club · social
a group of people who share a purpose and meet regularly to carry out events
Examples
- The Sierra Club organized weekly trail cleanups in Yosemite National Park for five consecutive summers. institutions
- The Python Software Foundation hosts monthly developer meetups in Berlin with over 200 attendees. computing
- Rotary Club of Osaka meets every Thursday at 7 AM to plan community health drives. everyday life
Emergence
through: people gather regularly to pursue a shared purpose through recurring events
- scheduled recurring gatherings
- collective event planning
- purpose-driven membership
Chain to foundations
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Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.