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Reboot 3: Action for 21st Century Enlightenment
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Hosted at 3Space Blackfriars 15 May 2013 - and pulled together by @commutiny with a bit of help from @MatthewMezey and @joannacmassie.
Include Youth's annual conference - 'Getting the Right Youth Justice; engaging with the findings of the Review of the Youth Justice System in Northern Ireland' - was held at the La Mon Hotel & Country Club, Belfast, on October 27 2011.
200 delegates attended the event, including senior civil servants, senior decision-makers, elected representatives, policy leads within the sector, community workers and practitioners working with marginalised young people. All were invited to debate the findings and join in the discussions.
For more information about include youth visit www.includeyouth.org
Renewables In Remote Communities 2017: Increasing the Human and Financial Capacity of Renewable Energy Systems in Remote Indigenous Communities
October 23–26, 2017, Whitehorse, Yukon
Photos: Roberta Franchuk, Pembina Institute
#RIRC2017
On to France through the Mont Blanc tunnel - EUR35 one way! Trento to Lyon cost us over EUR80 in tolls but it was a smooth run. Then a few days staying with old friends near Lyon.
Panel (Left to right): Rick Turner (moderator), Harvey Leach, Renée Karnes, Grit Laskin, Larry Robinson and David Giulietti participate in a panel discussion exploring everything from the technique to the artistic expressions involved in inlay. Photo: B.J. Morgan/Museum of Making Music.
Roundtable discussions with the 2014-15 Israel-Asia Leaders Fellows, and representatives and speakers from Jerusalem Development Authority (AcademiCity and JNext), the Council for Higher Education, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Start-Up Nation, Start-Up Nation Central, Made in Jlm, APCO Worldwide, the China-Israel Economic Task Force, the Indian Embassy in Israel, MATIMOP, Yigal Arnon law firm, OurCrowd, and Jerusalem-based start-ups and foundations.
Photo by Hamutal Wachtel
Left to right: Doug Bauder (St. Thomas Lutheran, Bloomington), Pam Thoren, (St. Mary's Catholic Center, Evansville), Kerry Armstrong (Central Christian, Indianapolis) and Mike Shafer (St. Mark's United Methodist, Bloomington) discussed their congregations' journeys toward full inclusion and equality for GLBT people.
Include Youth's annual conference - 'Getting the Right Youth Justice; engaging with the findings of the Review of the Youth Justice System in Northern Ireland' - was held at the La Mon Hotel & Country Club, Belfast, on October 27 2011.
200 delegates attended the event, including senior civil servants, senior decision-makers, elected representatives, policy leads within the sector, community workers and practitioners working with marginalised young people. All were invited to debate the findings and join in the discussions.
For more information about include youth visit www.includeyouth.org
Panel discussion with high school students, moderated by ABC TV's James O'Loghlin, at Science EXPOsed 2006, The Mint, Sydney, 2006
Renewables In Remote Communities 2017: Increasing the Human and Financial Capacity of Renewable Energy Systems in Remote Indigenous Communities
October 23–26, 2017, Whitehorse, Yukon
Photos: Roberta Franchuk, Pembina Institute
#RIRC2017
Renewables In Remote Communities 2017: Increasing the Human and Financial Capacity of Renewable Energy Systems in Remote Indigenous Communities
October 23–26, 2017, Whitehorse, Yukon
Photos: Roberta Franchuk, Pembina Institute
#RIRC2017
Authors Georgann Eubanks (Saving the Wild South), and Kat Maier (Energetic Herbalism) discussed ecological stewardship and resources for medicinal plant uses from many traditions. Much more than guidebooks, these authors traced their own research and travels toward deep appreciation for sensitive ecosystems. In conversation with Lilia Fuquen at the Ivy Creek Natural Area on Sunday, 3/20/22.
Pat Jarrett/Virginia Humanities
U.S. Army National Guard veteran Angela Beltz speaks of her experience as a Native American serving in the U.S. Armed Forces during the Women's History panel discussion.
Bibb County’s Ashton Cottingham, left, joined peers from across Alabama to compete in State Young Farmers events July 30 at the Alabama Farmers Federation’s 44th Commodity Producers Conference in Mobile. Cottingham participated in the Discussion Meet contest. He is pictured with Federation President Jimmy Parnell.