Transition Town Ashland Introduction with Tom Ward

Jan 7, 2010 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm UTC-08
Location: Peace House
Latest Activity: Nov 8, 2022

Transition Town Ashland invites you to our next Introduction meeting, where you can learn about this exciting, community-based movement to create a sustainable future. The meeting will be held on this coming Thursday, January 7, at 7 p.m., at Peace House, 543 S. Mountain, just above SOU, in Ashland.We host these Introduction meetings on the First Thursday of every month. On the Third Thursday of every month, we host Community Action Planning meetings. The next one will be held on Thursday, January 21, at 7 p.m., at Peace House. We recommend that you attend an Introduction meeting before you come to an Action Planning meeting.NOTE: Our Third-Thursday meetings are normally held downstairs at the Ashland Public Library, but in January, it will be held at Peace House.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Permaculture Design Course, Winter 2010There are just a few places left in the winter Permaculture Design Course with teacher extraordinaire Tom Ward. Learn whole-systems design and skills for local self-reliance. This is the full 84-hour certificate course, and is held over 6 weekends during January through March, starting on January 16th. It is held at the Wilderness Charter School, and costs $500. Contact Melanie for registration, at 482-7909 or sassetta@mind.net. For more information on the course, go to http://sites.google.com/a/mind.net/tom-ward-permaculture-counselor/courses-and-events.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Science Friday at SOUJoin SOU students and faculty at Science Friday on Friday, January 15, for a special presentation about Transition Towns. Our own Shaktari Belew and Jim McGinnis will give a brief introduction to the Transition Towns movement, and they'll also discuss Copenhagen and Tools for Transition. The presentation will begin 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/.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------To learn more, or to contact us, please visit our Website at http://transitiontownashland.org/, where you'll find info on Transition Towns and Permaculture, access to our Action Groups, to local CSAs, to the Sustainability Inventory, to our Multi-Media and Links Pages, opportunities to share ideas, and much more.You can also view our latest Web Album, TTA: 2009 in Photos. (<= Or just Click right here!)Please join us on Thursday, January 7, to learn more, and to connect with your neighbors in this vital and exciting enterprise. Please share this information with friends and associates who are interested in local sustainability.Thank you.

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Transition Town Ashland Introduction with Tom Ward

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