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Start: Jan 10 2011 9:00 am
End: Jan 10 2011 11:00 am

To all those with interest in Transition's Reskilling Work:

We wanted to share our enthusiasm and excitement from the successful Reskilling Fair we had a few weeks ago.  For those who didn't make it, we had 15 classes and over 120 people attending.  The weather turned beautiful and much was shared and learned.   We are so thankful to the instructors who offered to teach and share their skills with the community.   We were able to raise some money to help with future Reskilling work.   A big thanks goes to Laguna Farm for hosting us and to all the volunteers who helped us pull it together that day.


With such a great first event, it is clear that we should continue with our reskilling offerings.  We would like to invite you to get involved with the Reskill group and look at what we might do next. We will take the rest of the year off and the meet again in early January.  Hope you will come and get involved.  We are trying some different times to meet different people's needs.

Location:
St. Stephens Church
500 Robinson Way
Sebastopol

If you would like to get involved but cannot make that meeting let us know and we can keep you informed:
SaraMc@emeraldearth.org
 
Thanks!
The Reskilling Fair Team
Ariel, Ingrid, Blake, David and Sara

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Start: Jan 12 2011 6:30 pm

Sebastopol Collective Meditation
A casual community supported program for all Sebastasouls, willing to connect in silence, contemplation, and stillness.

Every Wednesday
6:30 - 7:15

6:30 - 1/2hr silent meditation
7:00 - inspirational reading/ Sharing

Meditation is a resource for inner strength and resilience to enable us to respond wisely to challenges in our lives. This non-sectarian collective meditation will draw on the insights and inspiration from various spiritual traditions to support personal meditation practice and sacred space within our community.

ALL ARE WELCOME

St. Stephens Church
500 Robinson Way
Sebastopol

for information:
karmendraji@yahoo.com

 

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all day

The Model of Transition for Sustainable Living (MTSL) program consists of twelve modules—one of which will be covered each month, from December 2010 through November, 2011.  Together they will provide an overall perspective on current thinking and technology, as well as practical skills for everyday sustainable living.  The MTSL program includes a Workbook/Planner, a Reader, a Resource Directory, a Journal, and a series of Visual Aides. (read more below)

Overview of Module 1:

Introduction to A Model of Transition for Sustainable Living

Program Overview and Introduction to Course Materials and Resources: 
Workbook/Planner, Reader, Resource Directory, Journal, and Visual Aides. 
Course Outline and Requirements. 
Principles and Ethics of Course Foundation. 
Visioning. 
Time Management. 
The Identification of the Why. 
Program Commitment. 

Homework
Assessing Carbon Footprint

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