TRANSITION TOWN ASHLAND invites you to join us at this month's ACTION PLANNING MEETING on Thursday, January 21, at 7 p.m., AT PEACE HOUSE, 543 S. Mountain, just above SOU, in Ashland.At this month's meeting,We'd like to invite our TTA Action Groups to» Give a progress reportand to answer two questions:» What are your goals?» How can TTA and TTAI and the larger community support you in your process?And we'd like to invite everyone who attends to focus on two of the most important parts of our mission:» Bridge-Building, the process of forming vital connections with other local organizations that have a focus on sustainability. These groups are found in many segments of the larger community, including the business, arts, academic, service, and faith communities. Part of the importance of Bridge-Building is that it's an essential part of the journey to . . .» The Great Unleashing, a big, very visible event (or combination of events) in which the entire Ashland community will be invited to connect with the vision, the work, and the goals of Transition Town Ashland.We really want to get the benefit of your ideas and your energy, so we will host a facilitated discussion of these issues.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Science Friday at SOUJoin us at Science Friday on January 15, for a special presentation about Transition Towns at 3 p.m. in Room 118 in the Science Building, next to SOU's Hannon Library. Here's a map of the campus: http://www.sou.edu/map/.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECOS / AFC ENVIRONMENTAL FILM SERIESThe Ashland Food Co-op and ECOS (SOU's Ecology Center of the Siskiyous) present these films:» January 13: Coal Country (Energy)» January 27: Flow (Water)» February 10: Food, Inc. (Food)» February 24: The Greening of Southie (Green Building)6 PM, SOU, Stevenson Union room 330Discussions to follow each screening.Screenings are free.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Become a Master Recycler in Spring 2010Jackson County Recycling Partnership & OSU Extension Service invite residents and business representatives to become Master Recyclers, gaining a broad understanding of waste prevention, recycling, the local solid waste infrastructure, hazardous waste avoidance, and composting. The 10-week training course offers a training manual, classes, presentations from experts and field trips.Master Recyclers are required to give 40 service hours to support and expand local programs. Weekly classes will take place on Tuesday evenings, March 2 – May 11, 5:30–8:30pm at the OSU Extension classroom, 569 Hanley Road. Applications are due Monday, February 1, 2010 and are available online at www.jcmasterrecyclers.org. For more information, contact OSU Extension Service at 541-776-7371.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------North Mountain Park: Reclaim the Rain / Seed SwapReclaim the Rain: A one-hour class on techniques for collecting, storing, and using rainwater. Cost $10, Wed., Jan 13, 7-8 pm.Free Seed Swap: Wed., Jan 27, 7-8 pm. Registration Required.541.488.6606--------------------------------------------------------------------------------To learn more, or to contact us, please visit our Website at http://transitiontownashland.org/.
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