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December 2008
	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
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(50)	07	08	09	10	11	12	13
(51)	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
(52)	21	22	23	24	25	26	27
(53)	28	29	30	31

February 2009
	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
(05)	01	02	03	04	05	06	07
(06)	08	09	10	11	12	13	14
(07)	15	16	17	18	19	20	21
(08)	22	23	24	25	26	27	28

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
				01 6:45pm» ECO-Spirituality Gatherings at Earth Spirit Center	02	03 9am» Park Champion Volunteer Event 4pm» Meditation
04 (Week 01) 1pm» Kentuckiana Truth Action Monthly Meetup 2pm» Greening of Louisville-creating Sustainable local policy	05 6pm» Greening of Louisville 7pm» Students for a Democratic Society	06	07	08 6:45pm» ECO-Spirituality Gatherings at Earth Spirit Center	09	10 9am» Park Champion Volunteer Event 4pm» Meditation
11 (Week 02) 2pm» Greening of Louisville-creating Sustainable local policy	12 6pm» Greening of Louisville 7pm» Students for a Democratic Society	13	14	15 6:45pm» ECO-Spirituality Gatherings at Earth Spirit Center	16	17 eciaucan 9am» Park Champion Volunteer Event 9am» Park Champion Volunteer Event 12:30pm» U.S. Department of Peace Campaign of Kentucky 4pm» Meditation
18 (Week 03) 2pm» Greening of Louisville-creating Sustainable local policy	19 6pm» Greening of Louisville 7pm» Students for a Democratic Society	20	21	22 6:45pm» ECO-Spirituality Gatherings at Earth Spirit Center	23	24 9am» Park Champion Volunteer Event 4pm» Meditation
25 (Week 04) 2pm» Greening of Louisville-creating Sustainable local policy	26 6pm» Greening of Louisville 7pm» Students for a Democratic Society	27	28	29 6:45pm» ECO-Spirituality Gatherings at Earth Spirit Center	30	31 9am» Park Champion Volunteer Event 4pm» Meditation

Time:

6:45pm - 8:45pm

Description:

Eco-Spirituality gatherings
Description: From: Holly E Clark <hollyclark26@gmail.com>

Eco-spiritual practices, wonderful people, and more...

*Looking for a fabulous way to deepen your connection with the natural world and spend your Thursday evenings? Join us as we begin the journey of exploring a variety of eco-spiritual practices with the intention of evolving as individuals and as a group while co-creating with the larger biotic community. We'll be meeting every Thursday evening at the Earth and Spirit Center from 6:45 - 9:00, where we will combine nature meditations from a wide array of spiritual traditions with communal service in the garden and on the land.

General description:
We plan to explore ways of living more harmoniously and regeneratively on earth by deepening our connection to the natural world through intentional and active listening with others and the larger biotic community while growing food sustainably and working on land restoration.

The meetings will be at the earth and spirit center at 1924 Newburg rd. If you pull into the big parking lot by 1924 Newburg Rd, you can park at the back of the lot and walk straight across the big field to the Earth & Spirit Center and the garden. We'll be meeting outside (unless it's raining, then we'll just move indoors), so look for us under the shady trees behind the building. Please email me if you have any questions and feel free to just come and check things out this Thursday if you're interested! Feel free to pass this on...

Potential framework for the gathering:
Guided nature meditation
Spiritual check-in & welcoming
Intentional time w/ the natural world (we'll be working in the garden, so come prepared to get a little dirty!)
Closing meditation
Since we hope to ground each gathering with the opening meditation, please try to be there and sitting down by 6:45, so you might want to actually get to there a bit earlier - i'll be there at 6 so come early if you want to connect, talk, or just relax before we start, and bring a water bottle since it may be warm*

Deep peace ~ holly

Date: Thursday, June 12, 2008
Repeat Type: Thursday, June 12, 2008 (every Week, Thu)
Time: 6:45pm-8:45pm
Duration: 120 minutes

Time:

9:00am

Description:

Do it single-handedly, or get a group of friends together. You’ll have fun and get fit while helping us hold our ground.You and your family or friends can help root out invasive plants, rebuild trails and restore native plants in our parks. Even if you’ve never volunteered before, or you’ve never planted a tree, you can protect the future of Louisville’s Olmsted Parks!
Call Sarah wolff (502)432-2677 or e-mail sarah.wolff@olmstedparks.org for more information.

Time:

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Description:

Meditation Circle-4p
Matrix-A Place of Change
1050 Bardstown Rd
589-8300

Time:

1:00pm - 3:00pm

Description:

City Cafe, Mid-City Mall
1250 Bardstown Road
(next to Baxter Cinemas) Upstairs!
http://www.myspace.com/911truthlouisville

Time:

2:00pm

Description:

The Greening of Louisville
Description: We are gaining momentum!!! To accomodate scheduling needs, you may now choose between two times (or do both). We will be meeting:

Sundays, 2:00 p.m., 416 W Muhammad Ali, Legal Aid Society
Mondays, 6:00 p.m., 610 S Fourth, 701, Center for Neighborhoods

Fifteen highly energized people met on June 8 for a productive planning session. You will want to be a part of this grassroots movement bringing Sustainability Principles to local public policy.

Our current focus is the planning of a Collaborative Community-Wide Meeting (late October??) of elected leadership, candidates, industry, academia, neighborhood associations, non-profits, business, regulatory agencies, media, faith organizations, individuals and others to examine the question, 'How do we introduce Sustainability Principles into local public policy?'.

We are planning a Friday evening reception followed by the conference (The Green Convene?) on Saturday. Early response indicates a readiness to see Sustainability (that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely) introduced into the mainstream of local public policy. Beyond seeking answers to the conference question, we hope to begin the creation of a unified force for change composed of many specific interest groups. We will seek measures that capitalize on the synergy of many interest groups to advance the larger issue of sustainability, without diminishing the specific focuses. We need your help in planning this major event.

Sustainability: that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely.

Event Co-sponsors include: Watrous & Associates, The Greening of Louisville, Rainbow Blossom, Protect Our Woods, Louisville Peak Oil Group, Louisville Independent Business Association (LIBA), Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO), LouisvilleMojo.com, Kentucky Resources Council (KRC), Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development (KIESD), Interfaith Paths to Peace, Hotter Times Landscaping, Homesmith Remodeling & Construction, Generation 14, EarthSave Louisville, Cultivating Connections, Community Farm Alliance (CFA), Coalition for the Advancement of Regional Transortation (CART), Clifton Universal Unitarian Church, Center for Neighborhoods, Earth & Spirit Center, and Bike Couriers Bike Shop.

If you cannot join us in planning this meeting, please:
1) let us know if we may add your organization to the co-sponsors list - this is not a monetary issue (j@thegreeningoflouisville.org).
2) spread the word.

www.thegreeningoflouisville.org

Date: Monday, June 16, 2008
Repeat Type: Monday, June 16, 2008 (every Week, Mon)

Time:

6:00pm

Description:

The Greening of Louisville
Description: We are gaining momentum!!! To accomodate scheduling needs, you may now choose between two times (or do both). We will be meeting:

Sundays, 2:00 p.m., 416 W Muhammad Ali, Legal Aid Society
Mondays, 6:00 p.m., 610 S Fourth, 701, Center for Neighborhoods

Fifteen highly energized people met on June 8 for a productive planning session. You will want to be a part of this grassroots movement bringing Sustainability Principles to local public policy.

Our current focus is the planning of a Collaborative Community-Wide Meeting (late October??) of elected leadership, candidates, industry, academia, neighborhood associations, non-profits, business, regulatory agencies, media, faith organizations, individuals and others to examine the question, 'How do we introduce Sustainability Principles into local public policy?'.

We are planning a Friday evening reception followed by the conference (The Green Convene?) on Saturday. Early response indicates a readiness to see Sustainability (that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely) introduced into the mainstream of local public policy. Beyond seeking answers to the conference question, we hope to begin the creation of a unified force for change composed of many specific interest groups. We will seek measures that capitalize on the synergy of many interest groups to advance the larger issue of sustainability, without diminishing the specific focuses. We need your help in planning this major event.

Sustainability: that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely.

Event Co-sponsors include: Watrous & Associates, The Greening of Louisville, Rainbow Blossom, Protect Our Woods, Louisville Peak Oil Group, Louisville Independent Business Association (LIBA), Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO), LouisvilleMojo.com, Kentucky Resources Council (KRC), Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development (KIESD), Interfaith Paths to Peace, Hotter Times Landscaping, Homesmith Remodeling & Construction, Generation 14, EarthSave Louisville, Cultivating Connections, Community Farm Alliance (CFA), Coalition for the Advancement of Regional Transortation (CART), Clifton Universal Unitarian Church, Center for Neighborhoods, Earth & Spirit Center, and Bike Couriers Bike Shop.

If you cannot join us in planning this meeting, please:
1) let us know if we may add your organization to the co-sponsors list - this is not a monetary issue (j@thegreeningoflouisville.org).
2) spread the word.

www.thegreeningoflouisville.org

Date: Monday, June 16, 2008
Repeat Type: Monday, June 16, 2008 (every Week, Mon)

Time:

7:00pm

Description:

The Brickouse 2nd & St.Catherine

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) maintains a vision of democratic society, where at all levels the people have control of the decisions which affect them and the resources on which they are dependent. SDS is an education and social action organization dedicated to increasing democracy in all phases of our common life. It seeks to promote the active participation of young people in the formation of a movement to build a society free from poverty, ignorance, war, exploitation, racism, sexism, classism, homophobia, and environmental destruction

Time:

6:45pm - 8:45pm

Description:

Eco-Spirituality gatherings
Description: From: Holly E Clark <hollyclark26@gmail.com>

Eco-spiritual practices, wonderful people, and more...

*Looking for a fabulous way to deepen your connection with the natural world and spend your Thursday evenings? Join us as we begin the journey of exploring a variety of eco-spiritual practices with the intention of evolving as individuals and as a group while co-creating with the larger biotic community. We'll be meeting every Thursday evening at the Earth and Spirit Center from 6:45 - 9:00, where we will combine nature meditations from a wide array of spiritual traditions with communal service in the garden and on the land.

General description:
We plan to explore ways of living more harmoniously and regeneratively on earth by deepening our connection to the natural world through intentional and active listening with others and the larger biotic community while growing food sustainably and working on land restoration.

The meetings will be at the earth and spirit center at 1924 Newburg rd. If you pull into the big parking lot by 1924 Newburg Rd, you can park at the back of the lot and walk straight across the big field to the Earth & Spirit Center and the garden. We'll be meeting outside (unless it's raining, then we'll just move indoors), so look for us under the shady trees behind the building. Please email me if you have any questions and feel free to just come and check things out this Thursday if you're interested! Feel free to pass this on...

Potential framework for the gathering:
Guided nature meditation
Spiritual check-in & welcoming
Intentional time w/ the natural world (we'll be working in the garden, so come prepared to get a little dirty!)
Closing meditation
Since we hope to ground each gathering with the opening meditation, please try to be there and sitting down by 6:45, so you might want to actually get to there a bit earlier - i'll be there at 6 so come early if you want to connect, talk, or just relax before we start, and bring a water bottle since it may be warm*

Deep peace ~ holly

Date: Thursday, June 12, 2008
Repeat Type: Thursday, June 12, 2008 (every Week, Thu)
Time: 6:45pm-8:45pm
Duration: 120 minutes

Time:

9:00am

Description:

Do it single-handedly, or get a group of friends together. You’ll have fun and get fit while helping us hold our ground.You and your family or friends can help root out invasive plants, rebuild trails and restore native plants in our parks. Even if you’ve never volunteered before, or you’ve never planted a tree, you can protect the future of Louisville’s Olmsted Parks!
Call Sarah wolff (502)432-2677 or e-mail sarah.wolff@olmstedparks.org for more information.

Time:

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Description:

Meditation Circle-4p
Matrix-A Place of Change
1050 Bardstown Rd
589-8300

Time:

2:00pm

Description:

The Greening of Louisville
Description: We are gaining momentum!!! To accomodate scheduling needs, you may now choose between two times (or do both). We will be meeting:

Sundays, 2:00 p.m., 416 W Muhammad Ali, Legal Aid Society
Mondays, 6:00 p.m., 610 S Fourth, 701, Center for Neighborhoods

Fifteen highly energized people met on June 8 for a productive planning session. You will want to be a part of this grassroots movement bringing Sustainability Principles to local public policy.

Our current focus is the planning of a Collaborative Community-Wide Meeting (late October??) of elected leadership, candidates, industry, academia, neighborhood associations, non-profits, business, regulatory agencies, media, faith organizations, individuals and others to examine the question, 'How do we introduce Sustainability Principles into local public policy?'.

We are planning a Friday evening reception followed by the conference (The Green Convene?) on Saturday. Early response indicates a readiness to see Sustainability (that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely) introduced into the mainstream of local public policy. Beyond seeking answers to the conference question, we hope to begin the creation of a unified force for change composed of many specific interest groups. We will seek measures that capitalize on the synergy of many interest groups to advance the larger issue of sustainability, without diminishing the specific focuses. We need your help in planning this major event.

Sustainability: that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely.

Event Co-sponsors include: Watrous & Associates, The Greening of Louisville, Rainbow Blossom, Protect Our Woods, Louisville Peak Oil Group, Louisville Independent Business Association (LIBA), Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO), LouisvilleMojo.com, Kentucky Resources Council (KRC), Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development (KIESD), Interfaith Paths to Peace, Hotter Times Landscaping, Homesmith Remodeling & Construction, Generation 14, EarthSave Louisville, Cultivating Connections, Community Farm Alliance (CFA), Coalition for the Advancement of Regional Transortation (CART), Clifton Universal Unitarian Church, Center for Neighborhoods, Earth & Spirit Center, and Bike Couriers Bike Shop.

If you cannot join us in planning this meeting, please:
1) let us know if we may add your organization to the co-sponsors list - this is not a monetary issue (j@thegreeningoflouisville.org).
2) spread the word.

www.thegreeningoflouisville.org

Date: Monday, June 16, 2008
Repeat Type: Monday, June 16, 2008 (every Week, Mon)

Time:

6:00pm

Description:

The Greening of Louisville
Description: We are gaining momentum!!! To accomodate scheduling needs, you may now choose between two times (or do both). We will be meeting:

Sundays, 2:00 p.m., 416 W Muhammad Ali, Legal Aid Society
Mondays, 6:00 p.m., 610 S Fourth, 701, Center for Neighborhoods

Fifteen highly energized people met on June 8 for a productive planning session. You will want to be a part of this grassroots movement bringing Sustainability Principles to local public policy.

Our current focus is the planning of a Collaborative Community-Wide Meeting (late October??) of elected leadership, candidates, industry, academia, neighborhood associations, non-profits, business, regulatory agencies, media, faith organizations, individuals and others to examine the question, 'How do we introduce Sustainability Principles into local public policy?'.

We are planning a Friday evening reception followed by the conference (The Green Convene?) on Saturday. Early response indicates a readiness to see Sustainability (that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely) introduced into the mainstream of local public policy. Beyond seeking answers to the conference question, we hope to begin the creation of a unified force for change composed of many specific interest groups. We will seek measures that capitalize on the synergy of many interest groups to advance the larger issue of sustainability, without diminishing the specific focuses. We need your help in planning this major event.

Sustainability: that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely.

Event Co-sponsors include: Watrous & Associates, The Greening of Louisville, Rainbow Blossom, Protect Our Woods, Louisville Peak Oil Group, Louisville Independent Business Association (LIBA), Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO), LouisvilleMojo.com, Kentucky Resources Council (KRC), Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development (KIESD), Interfaith Paths to Peace, Hotter Times Landscaping, Homesmith Remodeling & Construction, Generation 14, EarthSave Louisville, Cultivating Connections, Community Farm Alliance (CFA), Coalition for the Advancement of Regional Transortation (CART), Clifton Universal Unitarian Church, Center for Neighborhoods, Earth & Spirit Center, and Bike Couriers Bike Shop.

If you cannot join us in planning this meeting, please:
1) let us know if we may add your organization to the co-sponsors list - this is not a monetary issue (j@thegreeningoflouisville.org).
2) spread the word.

www.thegreeningoflouisville.org

Date: Monday, June 16, 2008
Repeat Type: Monday, June 16, 2008 (every Week, Mon)

Time:

7:00pm

Description:

The Brickouse 2nd & St.Catherine

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) maintains a vision of democratic society, where at all levels the people have control of the decisions which affect them and the resources on which they are dependent. SDS is an education and social action organization dedicated to increasing democracy in all phases of our common life. It seeks to promote the active participation of young people in the formation of a movement to build a society free from poverty, ignorance, war, exploitation, racism, sexism, classism, homophobia, and environmental destruction

Time:

6:45pm - 8:45pm

Description:

Eco-Spirituality gatherings
Description: From: Holly E Clark <hollyclark26@gmail.com>

Eco-spiritual practices, wonderful people, and more...

*Looking for a fabulous way to deepen your connection with the natural world and spend your Thursday evenings? Join us as we begin the journey of exploring a variety of eco-spiritual practices with the intention of evolving as individuals and as a group while co-creating with the larger biotic community. We'll be meeting every Thursday evening at the Earth and Spirit Center from 6:45 - 9:00, where we will combine nature meditations from a wide array of spiritual traditions with communal service in the garden and on the land.

General description:
We plan to explore ways of living more harmoniously and regeneratively on earth by deepening our connection to the natural world through intentional and active listening with others and the larger biotic community while growing food sustainably and working on land restoration.

The meetings will be at the earth and spirit center at 1924 Newburg rd. If you pull into the big parking lot by 1924 Newburg Rd, you can park at the back of the lot and walk straight across the big field to the Earth & Spirit Center and the garden. We'll be meeting outside (unless it's raining, then we'll just move indoors), so look for us under the shady trees behind the building. Please email me if you have any questions and feel free to just come and check things out this Thursday if you're interested! Feel free to pass this on...

Potential framework for the gathering:
Guided nature meditation
Spiritual check-in & welcoming
Intentional time w/ the natural world (we'll be working in the garden, so come prepared to get a little dirty!)
Closing meditation
Since we hope to ground each gathering with the opening meditation, please try to be there and sitting down by 6:45, so you might want to actually get to there a bit earlier - i'll be there at 6 so come early if you want to connect, talk, or just relax before we start, and bring a water bottle since it may be warm*

Deep peace ~ holly

Date: Thursday, June 12, 2008
Repeat Type: Thursday, June 12, 2008 (every Week, Thu)
Time: 6:45pm-8:45pm
Duration: 120 minutes

Description:

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Time:

9:00am - 9:00pm

Description:

Do it single-handedly, or get a group of friends together. You’ll have fun and get fit while helping us hold our ground.You and your family or friends can help root out invasive plants, rebuild trails and restore native plants in our parks. Even if you’ve never volunteered before, or you’ve never planted a tree, you can protect the future of Louisville’s Olmsted Parks!
Call Sarah Wolff (502)432-2677 or e-mail sarah.wolff@olmstedparks.org for more information

Time:

9:00am

Description:

Do it single-handedly, or get a group of friends together. You’ll have fun and get fit while helping us hold our ground.You and your family or friends can help root out invasive plants, rebuild trails and restore native plants in our parks. Even if you’ve never volunteered before, or you’ve never planted a tree, you can protect the future of Louisville’s Olmsted Parks!
Call Sarah wolff (502)432-2677 or e-mail sarah.wolff@olmstedparks.org for more information.

Time:

12:30pm - 1:30pm

Description:

There is currently a bill before Congress to establish a United States Department of Peace. This historic measure will augment our current problem-solving modalities, providing practical, nonviolent solutions to the problems of domestic and international conflict. The legislation will pass from bill to law under one condition: that a wave of citizen interest rise up from the American people and make itself heard in the halls of Congress.

Come to our monthly meetings at Unity of Louisville, 757 S Brook St, Louisville, KY to find out how you can help lead this movement.

Send Reminder:

Yes - 1 days before event

Time:

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Description:

Meditation Circle-4p
Matrix-A Place of Change
1050 Bardstown Rd
589-8300

Time:

2:00pm

Description:

The Greening of Louisville
Description: We are gaining momentum!!! To accomodate scheduling needs, you may now choose between two times (or do both). We will be meeting:

Sundays, 2:00 p.m., 416 W Muhammad Ali, Legal Aid Society
Mondays, 6:00 p.m., 610 S Fourth, 701, Center for Neighborhoods

Fifteen highly energized people met on June 8 for a productive planning session. You will want to be a part of this grassroots movement bringing Sustainability Principles to local public policy.

Our current focus is the planning of a Collaborative Community-Wide Meeting (late October??) of elected leadership, candidates, industry, academia, neighborhood associations, non-profits, business, regulatory agencies, media, faith organizations, individuals and others to examine the question, 'How do we introduce Sustainability Principles into local public policy?'.

We are planning a Friday evening reception followed by the conference (The Green Convene?) on Saturday. Early response indicates a readiness to see Sustainability (that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely) introduced into the mainstream of local public policy. Beyond seeking answers to the conference question, we hope to begin the creation of a unified force for change composed of many specific interest groups. We will seek measures that capitalize on the synergy of many interest groups to advance the larger issue of sustainability, without diminishing the specific focuses. We need your help in planning this major event.

Sustainability: that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely.

Event Co-sponsors include: Watrous & Associates, The Greening of Louisville, Rainbow Blossom, Protect Our Woods, Louisville Peak Oil Group, Louisville Independent Business Association (LIBA), Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO), LouisvilleMojo.com, Kentucky Resources Council (KRC), Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development (KIESD), Interfaith Paths to Peace, Hotter Times Landscaping, Homesmith Remodeling & Construction, Generation 14, EarthSave Louisville, Cultivating Connections, Community Farm Alliance (CFA), Coalition for the Advancement of Regional Transortation (CART), Clifton Universal Unitarian Church, Center for Neighborhoods, Earth & Spirit Center, and Bike Couriers Bike Shop.

If you cannot join us in planning this meeting, please:
1) let us know if we may add your organization to the co-sponsors list - this is not a monetary issue (j@thegreeningoflouisville.org).
2) spread the word.

www.thegreeningoflouisville.org

Date: Monday, June 16, 2008
Repeat Type: Monday, June 16, 2008 (every Week, Mon)

Time:

6:00pm

Description:

The Greening of Louisville
Description: We are gaining momentum!!! To accomodate scheduling needs, you may now choose between two times (or do both). We will be meeting:

Sundays, 2:00 p.m., 416 W Muhammad Ali, Legal Aid Society
Mondays, 6:00 p.m., 610 S Fourth, 701, Center for Neighborhoods

Fifteen highly energized people met on June 8 for a productive planning session. You will want to be a part of this grassroots movement bringing Sustainability Principles to local public policy.

Our current focus is the planning of a Collaborative Community-Wide Meeting (late October??) of elected leadership, candidates, industry, academia, neighborhood associations, non-profits, business, regulatory agencies, media, faith organizations, individuals and others to examine the question, 'How do we introduce Sustainability Principles into local public policy?'.

We are planning a Friday evening reception followed by the conference (The Green Convene?) on Saturday. Early response indicates a readiness to see Sustainability (that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely) introduced into the mainstream of local public policy. Beyond seeking answers to the conference question, we hope to begin the creation of a unified force for change composed of many specific interest groups. We will seek measures that capitalize on the synergy of many interest groups to advance the larger issue of sustainability, without diminishing the specific focuses. We need your help in planning this major event.

Sustainability: that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely.

Event Co-sponsors include: Watrous & Associates, The Greening of Louisville, Rainbow Blossom, Protect Our Woods, Louisville Peak Oil Group, Louisville Independent Business Association (LIBA), Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO), LouisvilleMojo.com, Kentucky Resources Council (KRC), Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development (KIESD), Interfaith Paths to Peace, Hotter Times Landscaping, Homesmith Remodeling & Construction, Generation 14, EarthSave Louisville, Cultivating Connections, Community Farm Alliance (CFA), Coalition for the Advancement of Regional Transortation (CART), Clifton Universal Unitarian Church, Center for Neighborhoods, Earth & Spirit Center, and Bike Couriers Bike Shop.

If you cannot join us in planning this meeting, please:
1) let us know if we may add your organization to the co-sponsors list - this is not a monetary issue (j@thegreeningoflouisville.org).
2) spread the word.

www.thegreeningoflouisville.org

Date: Monday, June 16, 2008
Repeat Type: Monday, June 16, 2008 (every Week, Mon)

Time:

7:00pm

Description:

The Brickouse 2nd & St.Catherine

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) maintains a vision of democratic society, where at all levels the people have control of the decisions which affect them and the resources on which they are dependent. SDS is an education and social action organization dedicated to increasing democracy in all phases of our common life. It seeks to promote the active participation of young people in the formation of a movement to build a society free from poverty, ignorance, war, exploitation, racism, sexism, classism, homophobia, and environmental destruction

Time:

6:45pm - 8:45pm

Description:

Eco-Spirituality gatherings
Description: From: Holly E Clark <hollyclark26@gmail.com>

Eco-spiritual practices, wonderful people, and more...

*Looking for a fabulous way to deepen your connection with the natural world and spend your Thursday evenings? Join us as we begin the journey of exploring a variety of eco-spiritual practices with the intention of evolving as individuals and as a group while co-creating with the larger biotic community. We'll be meeting every Thursday evening at the Earth and Spirit Center from 6:45 - 9:00, where we will combine nature meditations from a wide array of spiritual traditions with communal service in the garden and on the land.

General description:
We plan to explore ways of living more harmoniously and regeneratively on earth by deepening our connection to the natural world through intentional and active listening with others and the larger biotic community while growing food sustainably and working on land restoration.

The meetings will be at the earth and spirit center at 1924 Newburg rd. If you pull into the big parking lot by 1924 Newburg Rd, you can park at the back of the lot and walk straight across the big field to the Earth & Spirit Center and the garden. We'll be meeting outside (unless it's raining, then we'll just move indoors), so look for us under the shady trees behind the building. Please email me if you have any questions and feel free to just come and check things out this Thursday if you're interested! Feel free to pass this on...

Potential framework for the gathering:
Guided nature meditation
Spiritual check-in & welcoming
Intentional time w/ the natural world (we'll be working in the garden, so come prepared to get a little dirty!)
Closing meditation
Since we hope to ground each gathering with the opening meditation, please try to be there and sitting down by 6:45, so you might want to actually get to there a bit earlier - i'll be there at 6 so come early if you want to connect, talk, or just relax before we start, and bring a water bottle since it may be warm*

Deep peace ~ holly

Date: Thursday, June 12, 2008
Repeat Type: Thursday, June 12, 2008 (every Week, Thu)
Time: 6:45pm-8:45pm
Duration: 120 minutes

Time:

9:00am

Description:

Do it single-handedly, or get a group of friends together. You’ll have fun and get fit while helping us hold our ground.You and your family or friends can help root out invasive plants, rebuild trails and restore native plants in our parks. Even if you’ve never volunteered before, or you’ve never planted a tree, you can protect the future of Louisville’s Olmsted Parks!
Call Sarah wolff (502)432-2677 or e-mail sarah.wolff@olmstedparks.org for more information.

Time:

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Description:

Meditation Circle-4p
Matrix-A Place of Change
1050 Bardstown Rd
589-8300

Time:

2:00pm

Description:

The Greening of Louisville
Description: We are gaining momentum!!! To accomodate scheduling needs, you may now choose between two times (or do both). We will be meeting:

Sundays, 2:00 p.m., 416 W Muhammad Ali, Legal Aid Society
Mondays, 6:00 p.m., 610 S Fourth, 701, Center for Neighborhoods

Fifteen highly energized people met on June 8 for a productive planning session. You will want to be a part of this grassroots movement bringing Sustainability Principles to local public policy.

Our current focus is the planning of a Collaborative Community-Wide Meeting (late October??) of elected leadership, candidates, industry, academia, neighborhood associations, non-profits, business, regulatory agencies, media, faith organizations, individuals and others to examine the question, 'How do we introduce Sustainability Principles into local public policy?'.

We are planning a Friday evening reception followed by the conference (The Green Convene?) on Saturday. Early response indicates a readiness to see Sustainability (that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely) introduced into the mainstream of local public policy. Beyond seeking answers to the conference question, we hope to begin the creation of a unified force for change composed of many specific interest groups. We will seek measures that capitalize on the synergy of many interest groups to advance the larger issue of sustainability, without diminishing the specific focuses. We need your help in planning this major event.

Sustainability: that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely.

Event Co-sponsors include: Watrous & Associates, The Greening of Louisville, Rainbow Blossom, Protect Our Woods, Louisville Peak Oil Group, Louisville Independent Business Association (LIBA), Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO), LouisvilleMojo.com, Kentucky Resources Council (KRC), Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development (KIESD), Interfaith Paths to Peace, Hotter Times Landscaping, Homesmith Remodeling & Construction, Generation 14, EarthSave Louisville, Cultivating Connections, Community Farm Alliance (CFA), Coalition for the Advancement of Regional Transortation (CART), Clifton Universal Unitarian Church, Center for Neighborhoods, Earth & Spirit Center, and Bike Couriers Bike Shop.

If you cannot join us in planning this meeting, please:
1) let us know if we may add your organization to the co-sponsors list - this is not a monetary issue (j@thegreeningoflouisville.org).
2) spread the word.

www.thegreeningoflouisville.org

Date: Monday, June 16, 2008
Repeat Type: Monday, June 16, 2008 (every Week, Mon)

Time:

6:00pm

Description:

The Greening of Louisville
Description: We are gaining momentum!!! To accomodate scheduling needs, you may now choose between two times (or do both). We will be meeting:

Sundays, 2:00 p.m., 416 W Muhammad Ali, Legal Aid Society
Mondays, 6:00 p.m., 610 S Fourth, 701, Center for Neighborhoods

Fifteen highly energized people met on June 8 for a productive planning session. You will want to be a part of this grassroots movement bringing Sustainability Principles to local public policy.

Our current focus is the planning of a Collaborative Community-Wide Meeting (late October??) of elected leadership, candidates, industry, academia, neighborhood associations, non-profits, business, regulatory agencies, media, faith organizations, individuals and others to examine the question, 'How do we introduce Sustainability Principles into local public policy?'.

We are planning a Friday evening reception followed by the conference (The Green Convene?) on Saturday. Early response indicates a readiness to see Sustainability (that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely) introduced into the mainstream of local public policy. Beyond seeking answers to the conference question, we hope to begin the creation of a unified force for change composed of many specific interest groups. We will seek measures that capitalize on the synergy of many interest groups to advance the larger issue of sustainability, without diminishing the specific focuses. We need your help in planning this major event.

Sustainability: that level of equitably shared human activity that Earth can support indefinitely.

Event Co-sponsors include: Watrous & Associates, The Greening of Louisville, Rainbow Blossom, Protect Our Woods, Louisville Peak Oil Group, Louisville Independent Business Association (LIBA), Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO), LouisvilleMojo.com, Kentucky Resources Council (KRC), Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development (KIESD), Interfaith Paths to Peace, Hotter Times Landscaping, Homesmith Remodeling & Construction, Generation 14, EarthSave Louisville, Cultivating Connections, Community Farm Alliance (CFA), Coalition for the Advancement of Regional Transortation (CART), Clifton Universal Unitarian Church, Center for Neighborhoods, Earth & Spirit Center, and Bike Couriers Bike Shop.

If you cannot join us in planning this meeting, please:
1) let us know if we may add your organization to the co-sponsors list - this is not a monetary issue (j@thegreeningoflouisville.org).
2) spread the word.

www.thegreeningoflouisville.org

Date: Monday, June 16, 2008
Repeat Type: Monday, June 16, 2008 (every Week, Mon)

Time:

7:00pm

Description:

The Brickouse 2nd & St.Catherine

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) maintains a vision of democratic society, where at all levels the people have control of the decisions which affect them and the resources on which they are dependent. SDS is an education and social action organization dedicated to increasing democracy in all phases of our common life. It seeks to promote the active participation of young people in the formation of a movement to build a society free from poverty, ignorance, war, exploitation, racism, sexism, classism, homophobia, and environmental destruction

Time:

6:45pm - 8:45pm

Description:

Eco-Spirituality gatherings
Description: From: Holly E Clark <hollyclark26@gmail.com>

Eco-spiritual practices, wonderful people, and more...

*Looking for a fabulous way to deepen your connection with the natural world and spend your Thursday evenings? Join us as we begin the journey of exploring a variety of eco-spiritual practices with the intention of evolving as individuals and as a group while co-creating with the larger biotic community. We'll be meeting every Thursday evening at the Earth and Spirit Center from 6:45 - 9:00, where we will combine nature meditations from a wide array of spiritual traditions with communal service in the garden and on the land.

General description:
We plan to explore ways of living more harmoniously and regeneratively on earth by deepening our connection to the natural world through intentional and active listening with others and the larger biotic community while growing food sustainably and working on land restoration.

The meetings will be at the earth and spirit center at 1924 Newburg rd. If you pull into the big parking lot by 1924 Newburg Rd, you can park at the back of the lot and walk straight across the big field to the Earth & Spirit Center and the garden. We'll be meeting outside (unless it's raining, then we'll just move indoors), so look for us under the shady trees behind the building. Please email me if you have any questions and feel free to just come and check things out this Thursday if you're interested! Feel free to pass this on...

Potential framework for the gathering:
Guided nature meditation
Spiritual check-in & welcoming
Intentional time w/ the natural world (we'll be working in the garden, so come prepared to get a little dirty!)
Closing meditation
Since we hope to ground each gathering with the opening meditation, please try to be there and sitting down by 6:45, so you might want to actually get to there a bit earlier - i'll be there at 6 so come early if you want to connect, talk, or just relax before we start, and bring a water bottle since it may be warm*

Deep peace ~ holly

Date: Thursday, June 12, 2008
Repeat Type: Thursday, June 12, 2008 (every Week, Thu)
Time: 6:45pm-8:45pm
Duration: 120 minutes

Time:

9:00am - 3:00pm

Description:

Do it single-handedly, or get a group of friends together. You’ll have fun and get fit while helping us hold our ground.You and your family or friends can help root out invasive plants, rebuild trails and restore native plants in our parks. While the parks may look lush and green, these urban natural areas are dying and in desperate need of your help. Even if you’ve never volunteered before, or you’ve never planted a tree, you can protect the future of Louisville’s Olmsted Parks!
Call Sarah Wolff at (502)432-2677 or e-mail sarah.wolff@olmstedparks for more information.
www.olmstedparks.org

Time:

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Description:

Meditation Circle-4p
Matrix-A Place of Change
1050 Bardstown Rd
589-8300