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Activism and Transition

Started this discussion. Last reply by Kathryn Cholette Jun 2, 2011. 2 Replies

An article on "Activism and Transition" from Transition Network UK Newsletter by Charlotte Du Cann from Transition Norwich and Bungay and editor of the soon to come 'Social Reporting' pilot…Continue

Working a Shorter Week and Transition

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 Posted by Kathryn CholetteThe Length of the work week is a Transition Initative, Bioregional, Heart and Soul, and Local Economy Issue. The New Economics Foundation (nef) offers a free download of…Continue

 

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"Hi Kathryn, Thanks for the message. Well I can't take much credit for this event - the BC Food Systems Network has been organizing an annual Gathering for 14 years now. I did volunteer to help with the organizing though and it's been great…"
May 3
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"Hey Kathryn, My name is Matthew, and I am a member of the newly formed Village Burnaby.  I hear through the grapevine that you have taken the leap and started a Village in North Vancouver.  I am really excited to hear this, and I hope all…"
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Village North Vancouver is the newest Transition community associated with Village Vancouver, forming in early 2012.  If you live, or often find yourself, in North Van, please consider joining this group to help build neighbourhood connections and resilience. See More
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Village North Vancouver

Village North Vancouver is the newest Transition community associated with Village Vancouver, forming in early 2012.  If you live, or often find yourself, in North Van, please consider joining this group to help build neighbourhood connections and resilience. See More
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Michael Moore on The Future of the Occupy movement

Where Does Occupy Wall Street Go From Here? ...a proposal from Michael MooreTuesday, November 22nd, 2011Friends,This past weekend I participated in a four-hour meeting of Occupy Wall Street activists whose job it is to come up with the vision and goals of the movement. It was attended by 40+ people and the discussion was both inspiring and invigorating. Here is what we ended up proposing as the movement's "vision statement" to the General Assembly of Occupy Wall Street:We Envision: [1] a truly…See More
Nov 26, 2011
Kathryn Cholette posted a blog post

Michael Moore on The Future of the Occupy movement

Where Does Occupy Wall Street Go From Here? ...a proposal from Michael MooreTuesday, November 22nd, 2011Friends,This past weekend I participated in a four-hour meeting of Occupy Wall Street activists whose job it is to come up with the vision and goals of the movement. It was attended by 40+ people and the discussion was both inspiring and invigorating. Here is what we ended up proposing as the movement's "vision statement" to the General Assembly of Occupy Wall Street:We Envision: [1] a truly…See More
Nov 26, 2011
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*Ecological/New Economics discussion circle at meet at Trees Organic 450 Granville 7PM Then Move to private meeting site

October 25, 2011 from 7pm to 10pm
After a summer recess, the Ecological/New Economics circle will be beginning its monthly discussion circles once again this fall, with the next one on October 25th from 7pm until about 10pm (location to be announced soon).The format of our discussion circle involves one member leading a discussion around a topic related to Ecological or New Economics that interests them and/or that they are knowledgeable about. In this way we teach each other, and very stimulating and edifying conversation has…See More
Oct 21, 2011
Ross Moster left a comment for Kathryn Cholette
"Hi Katherine, I'm looking forward to this in Heart and Soul. Of interest to you? http://www.villagevancouver.ca/group/vvheartandsoulgroup/forum/topics/work-that-reconnects-macy-mondays"
Sep 30, 2011
Kathryn Cholette replied to Kathryn Cholette's discussion an article on "Activism and Transition" from Transition Network UK Newsletter byCharlotte Du Cann from Transition Norwich and Bungay and editor of the soon to come 'Social Reporting' pilot
"Reply to Rob Hopkins From Kathryn Cholette   Village Vancouver Transition Network.   I have no difficulty seeing that the activism described by Charlotte Du Cann and the Transition Movement’s "on the ground projects"…"
Jun 2, 2011
Kathryn Cholette replied to Kathryn Cholette's discussion an article on "Activism and Transition" from Transition Network UK Newsletter byCharlotte Du Cann from Transition Norwich and Bungay and editor of the soon to come 'Social Reporting' pilot
"Reply from Rob Hopkins Transition and activism: a response This post is a response to Charlotte DuCann’s beautiful and heartfelt post over on the Transition Norwich blog arguing that Transition needs to more explicitly embrace activism. …"
Jun 2, 2011
Kathryn Cholette posted a discussion

an article on "Activism and Transition" from Transition Network UK Newsletter

An article on "Activism and Transition" from Transition Network UK Newsletter by Charlotte Du Cann from Transition Norwich and Bungay and editor of the soon to come 'Social Reporting' pilotTo take in what is happening an inter-disciplinary vision is necessary in order to connect ‘the fields’ that are institutionally kept separate. John Berger, Hold Everything Dear “No…See More
Jun 2, 2011
Kathryn Cholette posted an event

Linda MCQuaig Speaking on Equality and Sustainabilty at Langara College

June 13, 2011 from 9am to 4pm
Are you troubled by the growing inequality in our society?  Are you interested in helping to create a more sustainable, just and equal world?  Join us on Monday, June 13 to explore this topic with award-winning writer and journalist Linda McQuaig and a number of local presenters including Peter Prontzos (Langara College), Ben West (Wilderness Committee), Karen Cooling (Communication, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada), Tom Sandborn (activist and journalist), Brendan Chan and Cassandra Ly…See More
Jun 1, 2011
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Setting the Context for Change: Exploring the Pathways to Ecological Sustainability at Langara College

June 14, 2011 from 9:30am to 4:30pm
Setting the Context for Change Exploring the Pathways to Ecological SustainabilityExplore the cultural and economic causes of the various Global Crises. We investigate key underlying western values, beliefs and institutions, and the blocks to social change. Is the fundamental root cause of our global crises over-population, personal/spiritual, political, lack of efficiency in our systems, or institutional – the growth economy? This exploration leads to understanding the possibilities for a…See More
May 27, 2011
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Ecological/New Economics Regular Monthly Meeting at Kathryn Cholette's Call 778-329-7459

June 1, 2011 from 7pm to 9:30pm
Coals to Newcastle: Shorter hours, unemployment, energy efficiency, and prospects for labor/environmental alliance*From the frame-breaking "Luddite riots" in 1811-1816 to climate change and degrowth in 2011, the question of the relationship between "machines" (accumulation of capital), wages, hours of work and  employment has simmered and sometimes raged. With historical documents, graphs and images, Tom Walker's presentation will illustrate why it's time – for reasons of ecology and equity –…See More
May 15, 2011
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Michael Moore on The Future of the Occupy movement

Posted on November 26, 2011 at 12:51pm 0 Comments

Where Does Occupy Wall Street Go From Here? ...a proposal from Michael Moore

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011

Friends,

This past weekend I participated in a four-hour meeting of Occupy Wall Street activists whose job it is to come up with the vision and goals of the movement. It was attended by 40+ people and the discussion was both inspiring and invigorating. Here is what we ended up proposing as the movement's "vision statement" to the General Assembly of Occupy Wall Street:

We…

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At 11:51am on May 3, 2012, Kaleen McNamara said…

Hi Kathryn, Thanks for the message. Well I can't take much credit for this event - the BC Food Systems Network has been organizing an annual Gathering for 14 years now. I did volunteer to help with the organizing though and it's been great to be involved so far. It's too bad you can't attend. I could meet for coffee sometime nonetheless as clearly we are both very motivated on this issue.

At 8:46pm on February 15, 2012, Matthew Stuart said…

Hey Kathryn,

My name is Matthew, and I am a member of the newly formed Village Burnaby.  I hear through the grapevine that you have taken the leap and started a Village in North Vancouver.  I am really excited to hear this, and I hope all is going well with the group.

I just wanted to touch base and offer to sit down and chat about ideas on building groups both in Burnaby and North Vancouver.  No pressure I just thought it might help to bounce ideas / talk about common problems and issues.

You can contact me on village, or feel free to send me an email - mjfstuart@gmail.com

At 11:55am on September 30, 2011, Ross Moster said…

Hi Katherine,

I'm looking forward to this in Heart and Soul. Of interest to you?

http://www.villagevancouver.ca/group/vvheartandsoulgroup/forum/topics/work-that-reconnects-macy-mondays
At 8:53am on November 17, 2010, Caitlin Hertzman said…
Thanks Kathryn! Right now the backyard is just a gravel pit - my blog is meant to describe my journey from post-renovation chaos to a productive urban smallholding. I'd love to have you visit sometime when it's a bit more interesting! Keep following my blog for now and when it looks like something you'd like to see just send me a note :)
At 11:14pm on March 14, 2010, Pamela Rogers said…
I am the turkey!!! :)
At 9:50am on January 20, 2010, Pamela Rogers said…
Hi Kathryn
I am finding my way around this amazing website and group. Love it. I even uploaded a photo of myself featuring my pet turkey Irene and two neighbours when I was a kid.
 
 
 

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