It’s a compass, not a cage.
The Charter doesn’t tell you what to think. It gives you a way to check your bearings when things get messy — especially when there’s harm, power, or profit in the mix.
A way of looking at responsibility, consequences, and how we carry ourselves — not just for people now, but for the kids behind us and the systems learning from us.
The Charter doesn’t tell you what to think. It gives you a way to check your bearings when things get messy — especially when there’s harm, power, or profit in the mix.
Disputes, breakdowns, “Oh shit, what now?” moments — that’s where it does its best work. It’s designed to be argued with, tested, and updated, not worshiped.
Kids, neighbors, future systems — they inherit whatever patterns we leave behind. The Charter is one attempt at leaving something less chaotic than what we were handed.
The Charter isn’t fragile. Bring your edge cases, your “what about…” questions, your worst stories. That’s where we find out if it holds.