Want to learn more about what it is like to live in an Ecovillage? Read on to learn about Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage’s Food Co-ops.
Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage: Food Co-ops
October 16, 2011 By 3 Comments
Grayson’s Inspiring Explanation of the Occupy Wall Street Movement
October 13, 2011 By 3 Comments
“If I am a spokesman for all the people who think that we should not have 24 million people in this country who can’t find a full time job, that we should not have 50 million people in this country who can’t see a doctor when they’re sick; that we shouldn’t have 47 million people in this country who need government help in order to feed themselves, and we shouldn’t have 15 million families who owe more on their mortgage than the value of their home, okay, I’ll be that spokesman.”
Praise Grows for Aquaponics as a Sustainable Food Solution
October 11, 2011 By 2 Comments
The word, aquaponics, may be foreign-sounding, but the practice is beginning to get the attention of many who see it as one sustainable agricultural solution for an increasingly crowded planet. This is especially true for poverty stricken countries that have limited access to either water or tillable land. Aquaponics systems are even appearing now on rooftops of buildings in urban settings.
Slow Money Gathering Opens in San Francisco
October 11, 2011 By 1 Comment
The Third Annual Slow Money National Gathering is being held this week, October 12th through the 14th, at the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco. The conference will explore a variety of topics, including the importance of investing in your own neighborhood, cooperatives and alternative monetary structures, as well as how to create more sustainable interconnected regional economies and small healthy local food systems.
Happy Indigenous People’s Day: Rethinking Celebrating Genocide
October 10, 2011 By Leave a Comment
California’s progressive city of Berkeley is celebrating Indigenous People’s Day today, and hopefully soon the entire nation will follow suit. It makes me sick that we still have a federally sanctioned holiday that celebrates the slaughter, rape and enslavement of millions of indigenous people. Celebrate the people who were here first; join the many activists who are now petitioning for a nationally recognized indigenous holiday.
