Sunday, April 24, 2011

May 28th // Waste Not Want Not: Food, the Earth and You! at the LOS ANGELES ECO-VILLAGE

Save the date:


Waste Not Want Not: Food, the Earth and You!

Saturday, May 28th 2011
5:00 - 8:00 pm


Located at the Los Angeles Eco-Village
117 Bimini Place
Los Angeles, CA 90004



Food will be provided!
Please bring something to drink, a pen to write with and positive thoughts!

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*We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children*

The time to fix glitches and sinkholes and to create an ALIVE future is NOW!!!

Earth Day is everyday!


Dear friends and colleagues:

Local to Global Life Works would like to invite you to Waste Not Want Not: Food, the Earth and You! - an event to provide internal peace work, inspiration, information, and a space to collectively manifest your positive visions for future human living patterns. The event will be hosted by the Los Angeles Eco-Village (LAEV).

Below, please find the evening program, information about Local to Global Life Works (and our call to action!), the Los Angeles Eco-Village and the film Dive!, which will be screened at the event. Timmy Vatterott, producer of Dive!, will be present at the event to foster discussion and information sharing.


The evening program is as follows:

5:00 - 5:30 pm // Welcome and opening meditation

5:30 - 5:40 pm // Los Angeles Eco-Village introduces their work

5:40 - 6:25 // Screening of Dive!

6:25 - 7:20 // Workshop breakout sessions for event attendees to share thoughts on root causes for the perpetuation of unsustainable, modern living practices and their input on what is being done/what should be done for immediate and long term solution creation

7:20 - 7:30 // Closing meditation

7:30 - 8:00 // Reception and networking


We hope to see you May 28th at the Los Angeles Eco-Village!


Local to Global Life Works - http://localtoglobal.blogspot.com/
Local to Global Life Works wants YOU as a partner and ally! Local to Global Life Works is a budding project that organizes events to provide a public space for people to foster dialogue to inspire the spread of information and devising of mechanisms to build a society that promotes mental, spiritual, physical, community and environmental health. We recognize the fundamental interconnectedness between the individual and local, state, national and global communities. We aim to empower individuals to understand how they contribute to problems faced locally and globally, which therefore makes them crucial to identifying, creating  and implementing solutions to build a thriving, LIVE future for Planet Earth!  We seek any and everyone interested in learning, creating, leading workshops, hosting and attending future events, volunteering, or donating thoughts/time/tools/talents/anything to make our efforts more effective. Come join us! 

Dive! - http://divethefilm.com/
Dive! follows Jeremy Seifert and friends as they dumpster dive in the back alleys and gated garbage receptacles of Los Angeles supermarkets. In the process, they salvage thousands of dollars worth of good, edible food during the worst recession since the Great Depression and uncover a disturbing truth about waste in America. Dive! is equal parts entertainment, philosophy, guerrilla journalism and call to action. The film challenges us to conceive of and implement a much less wasteful way of eating and living.

Los Angeles Eco-Village - http://www.laecovillage.org/
We are a neighborhood in the built-out Wilshire Center/Koreatown area working toward becoming a demonstration of healthy urban community. Our whole-systems approach to community development tries to integrate the social, economic and physical aspects of neighborhood life to be sustainable over the long term. Eco-villagers intend to achieve and demonstrate high-fulfillment, low-impact living patterns, to reduce the burden of government, and to increase neighborhood self-reliance in a variety of areas such as livelihood, food production, energy and water use, affordable housing, transit, recreation, waste reduction and education. We also plan to convert the housing in the neighborhood from rental to permanently affordable cooperative ownership.



Thank you for your time!

Peace to you!