Moral Economy Project Symposium and Outreach
Building a Whole Earth Economy
The Moral Economy Project (Quaker Institute for the Future) held a symposium in Montreal on May 15-16, 2009, to discuss issues of ecology and governance. The purpose of this WiserEarth group is to encourage follow-up discussion on questions and ideas arising from the symposium, to make symposium materials (papers and videos) available to attendees and others ...learn more
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Created: Oct 27, 2008
Updated: Oct 25, 2009
Membership: Open
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Support Local Growers: Farming as if Nature Matters
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Support Local Growers: Farming as if Nature Matters
Support Local Growers and join an inspiring discussion with local farmers.
Celebrate Earth Day with some of the heroines of sustainable agriculture,
These women have dedicated their lives to providing us with food that is beautiful, nourishing and delicious – grown in harmony with Mother Nature.
Who: Trini Campbell, Riverdog Farm; Gretchen Ceteras, Blue Heron Farm; Annie Main, Good Humus Produce; Gena Nonini, Marian Farms; Bu Nygrens, Veritable Vegetable, and Judith Redmond, Full Belly Farm.
When: Wednesday, April 22, 7-9 pm
Where: 24th Street Theatre, 2791 24th Street, Sacramento
Why: To get to know some of the hearts and minds of the people who put food on your plate and learn some of the answers to the questions “Where does our food come from? How was it grown? Who grew it?” and to raise funds for The Soil Born Farms Urban Agriculture & Education Project and the Good Humus Land Preservation Project.
Cost: Tickets are available at the Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op, 916 455 2667, or at the store at 1900 Alhambra Blvd. $15, $10 Co-op owners, $5 children under 12
Extras: An organic supper from Eileen’s Kitchen ($10) and Amador Foothill Wine Tasting (by donation) will be available from 5:30-6:30 pm.
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