SEEDS 2009 Weekend Workshops - A Brief Report...
We recently completed our second program, held Sept. 11 – 13 at Steve Roache’s pottery studio at the Beall Greenhouses (thanks to Beall owners Nancy Foster and Scarlett Moss, and to Steve). Institute for Social Ecology (ISE) co-founder Dan Chodorkoff, long-time core faculty Grace Gershuny, and current ISE Director Brian Tokar all flew to Vashon from Vermont to offer talks and workshops; and long-time ISE associate and former Teaching Assistant for Murray Bookchin, Lloyd Strecker, drove up from Monte Rio, California.
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SEEDS 2009 Weekend Workshop Schedule
Last updated by kbates on 09/02/2009 12:57 AM (Read: 878 times)
This year SEEDS has brought its Weekend Workshops together around two interrelated but distinct issue areas, in the form of two day-long programs. The first program, which begins on Saturday, Sept. 12, focuses on the way in which social ecology may further develop and inform activism within the growing climate justice movement. The second program, on Sunday, Sept. 13, is focused on a redefinition of community development that culminates with a roundtable discussion on community self-management.
We're also expanding our workshop offerings this year by presenting a day-long program entitled Vision for Vashon and Beyond on Friday, September 11 that highlights community transition and transformation, grass-roots sustainability efforts, and organizing skills.
This program is intended as a follow-up event to the Vision for Vashon Process. Friday evening Dan Chodorkoff, co-founder of the Institute for Social Ecology, will give a public talk on Social Ecology and the Triple Crisis: Saving the Planet and Ourselves at 7 pm at the Land Trust Building.
Beall Restoration
Last updated by kbates on 10/26/2008 02:51 PM (Read: 1857 times)
The Beall Greenhouses served as the location of the inaugural SEEDS weekend of public talks and workshops, held August 3-5, 2007. Nancy Foster and Scarlet Moss, the current owners, have invited input from SEEDS on restoring the property and creating a demonstration project on bioremediation from toxic soil contaminants, soil restoration from invasives, enhancing local biodiversity, and integrating soil restoration/remediation with architectural restoration.
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TOWARD A MOVEMENT FOR PEACE AND CLIMATE JUSTICE
Last updated by kbates on 10/26/2008 01:52 PM (Read: 2670 times)
Written by Brian Tokar
Wednesday, 24 September 2008
For In the Middle of a Whirlwind/Journal of Aesthetics & Protest, Summer 2008
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