Our earthbag earthship

Mid year, an article about building earthbag pools should be published in Mother Earth News.

We have our next earthbag tiny house workshop planned for June 24th - 27th, 2021, near Atlantic Beach, NC. Click this link to learn more.

Click this link to see the blog post I did about our April 2021 Earthbag Tiny House Workshop.

People are willing to sign up for, transport themselves to and even pay a fee for the privilege of helping others with alternative building projects, in order to learn that skill for themselves. Would you mind explaining how that constitutes "slave labor"?
Who kidnapped the participants from their homes, took them from their families, motivated them with whips to work till they drop?
If one doesn't think workshops are a fair exchange, one can simply watch YouTube videos.

@M Wilcox, What post was that in response to? Regardless, thanks for your response - agreed! Privileged, entitled folks who would compare a workshop to 400 years of slavery are out of their minds. Our workshops have been called life-changing experiences. That's what we've always aimed for.

We have planned our next workshop! It will be at the height of mountain leaf season near Marshall, NC on Oct 15th - 17th, 2021. Please click here if you'd like more info.

I was responding to a comment on page 1 that said they consider workshops to be slave labor. I forgot to quote it, but it's one of the first five or so.

Got ya.

We're super excited about our first planned workshop of April 2022, on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico. We're going to be building an earthbag tiny house and a ceremonial hogan. It's a week long workshop and in that time we hope to get the tiny house finished, foundation to roof, and at least get a good start on the hogan. Until the end of November, the workshop is 55% off. Hope to see you there! More info at sustainablelifeschool.com/workshops/

The April workshop fell through. We've listed a new one in Crestone, Colorado on June 1st - 5th. We're excited about this one as it will be the first time we have the opportunity to building with scoria, which is both lighter and more insulative than regular earthbags! More info at: https://sustainablelifeschool.com/workshops/.