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Start: Jun 6 2011 9:00 am

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

On Monday, June 6th, starting at 9 AM, there will be an all Transition work party at St. Stephens. Our goal will be to finish the improvements for the classroom that we use there. This will include: 

· Finishing the painting in the two parts of the room
· Removing furniture and installing baseboards all around
· Fixing the floor transition between the two halves of the room
· Taking the berber area carpet out of the classroom, steam cleaning it, and returning it to the room
· Restoring functioning of the sink drainage

These projects can use a number of workers to get it all done, and so we are asking for help from each of the working groups.

Please let Angel Rodriguez (wegreenyou@yahoo.com) or Jerry Allen (jerry@sebfolk.net) know that you are planning to attend.

Thank you everyone! 

Start: Jun 6 2011 6:00 pm

 A casual community supported program for all Sebasta'souls willing to connect in silence, contemplation, and stillness.

Every Monday
6:00-6:45

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

Free to all! (Small donation for room space appreciated, NOT REQUIRED)
Meditation is a resource for inner strength and resilience to enable us to respond wisely to challenges in our lives, including those facing us in the era of peak oil, climate change, and energy descent. This meditation evening creates space for shared silence and stillness within our community, honoring inspiration and insights from various spiritual traditions.

ALL ARE WELCOME

St. Stephens Church
500 Robinson Way
Sebastopol

for information:
karmendraji@yahoo.com

 

 

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Start: Jun 9 2011 2:30 pm
End: Jun 9 2011 4:30 pm

When: Thursdays, June 9 and June 23 2:30 – 4:30 p.m.

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. PARK ON THE STREET!

The TRANSITION ART BRIGADE is currently meeting twice monthly at Sequoia Village Cohousing. We have created a Transition Style event banner for the August 21, the event date, and are now ready to create some short performance pieces for the summer leading up to and at the event. Performance artists, musicians, poets needed for these.

Visual artists are invited to submit Transition-related art to be shown at several exhibit locations during the month of August. Recycled materials, art from trash, or topics that relate to community-building, relocalization, sustainability, resource conservation, etc., are solicited. Join us at the above time or be in touch with Satri Pencak, at spencak@yahoo.com for info on entering the exhibits. Professionals, amateurs, youngsters are all invited to participate.

If afternoon meetings do not work for you, and if you're interested in participating, please email Alexandra at ahart[at]sonic.net or phone 707-827-3781.

We are also looking for help in managing the group details -- need volunteers!

 

Start: Jun 9 2011 7:00 pm

On Thursday June 9th, the Transition Sebastopol Ready For Anything group is excited to host Nicole Foss also known as Stoneleigh who co-edits the wonderful financial website the Automatic Earth (www.automaticearth.blogspot.com ). She and her writing partner, Ilargi, have been chronicling and interpreting the on-going financial unraveling as the most pressing aspect of our current multi-faceted predicament. They integrate finance, energy, environment, psychology, and population with outstanding analysis in order to explain why we find ourselves in a state of crisis and what we can do about it. Prior to the establishment of TAE, Nicole was the editor of The Oil Drum Canada where she wrote on peak oil and finance. Nicole is also a nuclear safety expert, contributing significant analysis on the events at Fukushima.

 

Nicole M. Foss is co-editor of The Automatic Earth, where she writes under the name Stoneleigh. She and her writing partner, Ilargi, have been chronicling and interpreting the ongoing credit crunch as the most pressing aspect of our current multifaceted predicament. 

They integrate finance, energy, environment, psychology, and population with outstanding analysis in order to explain why we find ourselves in a state of crisis and what we can do about it. Prior to the establishment of TAE, Nicole was the editor of The Oil Drum Canada where she wrote on peak oil and finance. Nicole is also a nuclear safety expert, contributing significant analysis on the events at Fukushima. You can learn more about Nicole Foss and the Automatic Earth at:

www.theautomaticearth.blogspot.com. 

 

When: Thursday, June 9, 7 p.m.
Where: Sebastopol Grange Hall, 6000 Sebastopol Road/Highway 12, Sebastopol

Cost: $12-$15, No one turned away for lack of funds 

 

For more information about this event, please call (707) 888-9646 or e-mail suzie@suziegruber.com

 

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Start: Jun 11 2011 9:00 am

The ongoing Transition to Sustainable Living Course - June 11- Transportation class is CANCELLED due to scheduling issues at St Stephens next Saturday. We are sorry for any inconvenience this causes.

Next month, July 9th, we will be presenting both Transportation and Tools for Sustainable Living. Location to be determined over the next 2 weeks

Angel Rodriguez
Sustainable Living Institute &
We Green You!
707-477-4564


Theme of the Month: Transportation

Donation for this Class: $25 Includes lunch. No one turned away for lack of funds. Please email angel@wegreenyou.com or call Angel @ 477-4564 in advance to RSVP.

Absolutely must RSVP by calling 477-4564 or Email: angel@wegreenyou.com.

 


 GENERAL COURSE INFO:

The Model of Transition for Sustainable Living (MTSL) program consists of twelve modules—one of which will be covered each month in 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.

The program has been designed to work in concert with local participating businesses and organizations.  The mission of the program is to empower you to act; to transition you from wherever you are today, to a lifestyle that is highly sustainable, within the one-year time period of the course.  Therefore, the program consists of 20% theory and 80% practical application. 

The course, if completed, will:

·          dramatically lower your carbon emissions
·          save you money on utilities
·          reduce your demand on resources
·          assist you in becoming more socially responsible
·          help you to become a steward of the environment.

 

Remaining 2011 Schedule:

July 9 & 10                    Tools 
August 13 & 14             Food Preparation
September 10 & 11      Emergency Preparedness/CERT Training
October 8 & 9                Energy
November 12 & 13       Technology
December 10 & 11       Home Environment

 

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