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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Livability Project

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Activities: Activist, Educational
 
Type: Non Governmental Organization
 
Scope: national
 
We Speak: English
 
Website: www.livabilityproject.org
 
Main Email: N/A
 
Contact Email: lauren [at] livabilityproject.org
 
Phone: 650-787-0585
 
Headquarters: Sebastopol, California 95472
United States
 
Local Time: Tue Nov 24 04:29:29
 

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About Us

Livability Project is an emerging non-profit organization sponsored by the Pacifica Environmental Family. Our focus is to help individuals, communities and organizations evolve from an era of cheap natural resources to one of renewable energy and sustainable life practices. We do this by raising awareness through documentary film screenings and speaker events; developing vision by designing neighborhood Livability roadmaps; and moving from vision to action by implementing projects such as Biodiesel co-ops, energy conservation retrofits, edible community gardens, permaculture workshops and more!


Vision

By 2010, sustainability practices* will be mainstream in all major U.S. cities.

Mission

We instigate positive environmental, economic and community change by raising awareness, creating neighborhood sustainability roadmaps and by modeling local projects after we have successfully implemented them ourselves.

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Core Values

  1. Respect.
  2. Integrity.
  3. Compassion.
  4. Humor.
  5. Creativity.
  6. Interconnection.

Guiding Principles

  1. We respect the interconnectedness of all natural and man-made systems.
  2. Our intention is to empower individuals and communities by offering responsible living alternatives - small or large.
  3. We ground our vision and goals by considering practical implications and implementing local projects.
  4. We raise awareness and encourage the use of renewable resources.
  5. We put our relationships with people first.
  6. We behave with an attitude of service.
  7. We follow-through on our commitments with each other and our communities.
We follow permaculture ethics in what we do:

~ Care for the earth ~ Care for people ~ Re-invest surplus ~


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