Keepers of Love
Reconciliation is needed to build an “unprecedented United States
The work of The Keepers of Love includes advocacy and activism as well as documentation and research in the fields of racial, environmental and religious reconciliation. Visit http://www.chinagalland.com/keepers.htm for more information. ...learn more
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Created: Jan 15, 2009
Updated: Jan 16, 2009
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ReGreen: GREEN HOME IMPROVEMENT
Please join Sustainable Santa Monica and Global Green USA's Green Building Resource Center for a special presentation on the new ReGreen program.
What is the ReGreen Program? :
The American Society of Interior Designers' Foundation and the U.S. Green Building Council have partnered on the development of best practice guidelines and targeted educational resources for sustainable residential improvement projects. This program will increase understanding of sustainable renovation project practices and benefits among homeowners, residents, design professionals, product suppliers and service providers to build both demand and industry capacity.
When:
Tuesday, June 24th, 6:30 PM
Where:
Santa Monica Main Library, 601 Santa Monica Blvd., Multi-Purpose Room, 2nd Floor
For more information please contact the Green Building Resource Center: gbrc@globalgreen.org, 310.452.7677
RSVPs appreciated: gbrc@globalgreen.org
Please join Sustainable Santa Monica and Global Green USA's Green Building Resource Center for a special presentation on the new ReGreen program.
What is the ReGreen Program? :
The American Society of Interior Designers' Foundation and the U.S. Green Building Council have partnered on the development of best practice guidelines and targeted educational resources for sustainable residential improvement projects. This program will increase understanding of sustainable renovation project practices and benefits among homeowners, residents, design professionals, product suppliers and service providers to build both demand and industry capacity.
When:
Tuesday, June 24th, 6:30 PM
Where:
Santa Monica Main Library, 601 Santa Monica Blvd., Multi-Purpose Room, 2nd Floor
For more information please contact the Green Building Resource Center: gbrc@globalgreen.org, 310.452.7677
RSVPs appreciated: gbrc@globalgreen.org