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Created: Dec 19, 2007
Updated: Aug 22, 2008

Tori Jacobs

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Email: tjacobs [at] stuartfoundation.org
Address: San Francisco
United States
I Speak: English
I Am: Community Organizer
Member Since: December 19, 2007
Local Time: Sat Aug 30 03:39:34

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Areas of Focus 

Composting (1278 people)  |  Gardening (1726 people)  |  Organic Farming (2061 people)  |  Permaculture (1717 people)  |  Elephants (214 people)  |  Rodents (87 people)  |  Art and Sculpture (1011 people)  |  Seed Conservation (1016 people)  |  Youth Leadership (1268 people)  |  Philanthropy (894 people)  |  Community Participation (2200 people)  |  Community Service/Volunteerism (1518 people)  |  Conservation and the Commons (636 people)  |  Culture and Sustainability (1747 people)  |  Sustainability Education (2716 people)  |  Food Literacy (614 people)  |  Local Food Systems (1826 people)  |  Environmental Justice (1420 people)  |  Urban Ecology (1173 people)  |  Sustainable Agriculture (2298 people)  |  Wildlife Habitat Conservation (1434 people)  |  Biocultural Diversity (930 people)  |  Marine Ecology and Conservation (723 people)  |  Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building (1306 people)  |  Wilderness (1230 people)  |  Land Restoration (918 people)  |  Land Stewardship (1146 people)  |  Traditional Culture (1047 people)  |  Cultural Diversity (1624 people)  |  Alternative Medicine (1774 people)  |  Environmental Health (1025 people)  |  Human Rights and Civil Liberties (1377 people)  |  Distributive and Economic Justice (711 people)  |  Indigenous Lands (837 people)  |  Indigenous People and Culture (1771 people)  |  Indigenous Rights (1154 people)  |  Inland Aquatic Ecosystems (430 people)  |  Lakes and Ponds (378 people)  |  Riparian Ecology and Conservation (502 people)  |  River-Lake Ecology and Biodiversity (461 people)  |  Rivers and Creeks (566 people)  |  Wetlands (651 people)  |  Militarism and Violence (388 people)  |  Military Disarmament (345 people)  |  Nuclear Disarmament (408 people)  |  Peace and Peace Building (2084 people)  |  Plant Ecology (618 people)  |  EcoVillages (1867 people)  |  Sustainable Communities (2620 people)  |  Water Rights (636 people)  |  Gender Equality (1132 people)  |  Worker Rights (656 people)  

About



Change~ How does it happen? From the bottom up? From the Top down?
I'm a believer that the seeds of change come from the rich soil of connection,
relationships and place. It doesn't matter where you are ---top, bottom,
middle...change happens because of our relationships with each other...
And by "each other" I mean building relationships with all forms of life~
 


 “again and again she warns us of the folly and danger of relying on “leaders”. Real power, she insists, lies in the hands of working men and women, and whenever they surrender it to others---employers, politicians, parties, bureaucrats, governments—they give up their only chance for real emancipation”.


Mary E. Marcy~

One of the most influential and best-loved revolutionary activist in U.S. history. Mary E. Marcy (1877-1922) was a leading figure in the Left Wing of the Socialist Party before and during the First World War. Eugine V. Debs called her "one of the clearest minds and greatest souls in all our movement." Many of Marcy's writings were published in the International Socialist Review












 
Come and join The Big ONE at ~

 www.beautifulcommunities.org  !!!!!


Golden Gate Park, Sharon Meadow

June 21 & 22, 2008





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oblio69 27 days ago
"Organic farming is rooted in ancient knowledge passed down through generations. Long before science could tell us why certain farming methods would produce greater crop yields, organic farmers were learning the hard way what worked and what didn't - and sharing their knowledge with others."



David Suzuki
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LynneElizabeth about 1 month ago

Hi Torri,

 

The Big One was a beautiful event!  Thank you!

 

Did you see the blog I posted about it on the New Village Commons?

http://www.newvillagepress.net/commons/2008/06/24/take-off-your-shoes/

 

Lynne

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benjammin 5 months ago
Tori, you are such a positive bundle of permie goodness! awesome job on the BIG one and moving in such strides, please let me know how else I can be an aid in your works.
rock on....
benji

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