Be the Change: an Unconference to Be The Change – Saturday May 23rd 2009 in Vancouver

 

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THE GREAT TURNINGTap into the Global Mindshift
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Be The Change
You want to see in the world!

Join Vancouver’s Conversation of the Year!

May 23rd 2009, 9:30am to 7:30pm

Maritime Labour Centre, 1880 Triumph St


This exciting and innovative gathering will convene a spicy mix of over 30 passionate community leaders and change agents. They will engage in intimate “circle talks” with a large and diverse group of citizens, to inspire, connect, brainstorm, dialogue, and move forward with personal and collective actions to change our world.

Join us for tasty food, stimulating conversation, a cash bar and live performances.  There will also be a kickin’ wrap up party put on by Tribal Harmonix!

Three short films by The Global Oneness Project will introduce global citizens solving real-life problems grounded in compassion, respect, and responsibility for all of life … click to see video trailer .   Oxfam Canada will speak to the significant impact that climate change is having on women in Africa and 3rd world countires.

The Great Turning is happening … dont miss it!   Mark your calendar and bring your friends.

The cost for the full day is $55 including lunch.  Dinner may be purchased for $11.  There will be live entertainment and a cash bar setup during that time.  Click below to use your credit card or PayPal to register.

Please arrive between 8:45 and 9:00 for check-in and registration. Complimentary coffee and snacks will be available.

Register and Pay NOW … if you have ANY issues with registration please call the office @ 604.269.9874

Click here for Scholarship form

 

 


Keynote & Round-Table Speakers

 

Organization

Speaker

Topic

Daughters of the Drum

Aline LaFlamme

Cross-Cultural Reconciliation

Squamish Streamkeepers

Ana Santos

Salmon & Fish Farms: The Bare Bones

Wilderness Committee, Deputy Mayor

Andrea Reimer

Homelessness, Dignity & Empowerment

Nature’s Path

Arran Stephens

The Compassionate Diet

Wilderness Committee

Ben West

Our International Trade Relationships: Gateway to What?

Eco Granny

Betty Krawczyk

The Extended Family Regroups

Canadian Memorial United

Bruce Sanguin

Ecology, Spirituality, & The Evolution of Consciousness

Car Free Vancouver

Carmen Mills

Going Car Free

Conscious Planet

Charles-Norman Holmes

Conscious Commerce

Workless Party

Conrad Schmidt

Working less – Living more

Blackfoot/Anishanabe

Curtis Clearsky

To Be Confirmed

SPUD

David Van Seters

Creating a Sustainable Food System

Eco-Justice

Susan Pinkus

Defending our Wildlife

Vancouver Public Space Network

Emily Jubenvill

Community Gardens

Sierra Club BC

George Heyman

Climate Justice: Equitable Approaches to Carbon Policy & Pricing

KDO:Dialogues on Drug Use

Gillian Maxwell

Our Addicted Society

Lighthouse

Sustainable Building Centre

Helen Goodland

Green Homes – Making An Impression Without Leaving One

W2 Community Media Arts

Irwin Oostindie

Revitalization 2.0: Inner-City Change Making

Toxic Free Canada

Jackie Larkin

We All Live Downstream

OXFAM Canada

Joanna Kerr

Affects of Climate Change on Women

PIVOT Legal

John Richardson

Awakening Justice

Be The Change Action Circle

Julia Hilton

The Two Block Diet

Check Your Head

Kevin Millsip

Green Jobs for a Real Economy

Tribal Harmonix

Little Woo

Alchemy of Inspiration

Recycling Alternative

Louis Schwartz

Garbage, Our Gateway to Action

Better Environmentally Sound Transportation

Margaret Mahan

Shrink Your Footprint – Use Your Feet

UBC Farm

Mark Bomford

Growing Young Farmers

Purple Thistle

Matt Hern

Bottom Up Urbanism – Citizen Engagement

Be The Change Earth Alliance

Maureen Jack-LaCroix

The Great Turning

Forest Ethics

Merran Smith

Alberta Tar Sands: The Dirtiest Oil on Earth

Carbon Offsetters

Morgan McDonald

Confessions of a Former Offset Skeptic

Save Our Rivers

Tom Rankin

Our Water – Our Future

CDN Memorial Eco-Team

Toni Pieroni

Reconnecting with Nature for Wellbeing

PowerUp

Tzeporah Berman

Climate Crisis and Being The Change

Dogwood Initiative

Will Horter

Oil Tankers Down Our Coast

AHA MEDIA particularly looks forward to the speeches by

 Irwin Oostindie of W2 Community Media Arts – Revitalization 2.0 Inner-City Change Making  http://www.creativetechnology.org

Conrad Schmidt of Work Less Party – Working less – Living More http://www.worklessparty.org

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