This event will double as Engineers Without Borders' annual HOLIDAY PARTY and quarterly SUMMIT MEETING. Accompanied by beer and wine, we'll hear short presentations from all our project teams (Tanzania, Haiti, Ecuador), and then join smaller breakout sessions for each project team, as well as our Steering, Fundraising, Publicity and Chapter Resources Committees.
If you're new to EWB, you can just swing by to listen and decide if this is the organization for you. The event is open to all, so please come and bring your friends!
Join Ecotrust and friends as we celebrate twenty years of people and place.
Music, Revelry, Delicious Local Bites, Beer and Wine.
Special Performance by Storm Large and the Balls
Tickets - $125 available here: http://www.ecotrust.org/20
Join us at the Natural Capital Center, a hub for ideas and urban community,
for a unique series of outdoor concerts that tell a story about how to live deliberately in our bioregion,
learn about Ecotrust Programs and partner organization, and visit our first floor businesses.
Join us at the Natural Capital Center, a hub for ideas and urban community,
for a unique series of outdoor concerts that tell a story about how to live deliberately in our bioregion,
learn about Ecotrust Programs and partner organization, and visit our first floor businesses. Featuring: Vagabond Opera!
Join us at the Natural Capital Center, a hub for ideas and urban community,
for a unique series of outdoor concerts that tell a story about how to live deliberately in our bioregion,
learn about Ecotrust Programs and partner organization, and visit our first floor businesses.
Join us at the Natural Capital Center, a hub for ideas and urban community,
for a unique series of outdoor concerts that tell a story about how to live deliberately in our bioregion,
learn about Ecotrust Programs and partner organization, and visit our first floor businesses.
Join us at the Natural Capital Center, a hub for ideas and urban community,
for a unique series of outdoor concerts that tell a story about how to live deliberately in our bioregion,
learn about Ecotrust Programs and partner organization, and visit our first floor businesses. Featuring: Loveness Wesa and the Bantus!
The Economics of Happiness describes a world moving simultaneously in two opposing directions. On the one hand, government and big business continue to promote globalization and the consolidation of corporate power. At the same time, all around the world people are resisting those policies, demanding a re-regulation of trade and finance—and, far from the old institutions of power, they’re starting to forge a very different future. Communities are coming together to re-build more human scale, ecological economies based on a new paradigm – an economics of localization.
Start 2011 by learning about cohousing and touring the community on Sunday, January 2, 1:30-3:30 pm on site at 2525 N. Killingsworth Street. (#72 Killingsworth bus or Max to the Killingsworth station). Daybreak Cohousing was named one of the nations “top 10 green cohousing developments” by Natural Home Magazine (January 2009). Daybreak members range in age from babies to 70+. Homes have most of the features of conventional homes, and members also enjoy extensive common facilities.
Learn about cohousing with a social and tour at Daybreak Cohousing. Daybreak was named one of the nations “top 10 green cohousing developments” by Natural Home Magazine (January 2009). Daybreak members range in age from babies to 70+. Homes have most of the features of conventional homes, and members also enjoy extensive common facilities. One, two and three bedroom homes are available for purchase and can be toured at the event. (Consider taking transit - #72 Killingsworth bus or Max to the Killingsworth station)
