cities spanning North America. They highlighted some of their key findings and suggested ways their research may be useful in helping ACU students explore deeper understandings of community at an Adams Center lunch session back in February. For more information on their work, please visit http://modelingintentionalcommunity.org/.
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