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events:index [2023/01/31 16:55] franco [Towards a Post-Extractive Culture: a gathering of souls dreaming and building post-extractive cultures - 23/02/2023 to 25/02/2023] |
events:index [2023/03/13 03:32] (current) urvi ["BEAUTIFUL RESISTANCE" A Creative way to build peace within - 21/03/2023] |
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| - | ### Indigenous Food Systems: Habitat Expansion and the Excavation of Hidden History - 17/02/2023 | + | ### "BEAUTIFUL RESISTANCE" A Creative way to build peace within - 21/03/2023 |
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| - | Lyla June (Diné/Tsétsêhéstâhese) will discuss native food systems in pre-Columbian times. Through her doctoral work she has seen that a common denominator in these systems is the strategy of habitat expansion. Whether it's burning grasslands to maintain habitat for deer, buffalo, antelope, etc, or building intertidal rock walls to catch sediment for clam habitat, native people have a knack for building a home for their food in reciprocal relationships. Through this maintenance of the home of edible plants and animals, whom we see as relatives, our food can come to us through consensual and respectful relationship. | + | The presentation of the philosophy and work of “Beautiful Resistance” as a beautiful and creative, non-armed way to build peace within individuals to be peace builders and active change makers within their own community and the world. |
| - | **[[.::2023_indigenious_food_systems|Access to details]]** | + | The presentation would focus on the individual, the philosophy, the context and Education with applied work on the ground.Dr Abusrour will present himself and his background, and how the concept and philosophy of Beautiful Resistance was born and what it means, and how performing and visual arts, culture are important to be used in education as important means of self-expression to be truthful and build peace within individuals and as changemakers. |
| - | ### Strategies Beyond Borders: Tales of Time Banks- 27/01/2023 | ||
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| - | This interactive session will engage participants in a presentation, experiential activity and discussion about the social/economic/political organizing format often referred to as “time banking”. The purpose of this is to recognize that everyone has contributions to make and needs to fulfill. As opposed to the capitalist model of competition, extraction and exploitation, these projects draw on the strength of community to affirm the worth and value of each individual. In this session, students who have participated in “mini” time banks in classroom settings will share what they thought of this idea before and after experiencing it in practice. In small groups, attendees will have the opportunity to consider what they have to “offer” and what they “need”. | ||
| - | **[[https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/webinars:2023:learning:timebank|Access to details]]** | + | **[[.::2023_beautiful resistance|Access to details]]** |
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| + | ### Manifesto for an Ecosocial Energy Transition from the Peoples of the South - 10/02/2023 | ||
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| + | Together with the Ecosocial and Intercultural Pact of the South, we'll be launching a new manifesto this Friday, February 10 at 9 am (EST). The “Manifesto for an Ecosocial Energy Transition from the Peoples of the South” is the work of groups and individuals from across the Global South. | ||
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| + | ### Strategies Beyond Borders: Tales of Time Banks- 27/01/2023 | ||
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| + | This interactive session will engage participants in a presentation, experiential activity and discussion about the social/economic/political organizing format often referred to as “time banking”. The purpose of this is to recognize that everyone has contributions to make and needs to fulfill. As opposed to the capitalist model of competition, extraction and exploitation, these projects draw on the strength of community to affirm the worth and value of each individual. In this session, students who have participated in “mini” time banks in classroom settings will share what they thought of this idea before and after experiencing it in practice. In small groups, attendees will have the opportunity to consider what they have to “offer” and what they “need”. | ||
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| + | **[[https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/webinars:2023:learning:timebank|Access to details]]** | ||