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When: Friday, April 26 to 28

Where: The Link, 1385 8th Street, Arcata, CA 95521

Cost: $150 before April 15th (may be secured with $75 deposit with balance due at registration); $165 afterwards. Fees include meals (2 days), refreshments and all materials. Donations for scholarships will be gratefully accepted (tax deductible).

The Transition movement is a global network of hundreds of communities in 34 countries taking creative action to build community resilience as we face Climate Change, Resource Depletion and Economic Instability. The Transition model offers a positive way to respond and to improve our quality of life.

I want to extend a personal invitation to you to attend Transition Humboldt's upcoming "Training for Transition" - an official "LAUNCH" training by Transition US. This participatory, 15-hour course describes how to catalyze, support and facilitate community transition and resilience with imaginative and inspiring ways to engage your community.

 

Transition Training is being hosted by Transition Humboldt the weekend of April 26th – 28th. The event begins the evening with a Community Potluck at 5 pm with an overview presentation of the Transition movement presented by our trainers, Scott McKeown and Beverly Pitzer. At 7:00 pm, those who have registered will stay for the first session of the weekend training. Two continental breakfasts, Saturday lunch and evening reception are included in price. Free housing is available for out-of-town visitors. Some scholarships are available (info at www.TransitionHumboldt.org).

Curriculum includes:

· Developing a clear understanding of the context for Transition Initiatives, the current global situation and the transformational possibilities that arise from climate change, the end of cheap oil and global economic instability.

· Understanding what the Transition model is – including an in-depth look at the 12 steps, from inspiration, setting up the initiating group, all the way to having active and effective working groups.

· Experiencing a joint visioning process.

· Understanding how to organize effective meetings such as public talks, open space days, and small theme working groups.
· Understanding the purpose and principles of an Energy Descent Action Plan.

· Develop the outline of an effective and inspiring talk on the Transition movement.
· Form useful contacts with other Transition Initiatives and individuals interested in the Transition model.

· Have a plan of action for themselves and their locality.

Instructors: Scott McKeown and Beverly Pitzer, certified Transition US Trainers

More info/ Registration:

Eventbrite (http://transitionhumboldt.eventbrite.com)

Website: www.TransitionHumboldt.org

Email: Larry Goldberg (larry@northcoast.com)
Phone: (707) 845-7272

 

Start: Apr 27 2013 9:00 am
End: Apr 27 2013 12:00 pm

Where: St. Stephens Church, 500 Robinson Way, Sebastopol 

Schedule
9:00-10:30: Work party in the Community Seed Garden

9:00- 11:00: Seed Exchange: Free seeds to share. (Seeds and resources are available the whole time.) 

11:00 - 12 noon: Class: Introductions to Seed Saving - this basic overview will give you all you need to know to dive into the wonderful world of seed saving - taught by Electra De Peyster, master gardener.

You are invited to get FREE SEED from the 200+ varieties ofvegetables, flowers, herbs, and grains in our Seed Library. All seeds were grown out in our Seed Garden or in other parts of Sonoma County. We hope you will grow some of this stock out to seed and return it to us next year. If you are already a seed saver, please consider donating some of your seeds to us. 

Come by and check out our seeds or stay for the whole time!.

All classes and seeds are free to the community! 

West County Seed Bank:
Help build our seed saving network! Join Sonoma County Gardeners in expanding our repository of free, locally grown, open pollinated, pesticide-free, non-GMO vegetable, herb, and flower seeds! We meet the last Saturday of each month to swap plants and seeds; and to share ideas and techniques on seeds growing and saving.

For information go to: westcountyseedbank.blogspot.com

Seed Bank open from 10 to 1- we offer locally grown seed free to gardeners, with the intention that those who take seed will grow some seed and return seed to the seed bank. 

Contact Sara 829-5234, westcountyseedbank@gmail.com 

 

Start: Apr 27 2013 5:00 pm

When: Saturday, April 27, 5:00 pm

Where: Sequoia Village Cohousing Common House, 459 Sequoia Lane, Sebastopol- off Covert Lane, opposite to the south of Pacific Market (Fiesta) and west a little, before Pleasant Hill. Look for the sequoia trees beyond the church.

FREE

ReGeneration, the coming together of a sustainability-focused educational program group of younger people and members of our Elders Salon will meet April 27 at Sequoia Village. After our meeting we are opening the doors to other local youth and elders who are interested in connecting to gather from 4:45 to 6:00 to share.

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