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23 - Learn about the issues surrounding Indiana’s waste,
storm and sewer water infrastructure during this locally-produced,
five-part series on WFYI 90.1 FM HD1, February 23 through 27
during All Things Considered (beginning at 4 pm). News reporters |
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- OED-Renewable Energy Workshop: Basic Photovoltaics
Chamber of Commerce, Madison
9 a.m. to 5 p.m Contact: Cris Dorman at cdorman@oed.IN.gov or
call 317.690.7243 |
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- Peace Learning Center presents "Addressing Conflict
in Healthy Ways" Facilitator: Tahnea Jafari, 8:30 a.m.
to 12 p.m. $25 Click here to register or for more information.
OED-Renewable Energy Workshop: Basic Photovoltaics
Vincennes University, Vincennes 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Contact: Cris
Dorman at cdorman@oed.IN.gov or call 317.690.7243
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- LIQUID ASSETS, a ninety-minute documentary, tells the
story of essential infrastructure systems: water, wastewater,
and stormwater. 9:00 p.m. WFYI, Channel 20
USGBC-IN Northeast Branch, in collaboration
with Northeast Indiana Green Build Coalition presents
Top Ten Energy Myths - BUSTED. Laura Matney of Wabash Valley
Power Association will review the top ten myths as identified
by Wabash Valley Power Association's Energy Advisors. She
will provide scientific evidence to explain why they are myths
and offer solutions for dealing with issues surrounding each
myth. Northeastern REMC Touchstone Energy Room 4901 E. Park
30 Drive Columbia City, IN 46725 To register, please email:
northeast@usgbc-in.org.
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- 5th Annual North American Handmaid Bicycle Show
Indiana Convention Center
Indianapolis Through March 1st ArtBike! is a street art/sculpture/installation
art exhibition that will run during the course of the NAHBShow
in galleries in the Mass. Ave. area; and in galleries and on
the streets around Fountain Square.
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Hart
Rock Poetry Series and Open-mic 7:00pm, Rachael's Cafe
- Lots of Love with Julia Dadds, Bill and Glenda Breeden
and Paul Swanson - Poetry, Song and Storytelling
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- 5th Annual North American Handmaid Bicycle Show Indiana
Convention Center Indianapolis
Through March 1st - ArtBike! is a street art/sculpture/installation
art exhibition that will run during the course of the NAHBShow
in galleries in the Mass. Ave. area; and in galleries and on
the streets around Fountain Square. |
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- 5th Annual North American Handmaid Bicycle Show Indiana
Convention Center Indianapolis Through March 1st - ArtBike!
is a street art/sculpture/installation art exhibition that will
run during the course of the NAHBShow in galleries in the Mass.
Ave. area; and in galleries and on the streets around Fountain
Square. - Voluntary Simplicity Workbook Series |
| 2-SustaIN:
Indiana’s Green Ideas and Networking Event is a forum
for students, business professionals, and the general public
to meet with and learn from Indiana’s research and industry
leaders about green and sustainability initiatives and practices.10am-4pm
at the IUPUI Campus Center in downtown Indianapolis. For more
information, please visit http://sustain.iupui.edu or email
Scott Feeny at sfeeny@iupui.edu, or call (317) 274-3215
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- Journeys Fire presents "An Evening with Ocean Robbins
- When Hope Takes a Stand", Unitarian Universalist
Church 615 W. 43rd St. Indianapolis - 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Suggested
donation $10 |
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- USGBC-IN Northeast Branch Seminar: Going Green - LEED Benefits
and Paybacks Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Fort Wayne,
IN - Begins at 2:30 PM - Please register |
7th
- GreenFEST'09 Planning Session ONE!' on Green FEST PS Fort
Wayne!
Plan an EARTH Day EVENT! - Benefit Community Harvest- The BESt
Way to REcycle! - GreenFEST'09 Planning Session ONE! Time: March
7, 2009 from 10am to 11:30pm
Location: Waynedale Public Library, 2200 Lower Huntington Road,
Fort Wayne, Indiana - ------See more details
and RSVP on Green FEST PS Fort Wayne:
http://greenfestps.ning.com/events/event/show?id=2870555%3AEvent%3A82&xgi=5udrFee |
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- Kelley School of Business - Indiana Convention Center
- 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. - Featuring NY Times columnist David Brooks,
environmentalist Bill McKibben, and Amory Lovins from the Rocky
Mountain Insititute |
March
11-15, 2009, Seeking Global Advances in Healthcare -
Marriott North, Indianapolis, Indiana
For the latest updates, contact Executive Director Wendy Chappell,
at
419-358-0273 or wendy@icimed.com or go to the conference website:
http://www.icimed.com/. |
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-13 - Indiana Building Green Symposium 2009
Indianapolis Museum of Art |
March
13-15, International Evidence-based Complementary Medicine
Conference University of New England,
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
This international conference will bring together healthcare
practitioners of all persuasions and scientists to learn the
recent developments in the evidence supporting the use of complementary
medicine. The particular focus will be on herbal and nutritional
therapies, but all aspects of evidence-based practice such as
quality issues, safety, controlled clinical trials and effectiveness
in a hospital or clinical setting will be explored at the conference.
The conference website has all relevant information: http://www.conferencecompany.com.au/compmed/theme.php. |
| 18th,
5:00 to 6:00 PM Peace Vigil at the Court House, intersection
of Kirkwood Avenue and Walnut Street, Bloomington, Indiana,
is commemorating/protesting the 6th anniversary of the Iraq
War. Rev. Bill is taking his guitar and he and Glenda will lead
some sing a-longs that are familiar. Some of the Raging Grannies
will be there to lead some of their songs. Come if you can.
Love and Peace, Glenda |
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20th, 7 PM - Journey of Hope - From Violence to Healing
- Where: St. Paul's Catholic Center, 1413 E. 17th St, Who: Bess
Klassen-Landis and Bill Pelke, through stories and music, will
share their experiences of losing family members to murder and
why they've devoted their lives to ending the death penalty.Refreshments
and Discussion - Sponsored by: Bloomington Coalition to Abolish
the Death Penalty; UU Friends of Prisoners Task Force; Trinity
Episcopal, Friends Meeting, and St. Paul's Catholic Center Social
Justice Committees |
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25-27 - American Academy of Osteopathy Annual Convocation,
Peabody Hotel, Little Rock, Arkansas - Register online at http://www.academyofosteopathy.org/
or call 317-879-1881 |
| 4th
Annual Joint American Homeopathic Conference - March 27-29,
2009, Bellevue Hilton, Bellevue, Washington , This conference
brings together the entire homeopathic community: practitioners
from all of the professional organizations, including NASH,
AIH, HANP, and HNA; students; and interested members of the
public. Advanced workshops are offered as well as introductory
talks. Go to http://nationalcenterforhomeopathy.org/ for more
details. |
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March - World Day for Water 2009:
World Water Day (WWD) 2007 will be guided by the theme 'Coping
with Water Scarcity' under the leadership of the Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United Nations. This year's theme highlights
the increasing significance of water scarcity worldwide and
the need for increased integration and cooperation to ensure
sustainable, efficient and equitable management of scarce water
resources, both at international and local levels. http://www.unesco.org/water/water_celebrations/ |
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27th - 7:00pm - Hart
Rock Poetry Series and
Open-mic at Rachael's Cafe, 300 E. 3rd. St., Bloomington,
takes place every fourth Friday. - Women's Month Celebration
- "Women's Words - Women's Voices" with Barb Schwegman,
Amanda Wrigley and Silja Weber.
Peace Learning Center presents "Solving
the Recruitment Challenge: Recruiting and Retaining Diversity"
Facilitator: Debra Jarvis, 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. $25
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31st
- OED-Renewable Energy Workshop: Introduction to Residential
Wind - Purdue University,
West Lafayette - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m - Contact: Cris Dorman at cdorman@oed.IN.gov
or call 317.690.7243 |
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8th - SIREN
Southern Indiana Renewable Energy Network
monthly meeting, Monroe County Public Library, 303 E. Kirkwood
Ave., Bloomington. 349-3228 |
| 9th
- 7 pm The Power of Community How Cuba Survived Peak Oil,
Monroe County Public Library, 303 E. Kirkwood Ave., Bloomington.
349-3228 (also a fundraiser) |
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- Guitart Auction to benefit Rhino's -Rhino's Youth Media
Center announces its second Guitart Auction, to be held Thursday,
April 16, 2009. It takes place at The Lodge, 101 E. 6th Street
on the north-east corner of the Courthouse Square.
Click here to read details on our blog. |
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April 17 through 19 - Earth Day Network,
with our partner Green Apple Festival, is holding simultaneous
events in ten US cities over Earth Day Weekend - that will
this year focus on environmental volunteerism. The service
events, coupled with Earth Day on the National Mall in Washington,
DC and free "Thank You" concerts for volunteers
in each city, introduce"The Green
Generation," a two-year initiative that will culminate
on the 40th anniversary of Earth Day in 2010. Over Earth Day
Weekend, simultaneous Volunteer Projects will be organized
in New York City, Boston, Washington DC, Atlanta, Chicago,
Denver, Austin, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle. Our
flagship event, Earth Day on the National Mall, will be a
large-scale free Earth Day festival with music, entertainment,
speakers and environmental activities on Sunday, April 19,
2009 in Washington DC. Stay tuned for more!
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- Sierra Club presents the film: "Everything's Cool"
will be shown free of charge at Epworth United Methodist Church
at 7PM. The church is located at 6450 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis. |
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18th - "THE INDY ARTISTS' PEACE PROJECT
- LIVE!", Saturday, April 18, 7:00-9:00 PM.@ The
Bean Cup Coffee Shop, 8908 S. Saint Peter Street, Indianapolis,
IN, (across from the Greenwood Park Mall, )An artistic celebration
of peace, nonviolence and social justice, featuring music,
poetry, speakers and more!With performances by; PATRICIA C.
COLEMAN (poet), EVERETT.MCKEE (singer/songwriter), E.A. STROTHER
(singer/songwriter), JEFF MATHEUS (poet), SAM CARPENTER (folk
singer/guitarist) GLOBAL GIFTS (guest speaker w/presentation
on Fair Trade) Hosted by; MICHELLE GUSSOW (writer/filmmaker)
PLUS: Free Conscientious Objector Registry,
free literature on peace & justice concerns, and more.
For more info e-mail; jeffmatheus@hotmail.com
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18-19th - Training for Transition, The purpose of the
two-day training is to provide an in-depth experiential introduction
to Transition for those who are considering bringing Transition
to their community or getting involved in the leadership of
an already existing local initiative.
The course includes the "fundamentals"
for setting up, running and maintaining a successful Transition
Initiative. It is packed with imaginative and inspiring ways
to delve into both the theory and practice of Transition,
providing training in the basics of Transition for new communities
coming on board, as well as other skills necessary to successfully
set up and run a Transition Initiative. The weekend will also
include a special optional "Transition Clinic" (on
Saturday evening) for those who want to go deeper into the
nuts and bolts of launching or expanding local Transition
Initiatives.
Saturday, April 18th and Sunday, April 19th
, 2009, City Hall Council Chambers, Bloomington City Hall
Saturday, 8:30 a.m. registration; workshop
runs from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., with breaks for lunch and
dinner; optional Transition Clinic at 7:00 p.m. Sunday workshop
runs from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., with lunch break.
Instructors: Michael Brownlee and Lynette
Marie Hanthorn, certified Transition Trainers and co-founders
of Transition Boulder County (the first official Transition
Initiative in North America). They each bring more than three
years of on-the-ground relocalization experience to the Transition
Training, as well as a in-depth practice in organizational
development, group process technologies, and psychospiritual
processes.
Price: $225. ($250 after Monday, April 6th
, 2009). Food and lodging not included (snacks and refreshments
provided). 5 full (or ten half) scholarships may be available.
Space is limited, so please register early!
Contact Keith Johnson (transitiontraining@permacultureactivist.net),
812-335-0383) Send payment to the following address: 5421
E. Kings Road, Bloomington, IN 47408. Make checks payable
to Keith Johnson (write "Transition Training" in
the memo line).
• Time: 9AM
• Cost: $225 ($250 after apr 6) transitionindiana.ning.com
335-0383
• Where: City Hall, 401 N. Morton St., Bloomington. 812-349-3406
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- Sunrise Paddle |
| 19th
- Trail Cleanup - Bloomington Parks and Recreation celebrates
Earth Week with a spring cleanup of the Lower Cascades Creek
Trail. We'll provide bags and gloves. For ages 10 yrs. and up.
Meet at the Waterfall Shelter. 1:00 pm,
Cascades Park, 2851 N.
Old Ind. 37, Bloomington. 812-349-3700 |
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19 - 8th Annual Complementary Medicine Conference, New Paltz,
New York - This conference will focus on treating the whole
person addressing the value of mind, body, and spirit; food
as medicine; nutritional supplements; natural hormones and hormone
balance; detoxification; risk reduction; and environmental links
to cancer. CE credits available. Call 845-339-4673 or go to
the website http://www.breastcanceroptions.org/ for more information. |
21st - 10am- 2pm - Earth Day Celebration with Bloomington
in Peoples Park (across the street from Kilroy's on Kirkwood).
Find out more about our local natural resources, green organizations,
and ways to reduce our carbon footprint, 501 E Kirkwood Ave,
Bloomington, IN
For information contact Angie Smith, Bloomington Parks and Recreation,
Cell: 812-360-3455, Phone: 812- 349-3759, Fax: 812-349-3705
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23-26 - Nutritional Considerations of the Female Patient:
The American Chiropractic Association Council on Nutrition
Annual Symposium, Atlanta, Georgia - CE and DACBN credit available.
For more details, contact Bonnie Sealock, ACA Council on Nutrition,
6855 Browntown Road, Front Royal, VA 22630, call 540-635-8844,
or visit the association website: http://www.councilonnutrition.com/.
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| 24th
- Arbor Day - plant a tree today! Maybe you will plant a
fruit tree, http://www.arborday.org |
| 25th
- Earth
Day - A Call for Action on Climate Change |
| 25th
- Reiki Share - 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM - monthly Reiki Share in
the Monroe County Public Library, 303 East Kirkwood, Bloomington,
IN. This Reiki Share is open to all levels of Reiki and all
schools of Reiki. Questions, e-mail Patricia at healingart@gmail.com.
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| Earth
Day Bloomington -
Center for Sustainable Living |
| Earth
Day 2009 - Indianapolis
- 11 a.m to 4 p.m., American Legion Mall |
| Earth
Day Indiana Festival Saturday, EVERY DAY Earth Day in
other ways |
| 25th
- Bloomington's First Green Building Tour, Bloomington's
first ever Green Building Tour. Hosted by EarthCare, Wonderlab,
South Central Indiana Chapter of the US Green Building Council,
City of Bloomington Commission on Sustainability, City of Bloomington
Environmental Commission and the Center for Sustainable Living.
For more information email environment@bloomington.in.gov |
| 24th
- 7:00pm - Hart
Rock Poetry Series and
Open-mic at Rachael's Cafe, 300 E. 3rd. St., Bloomington,
- takes place every fourth Friday. - Poetry Month Celebration
"For Our Earth - Poets Speak" with local highschool
students. |
| Luna
Festival 26th - A celebration of - A Celebration of Women in
Business & the Arts - Showers Plaza, Bloomington, Sunday
26 April 2009, Time: 11:00 am to 4:00 pm - Booth information
Price for 6'x 4' Space: $30 - Contact: Loni DishongWomen Inspire,
Inc., PO Box 2721, Bloomington, IN 47402, Phone: 812-369-6333,
daily 9:00 am to 5 pm, Email: LunaFestival2009@gmail.com, Website:
www.WomenInspire.org |
| 27th
- A book release celebration for Daniel Atlas - "Gardening
with sprouts" A How-To Guide to Understanding Organic Gardening
and Design - 5:30pm - 8pm Finch's Brasserie, 514 East Kirkwood
Ave., Bloomington |
| 29th
- Chickens in the City - Mother Hubbard's Cupboard Conference
Room, 1010 South Walnut St, Bloomington - Donations suggested
if possible. To register contact Stephanie at stephanie@mhcfoodpantry.org |
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Apr 30th - May 2nd, 9:00am - 2:00pm - E-Waste
Recycle Days - If you are
a member of the general public or an IU student, staff, or
faculty member Indiana University - Bloomington, North
Dunn St & E 17th St
Indianapolis
- Indiana State Fairgrounds, East 38th St & Coliseum Ave
(get directions)
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1st - Saturday. May Day 2009 - The Morris
Dancers will be at the Bloomington Farmers Market at
noon
2009 Asian Fest at the Bloomington Farmers'
Market takes place 10 a.m.-noon in the Showers
atrium and outdoor stage area, in conjunction with the farmers'
market.Enjoy the diversity within Asian cultures through a
children's art and poster exhibition, cooking demonstrations,
cultural performances, art crafts and games. There will be
a free henna and calligraphy demonstration, face painting,
caricature art and a raffle drawing. Cooking demonstrations
will feature Japanese, Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese and Filipino
dishes. Games include making masks from Asia, learning Korean
folk games, Go game, Asian roulette and the Skittles Chopstick
Challenge. Visit
the Local Food Bloomington blog for more details!
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May 1st, GLOBAL LOVE DAY, Annual Event, Annually Inspiring
People to Love Unconditionally! Third Annual Global Love Day
- Love Begins With Me. It's all about LOVE in global proportions!
The Love Foundation is once again inviting people around the
world to join together in celebrating and expanding LOVE during
a one day planetary event encompassing all nations and all people. |
| May 8 - 10 - Spring
Blossom Festival - Downtown Nashville, IN |
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9 - Green America is a proud sponsor of World Fair Trade
Day, an international celebration of Fair Trade. The theme
of this year's World Fair Trade Day, Everything Is Better When
It's Fair, reminds us that Fair Trade is more than coffee, chocolate
and handcrafts. Please join us to break last year's record of
the world's largest Fair Trade coffee break. http://www.fairtraderesource.org/wftd/wftd-09/fair-trade-break-action-guide/
(Remember that buying local is definitely fair trade and sustainable) |
| May 9th - REUNION -
When the Chickens Come Home to Roost with Mark Bingham, Caroline
Peyton, bob Lucas, Dillion Bustin, Ruthie Allen and Marc Haggerty
- tickets!buskirkchumley.org, Venue Art Gallery and Runcible
Spoon or Box Office - 812-323-3020 |
| Sixth
Annual International Greening Rooftops for Sustainable Communities,
Conference |
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12-16 - The North American Research Conference on Complementary
& Integrative Medicine, Hilton Minneapolis Hotel, Minneapolis,
Minnesota - This conference is sponsored by the Consortium of
Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM), which
consists of 41 leading academic medical centers from across
North America. The conference will showcase original scientific
complementary, alternative, and integrative medical research
(CAIM) through keynote and plenary presentations, oral and poster
presentations, and innovative scientific sessions. Go to the
conference website, http://www.imconsortium-conference.org/,
for information about submission of abstracts, registration,
and CME credit. |
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14 - "Hatije's Hafla" on Thursday at 6:00pm
to 9:00pm, "Live music and dance!"
Performance Hosted by Salaam - a fundraiser for Middle
Way House at Max's Place, 7th Street, Bloomington |
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15-16 - Integrative and Holistic Nursing: Bringing Healing to
You and Your Patients - , Schaetzel Center, Scripps Memorial
Hospital, La Jolla, California, Scripps Center for Integrative
Medicine will host a one-of-a-kind CEU program for nurses who
are interested in expanding their knowledge in mind-body-spirit
healing for themselves and their patients. From prevention and
early detection to energy medicine and healthy eating, the attendees
will learn about the scientifically validated integrative and
complementary approaches that promote health and healing and
changes in the healthcare paradigm. For more information or
to register, call 858-652-5400 or send an e-mail to med.edu@scrippshealth.org. |
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National Family Month
is celebrated annually from Mother's Day to Father's Day
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| May
27th- Green Drinks Bloomington with Maggie Sullivan -
"Learn about the Local Growers Guild", 5:30 - 8:00pm
at Banquet facility of Upland Brewing Company, 11th Street (off
College) |
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Global Integrative Medicine
Conference in North America (?)
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- Indiana Summit on Water and Human Health - The second
Indiana Summit on Environmental Health will be held at the IUPUI
Campus Center. The focus of the summit will be issues related
to water
quality. The Summit is being organized by the IUPUI Department
of Earth Sciences, Center for Earth and Environmental Science,
School of Public and Environmental Affairs, and Center for Environmental
Health, along with Improving Kids’ Environment and the
Hoosier Environmental Council. If you have questions, please
contact Indra Frank at indfrank@comcast.net. |
| 22nd
- 7:00 pm - Hart
Rock Poetry Series and
Open-mic at Rachael's Cafe, 300 E. 3rd. St., Bloomington,
takes place every fourth Friday . - Poetry Month Celebration |
| 8th
International Trade Fair and Congress "Water: Ecology and
Technology" (?) |
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June 3-4, 2009 - Indiana
Recycling Coalition's 20th Annual Conference
~ “Kickin’ Green up a Notch – Solutions for
our Sustainable Future” . Bloomington Convention Center.
If you have any questions, feel free to direct them my way,
Corrina Prather - prather.corrina@principal.com
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June 5, 2008 - World Environment Day
- http://www.unep.org/wed/2006/english/, commemorated each
year on 5 June, is one of the principal vehicles through which
the United Nations stimulates worldwide awareness of the environment
and enhances political attention and action.
June 5th, Friday at 7:00pm to 10:00pm, The
First Streetdance of the Summer "The future days
of yore ...", Concert - Host: BEAD in cooperation with
WFHB; 7th Street between Walnut and College
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| JUNE 6, 2009
10:30-4:30 - Raw Foods Day Conference - FULL RAW VEGAN MEAL,
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, and JUNE 7, 2009 1:30-7:30m COLUMBUS, OH -
3 SEMINARS and DEMOS, Tickets/Details at www.joelsfood.com,
Pre-registration $50 individual/$80 couple, Door Tickets, if
available $60/$100. Seminars By: Joel Odhner CEO of Joels Food.com
- Shawna Stursa - rawshawna.info; Andy Reed, Lac - centerforwholism.com
. Sponsored by:Clintonville Community Market, Good Earth Natural
Food Co.,Journey's Fire International, Simply Living Institute,
Whole Foods Market |
| June 7th - Durga
Tour on Sunday,! Two exciting workshops with Tempest and Asharah,
plus Motif, the interactive evening of music and dance led by
Tempest, Asharah and acclaimed musician Tim Rayborn. This is
a very special event, not to be missed. Go to http://www.ddbd.org/durga
for more information and to buy tickets. Register early, register
often! (And pass the info on to your friends.) darksidetribaldance@gmail.com
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June 11-14 -
Food As Medicine: Integrating Nutrition Into Clinical Practice,
Medical Education & Community Health, Marriott Wardman Park
Hotel, Washington, DC - Food As Medicine is the
most comprehensive clinical nutrition training program for healthcare
professionals in the United States.. For more information, visit
www.cmbm.org/fam or call 202-966-7338. |
| June 11- August
13 - Thursdays - American Tribal Style Bellydance with Ann
Shaffer,Times: Level I: 7:30-8:25 / Level II: 8:35-9:30,
The Dance Center, 223 S. Pete Ellis Dr., Bloomington, IN darksidetribaldance@gmail.com |
June 19th -
Friday Poetry Church! Sign-Up for performance time at
the show!
Beeheaded Mushroom Goddess Poetry Church! Racheal's Café,
7:30pm-9:30pm
Hosted by Jada b & Dennis Ray Powell - Come bring your poems,
songs, short stories, plays, art anything & get that old
time religion of creativity in your soul! Sinners & saints
all are welcome! Sign-Up for performance time at the show! |
| June 11-14 -
Reflective Practice: Creating Sacred Space - American Holistic
Nurses Association 29th Annual Conference - Madison Concourse
Hotel, Madison, Wisconsin Visit the conference website for more
information: http://www.ahna.org/. |
| June 27 - Saturday,
at 4:00pm - Sunday, June 28 at 12:00am The Runcible Spoon
Summer Gypsy Market..."Come Out Come Out Wherever You
Are...To Find Hand~Made Earthly Treasures...And Along The Way~Ethereal
Pleasures..." |
| AMERICAN
HOLISTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 2009 NATIONAL CONFERENCE |
| National
Conference on Precautionary Principle Approach |
| June
24th - Green Drinks Bloomington - 5:30 - Upland Banquet
Center, Dan Killion, owner of Sherlock Homes Home Inspection
Service, V.P. of Monroe County Building Association & a
member of Bloomington Environmental Commission. He will talk
about making existing homes more energy efficient. Teachers
from Gary, Indiana will also be showcasing their photography
of Griffy Lake taken as part of a progam to create community-based
environmental units of their own. |
| Friday,
June 26, 6:00-8:00 PM, "PEACE COFFEEHOUSE" ,
First Mennonite Church, 4601 Knollton Road, Indianapolis- An
artistic celebration of peace & social justice featuring
music, poetry, storytelling, food and fellowship! Featured performers
will be Khabir Shareef (storyteller), E.A. Strother (singer/songwriter),
Branches Breath (Native American music), Everett Mckee (singer/songwriter)
and Jeff Matheus (poet). Plus; A special guest speaker from
The Indianapolis Peace Institute, visual art displays, and a
special presentation about the IAPP's upcoming film project,
"Soldier's Song". Free Admission. Free coffee &
tea. Baked goods will be sold to support the ongoing work of
the Indy Artists' Peace Project. For more info e-mail: jeffmatheus@hotmail.com,
or call (317)872-2155.
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| June
25th and 26th Washington, DC, Convergence on Zero conference
on tools for moving to zero emissions (www.convergenceonzero.org) |
| June
25-28 - 27th Annual International Symposium on Man and His
Environment in Health and Disease - Dallas, Texas - For
more information, contact American Environmental Health Foundation,
at 800-428-2343 or 214-361-9515, e-mail. |
| 26th
- 7:00 pm-
Poetry Series and
Open-mic at
Rachael's Cafe - "Father Words and Sounds" OPEN-MIC
at Rachael's Cafe, 300 E. 3rd. St., Bloomington, Share poems,
stories, song and music from and about fathers of all kinds! |
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27th - Sat - Center for
Sustainable Living Annual Party at Bloomington Bike Project,
214 N. Madison St., Bloomington - food beverages, music and
Volunteer awards!
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| July , , Wabash
Riverfest Lafayette, IndianaTapawingo Park, |
| July
, Healing Sounds Intensive - Once a year, a unique group
of people from throughout the planet are called to join together
at the Healing Sounds Intensive in the heart of the Rocky Mountains
of Colorado. www.healingsounds.com |
| July
, WORLD
WATER WEEK |
| 22nd - Green Drinks
welcomes SIREN (Southern Indiana Renewable Energy Network),
an all volunteer groups within the Center for Sustainable
Living. They will provide a brief overview of who and what
SIREN is, along with profiles of several RE installations in
the Bloomington area during the program from 6 – 6:30 pm.
The mission of SIREN is to accelerate the transition from fossil
fuels to renewable energy resources in south central Indiana.
SIREN works to educate the community about the potential for
renewables in our area, and assists members with their RE projects. |
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Aug. 7, 5 - 7:30, Friday
Reception - Paintings of Local Birds by Joanne Shank
Luna Moth Gallery, 323 S. Walnut, Located in the Caldwell
Center for Culture & Ecology - exhibit July 3 - Aug 28
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Poetry Series and Open-mic at Rachael's |
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September 10th and 11th, Santa
Fe, NM, Slow Money National Gathering (www.slowmoneyalliance.org)
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26 - The 2nd Annual Sustainable Living Fair takes place
from 9am to 4pm in Mill Race Park in Columbus, Indiana.
It will be a fun day with food, live music, interesting speakers,
and sustainable vendors. We aim to communicate the importance
of “living green” and living sustainably by saving
money and natural resources now and for future generations to
Columbus residents and the rest of Indiana. Our vendors will
all be presenting a wide variety of sustainable products and
concepts, earth-friendly products, local products and produce,
personal wellness, recycling ideas and information, and sustainable
transportation. For more information, please visit http://slf.helpmotherearth.com/. |
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Rock Poetry Series and
Open-mic at Rachael's Cafe, 300 E. 3rd. St., Bloomington,
takes place every fourth Friday |
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, Bloomington, IN Diversity Day fair/kids'activities/food.
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1-6, 2009 - American Red Cross - 26th Annual Book Fair,
Bloomington, Monroe Co. Fiargrounds, Commercial Bldg. West -
Hours - Thurs & Fri., 2-10pm - $10 admission; Sat., 10am
- 6pm - free admission, 1/2 price books; Sun., 10am-6pm, Free
Admission, $8 Bag-it; Monday, 9am-6pm - Free Admission, 1/2
Price Bag-it; Tuesday, 9am-5pm - Free Books Day |
October
4-9 - 10th Annual Integrative Holistic Medicine Review Course
and Exam
Westfields Marriott, Chantilly, Virginia, The site is about
6 miles from Dulles Airport west of Washington, DC. Scripps
will again be partner to the American Board of Integrative Holistic
Medicine and will arrange for CME credit. Go to http://www.holisticboard.org/
for more information. |
October
17th, Stockbridge, MA, E. F. Schumacher Annual Lectures
(www.smallisbeautiful.org) |
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18th-23rd, Sonoma, CA, Economics of Peace (www.praxispeace.org) |
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22nd-25th, New Bedford, MA, Bioneers by the Bay (www.marioninstitute.org) |
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24th, 350.org, International Day of Climate Action led
by Bill McKibben (www.350.org) |
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5-7 - AHMA 2009 Conference: The Future of Holistic Medicine,
Renaissance Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio - Invited keynote speakers
include Michael Roizen, Tieraona Low Dog, and Leland Kaiser.
Visit http://www.holisticmedicine.org/ for conference information. |
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