Welcome to Whole Communities

The T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies’ (CNS) Whole Communities online community brings people together from around the globe and from all walks of life to network, learn, and explore ways to create resilient communities of health through whole food, plant-based (WFPB) nutrition. There are many components of health, including personal, communal, and ecological. Each is important individually, but they are especially profound in combination. From the microscopic to the macroscopic, from individuals to their societies and the ecosystems that support them—the health of each depends on the health of all. This is a platform for those who are enthusiastic about those interconnections and share a passion for understanding the issues, creating solutions, building community, and taking action.

Whole Communities is a global online community shaping the future of nutrition by providing a training ground and support system for people from all walks of life who want to unleash the transformative power of a WP lifestyle in their respective corners of the world.

Joining Whole Communities is a fantastic way to become a part of the solution. You instantly become part of the boots-on-the-ground, hands-in-the-soil, voices-at-the-table work being done by countless other WFPB advocates in communities around the world. 

• Monthly Workshops

• Lively Discussion Boards

• Special Interest Groups

• Networking Events

• Educational Resources

• Peer Support (friends and neighbors around the globe)

• And, so much more!

• Central gathering area

• Special interest groups

• Private group for PBNC graduates

• Workshops with resources

• Interaction with Community Grant recipients

• Member Profiles (highlight personal and professional information)

• Ability to connect with members who live in the same geographic area

• Private chat (one-on-one and group)

Thank you for your deep commitment to whole food, plant-based nutrition and its power to change personal health, the health of our communities, and the health of our planet.