The Changes

Have you heard of open media? What do you think?

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Incinerators or Zero Waste? Do you feel like saying anything about it? 

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I sat down with John Lutz,a history prof at UVic and one of the most inspiring academics I've met. Here he talks about his students' work with community groups, and field work with the Stalo Nation. He talks about the life changing impact his students report after taking some of this courses.

I attended a systems thinking seminar on Saturday by Russel Horwitz. It was very interesting but like all courses based on the true nature of the predicament that we are facing, somewhat daunting, depressing and aggravating. http://www.leadership-vancouver.ca/Sys-Think.asp

It occurs to me that we are in a communal grieving process.

Shock stage: Initial paralysis at hearing the bad news.

Michelle LeBaron is a Professor of Law and the Director of the UBC Program on Dispute Resolution.

Here is what America wants to change in 2010

HAVE YOUR SAY!

Join this change and blog about what you want to change!!

I just found out that the company I work for saved 45 tons of waste from going into the landfills last year!! That is a big number and am very proud to have been a part of the recycling program. We can all make a difference!! :)

I think we need a new politics in Canada. We need to think outside the box about who we are, what we believe in and who is best able to represent our values in the political realm.

I am excited to tell you about the Projecting Change Film Festival that starts this week and runs until May 11th. Featuring 23 films from around the world on the environment and sustainability, interactive discussions, family day and midnight screenings of beautiful films like Baraka, I am really looking forward to this event.

It struck me that as a member of the ChangeEverything
community this is likely something you would like to attend, too. So I am happy to tell you that we have worked out a special dicount for members of ChangeEverything