DES Development and Empowerment Society , Kakuma Refugee Regeneration , Kenya

Comunicación profunda y noviolenta y Preparación de comida vegana Por Mar de la Rosa Fecha: Sábado 11 de octubre, de 11 a 14 horas y de 16 a 19 horas Coste: 10 E Comida vegana: 8 E. Se puede asistir antes del taller a la preparación de la comida. Puedes traerte tu comida Ayudaremos a compartir coche entre los participantes. Si quieres meditar o hacer yoga con nosotros , comenzaremos a las 8:30, no hay que pagar por esta actividad. Hay con nosotros varias voluntarias extranjeras haciendo Wwoofing, con las que se puede practicar inglés en las comidas. Después de comer si hay interés se puede explicar el proyecto de La Ecoaldea de Valdepiélagos. Más información en: http://victortorrevaquero.blogspot.com.es/

The ICSA, founded in 1985, is a network of scholars and communitarians that gathers every three years, usually on the site of a contemporary intentional community. Recent hosts include Tamera, Findhorn, Emek Yizrael, Damanhur, and ZEGG. The 2019 host communities are part of the Camphill movement, an international network of schools, villages, and urban households where people with and without intellectual disabilities create life together. Most Camphill communities host biodynamic farms or other environmental initiatives. Call For Papers: Our thirteenth international conference will explore strategies that intentional communities use to promote the inclusion and empowerment of persons of diverse abilities, cultures, races, economic backgrounds, religions, ages, genders, and sexualities. We especially welcome proposals related to intentional communities and community movements that focus on the experiences of particular groups that have historically been marginalized—as, for example, the Camphill movement does for persons with intellectual disabilities. What can the field of communal studies learn from the unique experiences of such communities? We also especially welcome proposals that explore the implications of community choices that seek to increase or to limit diversity. How have communities succeeded or failed in their efforts to increase diversity or strengthen inclusion? Under what circumstances is it appropriate or necessary for an intentional community to limit certain forms of diversity? What is the relationship between the mere presence of previously excluded persons in a community, and the full inclusion and empowerment of those persons? What lessons might intentional communities share with other persons and organizations committed to diversity, inclusion, and empowerment? We welcome proposals in the following categories: 1) scholarly papers, 2) scholarly panels with 2-4 presenters, 3) workshops, and 4) cultural events.

En Sunseed todos los martes a las 16:00 ofrecemos visitas guiadas gratis a nuestro proyecto. Existen diferentes Visitas organizadas por los diferentes Departamentos: Posibilidad de comida o cena vegetariana a las 19.30 – por donacion minima 5€ por persona. Imprescindible concertar cita. Para mayor informacion y reservas contactanos – 950 525770 Contacto: Clara Ruiz de Gauna Coordinadora de Comunicación y Educación Sunseed Tecnología del Desierto Telf. (+34) 950 525 770 Email: su**********@*****is.es su*****@*********rg.uk Localización: Los Molinos del Rio Aguas, Almeria. Como se llega: AUTOVÍA A7: Almería – Murcia Salida 504, á 5km dirección Sorbas. Dirección Postal : Apdo 9, 04270 Sorbas, Almerìa.

This PDC follows the permaculture design curriculum established by Bill Mollison, and is internationally recognized as the standard in this field. Obtain your internationally recognized permaculture certificate, this spring the PDC is conveniently offered on weekends in Montréal! ​During his course, we will observe and follow the natural principles that drive ecological systems. We will learn, through both theory and practice, how to integrate these principles in designing our lives, homes, lands, and communities. We will focus on community and social development by sponsoring locals and farmers alike. This PDC will be held this spring in Montréal, it is a part-time program running on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays, every third weekend off). Upon completion of this course, you will be certified to practice permaculture as a designer in any climate zone and you will learn the fundamental techniques to begin integrating permaculture principles into your career, life and future endeavours. >Price: $950 CAD Topics: Introduction, ethics, principles Concepts, methods and themes in design Observation of systems and pattern recognition Climates and micro-climates Water systems Trees and their energy transactions Soil systems Earthworks Humid cool climates Humid tropics Drylands Aquaculture, aquaponics and mariculture Alternative strategies for a global nation Graham Calder: p3permcalture.ca