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Hayes Valley Farm was the distribution center for 350 gardens. This little one enjoyed a s'more made over a home made biochar stove by Amanda Joy Ravenhill at the afternoon workshops.
“For everything you have missed, you have gained something else, and for everything you gain, you lose something else.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
A couple walking through an avenue of trees, covered in spring pink blossom, in Royal Victoria Park, Bath.
Estimados amigos de 350:
Hoy se desarrolló en Jaureguiberry la jornada prevista en el marco de
la movilización
mundial contra el cambio climático para ir más allá de los combustibles
fósiles.
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En Jaureguiberry, una localidad al este del departamento de Canelones en la
República Oriental del Uruguay, con una población que no alcanza los 500
habitantes, nos juntamos decenas de personas para realizar una bici
caminata.
La actividad comenzó como estaba prevista con una exhibición de acrobacias
en bicicletas a cargo de jóvenes del Balneario.
Luego se procedió a recorrer las calles del mismo, repartiendo volantes
informativos sobre el motivo de la marcha.
En Jaureguiberry queremos un Balneario limpio, sin humo ni contaminación y
en estos momentos de cambio pretendemos que las autoridades vean que es
posible evolucionar con energías limpias y seguras.
Se adjuntan fotos del evento en Jaureguiberry.
Muchos saludos desde este rincón del mundo a todos los amigos que
participaron de la jornada!!!
Grupo ecologista de Jaureguiberry
City - Oswestry, Country - UK
60 people of all ages gathered at the Bailey Head in Oswestry at 10:10 on
10/10/10 and set off for a 4 mile cycle ride around the town, stopping at
various points along the way. Pensioners to children, mountain bikes to racers,
tandems with trailers. We finished at the Red Square in the town centre, and had
tea and coffee and biscuits and fruit at the Memorial Hall. Many smiles, and a
ride around town that would not have taken place without www.350.org and the
local organisation of the evnt by Andrew Tullo. Many thanks to all who took
part!
Mark Evans, Oswestry, Shropshire UK
The Great Square has no corners.
On Thursday, April 7, 2011 Teaching for Change, Busboys and Poets, and PM Press hosted the launch of Derrick Weston Brown’s poetry collection, Wisdom Teeth. Derrick is a Teaching for Change staff member, teacher, and Busboys and Poets Poet-in-Residence.
Teaching for Change board member Nzinga Tull and staff member Jonathan B. Tucker co-hosted the event. The evening began with testimonies from two fellow poets Fred Joiner and Alan King. Derrick Weston Brown then spoke about the book and read selections. Following his reading we opened the floor for testimonials and anecdotes from the audience, followed by a book signing. Read our interview with Derrick Weston Brown and purchase his book at our bookstore or online.
Photos © Rick Reinhard 2011
The Yahoo! Business & Human Rights Program held its fourth annual Change Your World Business & Human Rights Summit on Women, Technology and Social/Digital Media at The Newseum in Washington, DC on Friday, May 18, 2012. The summit showed the ways that women are using technology and social media to influence policy, govern, engage and inspire voters, address social issues and change the world. More information can be found by visiting yhumanrightsblog.com/.
Photo by Tim Lundin | Freelance | tim@TDLphoto.com | TDLphoto.com
caption: "All types of people took place in a 17 mile bike ride in Orlando, FL, United States, to Earthdance (a sustainable music festival). These people included a person known as Chill Will (far right) who broke his collar bone and had surgery Tuesday giving him two metal plates and four screws. He rode in the generous, AJ Phillips' (left side of sign), electric truck because Chill 'wouldn't miss this event for the world'. Moving Planet!
Will Chorvat"Chill Will"Bikes Save CO2 Coordinator - Intellectual Decisions on Environmental Awareness SolutionsUniversity of Central Florida813 298 6263
Meet the Green Change team, shown here shooting a video interview with Tamra Peters, director of Resilient Neighborhoods.
Green Change invites you to go green and help fight climate change with us. Our climate action network can help you reduce global warming in your own life, with the help of videos, local events, direct engagement and online tools. We inspire people to take climate action in creative ways: we make it feel good to go green, through helpful tips, positive feedback, and social connections.
Our growing team of activists, artists and environmentalists is led by multimedia innovator Fabrice Florin, with team leads Marilyn Price, Al Grumet and many friends and neighbors. We aim to support our partners in the North Bay climate action network.
Many thanks to all our contributos for your wonderful support of Green Change. We are honored to work with you and look forward to helping more people go green together.
Change is coming.
Learn more about Green Change:
Join our team and partners:
View more photos about Green Change:
www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157679780725728
If you live in the Bay Area, we invite you to take a free workshop with Resilient Neighborhoods -- and be part of the climate solution! Visit their site for more information:
www.resilientneighborhoods.org/
Kudos to Tamra Peters and the Resilient Neighborhoods team for this invaluable community service.
View more of our photos about Resilient Neighborhoods:
www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157706425145111
Learn about Green Change:
Learn about Climate Heroes:
www.greenchange.net/portfolio-items/climate-heroes/
Learn about this Resilient Neighborhoods story: docs.google.com/document/d/1abpPYesIQo38-9sUg1KzZ0U_uk-G5...
The fae of the 1920s.
A regeneration project to provide a mural along the canal tunnel under St. Marys Ringway, Kidderminster. See: St. Marys Mural.
Trees lining the busy road dividing Aspenden and Buntingford in Hertfordshire - Great Autumn colours
27 March 2010
Changing Lives featuring Timbaland's Shock Album Tour with Jojo and Justin Timberlake
Photo by Magic Liwanag
Drawing on Our Goodness in Greenfield Township, Fairfield Co, OH, USA, North America, Western Hemisphere, Earth
Michael Scarmack, AIA
Scarmack Architecture |:-)
Prospect changing her fishing gear, net unloaded on the other side of the basin, the Otter Boards on the quayside .
Fish Basin, Scrabster Harbour, Caithness, Scotland.
Andre Gregory, Coordinator for the NEXT LEVEL Minority Male Mentoring Program thanks the crowd for attending the play.
Taken at the St. Vincent Early Childhood Center in Kamuli, Uganda. St. Vincent is one of five early childhood centers in Kamuli District. It is run out of a home and is one of the finest centers around. Although pre-schools are beginning to gain steam in Uganda the government has yet to fund them. November 8th, 2009
Таким образом мы постарались привлечь внимание общественности к проблемам городских парков города Братска!