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Transition Mill Valley presents peak oil + climate change> Resilience from the Ground Up!
Date:
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Time:
6:30 PM
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9:30 PM
Event Type:
Panel Discussion
Location Details:
Wednesday, May 26, 6:30 PM
Transition Mill Valley presents
Resilience from the Ground Up!
A community's positive response to peak oil and climate change
Come early for soup and socializing
Jon Fromer, music
Deborah Koons Garcia, filmmaker
Wendy Johnson, master gardener
Raven Gray, Transition U.S.
Building Resilience from the Ground Up is about strengthening our community so that we can withstand shocks to our way of life in the face of peak oil, climate change and economic instability.
This event will feature filmmaker Deborah Koons Garcia and a special screening of an excerpt from her upcoming multi-film project, Symphony of the Soil; Wendy Johnson, a master gardener at Green Gulch Farms, who will talk about soil resilience; and Raven Gray, President of Transition US and one of the pioneers of the original Transition Movement in the UK, who will share how other communities are making the transition.
The evening will include a facilitated discussion, offering everyone a chance to contribute ideas about how Mill Valley can design resilience into the community's future.
Hosted by Transition Mill Valley, a community-led initiative.
Cosponsors and Partnering Organizations: Marin Open Garden Project, Marin Peace and Justice Coalition, Mill Valley Market, Mothers of Marin Against the Spray, Ode Magazine, Permaculture Marin, Post Carbon Institute, Seniors for Peace, Sunrise Center, Sustainable Mill Valley, Sustainable World Coalition
7:00–9:00pm — Program
Suggested Donation $10
At 142 Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley:
Throckmorton Theatre
transitionmv [at] gmail.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , 415.381.9085
Transition Mill Valley presents
Resilience from the Ground Up!
A community's positive response to peak oil and climate change
Come early for soup and socializing
Jon Fromer, music
Deborah Koons Garcia, filmmaker
Wendy Johnson, master gardener
Raven Gray, Transition U.S.
Building Resilience from the Ground Up is about strengthening our community so that we can withstand shocks to our way of life in the face of peak oil, climate change and economic instability.
This event will feature filmmaker Deborah Koons Garcia and a special screening of an excerpt from her upcoming multi-film project, Symphony of the Soil; Wendy Johnson, a master gardener at Green Gulch Farms, who will talk about soil resilience; and Raven Gray, President of Transition US and one of the pioneers of the original Transition Movement in the UK, who will share how other communities are making the transition.
The evening will include a facilitated discussion, offering everyone a chance to contribute ideas about how Mill Valley can design resilience into the community's future.
Hosted by Transition Mill Valley, a community-led initiative.
Cosponsors and Partnering Organizations: Marin Open Garden Project, Marin Peace and Justice Coalition, Mill Valley Market, Mothers of Marin Against the Spray, Ode Magazine, Permaculture Marin, Post Carbon Institute, Seniors for Peace, Sunrise Center, Sustainable Mill Valley, Sustainable World Coalition
7:00–9:00pm — Program
Suggested Donation $10
At 142 Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley:
Throckmorton Theatre
transitionmv [at] gmail.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , 415.381.9085
put up by NOVATO CAMPUS STUDENT REP. TO STUDENT SENATE member of marin green party council + http://www.mpjc.org + rep for sf north north bay to state party + COM Luke's Guild of Arts and Science Campus Greens Pres.
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Added to the calendar on Tue, May 25, 2010 11:03PM
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