permaculture

[camille cimino <camcim@yahoo.com>]

Los Angeles City Repair Tour 2012 w/ Mark Lakeman
Transforming Public Space ~ A Street Corner Revolution!
Join visionary architect Mark Lakeman as he inspires and guides the grid 
structure of a typical American city into a vital social commons with 
Portland's City Repair Project. Now a national movement, City Repair is about 
cities, towns, grids and the intersections where our lives can converge by 
literally inserting villages into cities. Multidisciplinary, City Repair 
combines architecture, urban planning, anthropology, community development, 
public art, permaculture and ecological design in projects that transform 
public space. http://www.cityrepair.org/
When & Where
Strategies for Permaculture Business Guild Development 
w/ Mark Lakeman & Larry Santoyo (http://earthflow.com/)
Hub LA (www.thehubla.com) 2001 S. Barrington Ave. LA, CA 90025
Tues. Oct. 23rd ~ 6:00pm - 9:00pm ~ (Suggested donation $15 - $20)
For more info. contact: CamilleCimino@gmail.com

City Repair Slideshow & Fundraising Dinner
Join us for a bountiful harvest buffet featuring our local farmers. Dinner 
from 6 to 7 and Mark Lakeman will share his wisdom and experience with us at 
7 pm, followed by dessert. 

In partnership with Rootdown (http://rootdownla.org), Urban Dinner Socials 
(www.facebook.com/UrbanDinnerSocials), & Jenny Cooks Catering 
(www.jenniecooks.com)

Jenny Cooks Catering: 3048 Fletcher Dr, LA, CA 90065
Wed: Oct. 24th ~ 6:00pm - 9:00pm ~ (Suggested donation $30 - $55)
Must RSVP: jbcook4me@mac.com

Design Charette & Cob Building Workshop- 
Reclaiming Public Space with a Hands Cob Bench Building Project

HM157 (www.hm157.com)3110 N Broadway Ave, LA, CA
Thurs. Oct 25th ~ 10:00am - 4:00pm ~ (Suggested donation $15-$20)
Bring water bottle, hat and, work gloves, sack lunch or potluck to share.
For more info. contact: Meghan@HM157.com

City Repair Slideshow with Q & A with Mark Lakeman and Dr. Aili Pyhälä
"Re-Villaging: Urban Permaculture Off The Leash"

Fais Do Do: 5257 W. Adams Blvd, LA, CA 90016
Fri. Oct. 26th ~ 6:00pm - 9:00PM ~ ($15 - $25)
For more info. contact: CamilleCimino@gmail.com

Dudley Triangle Public Space Transformation Workshop
In Partnership with and Joyful Activist and UP Permaculture House 

Workshop will include garden update, finish plastering & mosaic work of cob 
bench, installation of a FREE book exchange kiosk, with mural and street 
painting. 

Corner of Dudley and Main St. in Venice, across from the Google building
Sat Oct 27th ~ 9:30am - 2:30pm ~ (Donation event) 
For more info. contact: livinfreeascanbe@gmail.com
Please bring any plants and/or succulent cuttings, garden to tools to use, 
leftover paint for mural and street painting, , brushes, rags, buckets and 
books to donate to FREE library kiosk. You also may want to bring a hat, 
gloves, water, sack lunch or dish to share at potluck.


LA Eco-Village Work Party & Evening Lecture

LA Eco-Village (www.laecovillage.org/) 117 Bimini Place, LA, CA 90004
Sun Oct 28th ~ 11:00am - 5:00pm ~ ($25 for entire event)
11:00am - 1:00 pm Presentation ($15 /w lunch $1o without) 
1:00pm - 4:oo pm Visions Sharing & Placemaking Training ($15) 
4:00pm - 5:00 pm Meet the Organization


For more info on how to get involved with City Repair LA - Contact Camille 
Cimino: camillecimino@gmail.com


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Subject: [permaculture] PR/SUN OCT 21/ 2-5pm Good Laws Good Food Workshop
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SBCC Center for Sustainability "Cities As the Solution" series:

Visions of a 21st Century Food System~
/Good Laws,Good Food /Workshop
with Seattle City Councilmember, Richard Conlin

Afternoon Workshop, Sunday October 21, 2-5pm 2012
BC Forum, Room 222,  SBCC West Campus, Admission $20


Join *Seattle City Councilmember Richard Conlin* as he shares the
strategies of *Seattle's Local Food Action Initiative,* passed in 2008,
that envisions an exciting new urban agriculture model that is good for
the economy, the environment, and our health.

*Access to food is one of the most fundamental needs of a community*,
but is seldom addressed by local governments.  Using the recently
published */Good Laws, Good Food/* document by Harvard Law School/Food
Law & Policy Clinic, Richard Conlin explores the legal structures that
help or hinder local food production in cities.  Also shared will be
*examples of state and local Food Policy Councils *around the country
with diverse stakeholders that have come together to forge responses
aimed at strengthening local & regional food systems.

Richard Conlin was first elected to the Seattle City Council in 1997
after many years of public service with Seattle-based community
organizations.   In 2008 he launched the Local Food Action Initiative to
increase Seattle's access to nutritional foods and strengthen the
security of its food supply.   Conlin co-founded Sustainable Seattle in
1991 and is the founding publisher of YES! magazine.  He currently
serves on the Board of YES!, the Antioch University Seattle Board of
Trustees, and the Board of Directors of the National League of Cities.
Conlin holds a B.A. in History and a Master's degree in Political Science.

The afternoon workshop takes place on *Sunday, October 21, 2pm-5pm, *at
the BC Forum, Room # BC222*, Santa Barbara City College West Campus*,
800 Block of Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara, CA, 93109.*  Admission $20.* No
reservations required, & parking is free on Sundays. More info:
(805)962-2571, email: msbushman@sbcc.edu, http://sustainability.sbcc.edu/

Sponsored by:
The SBCC Center for Sustainability
http://sustainability.sbcc.edu/

Event Co-sponsors:  Nutiva, Fund for Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara
Permaculture Network, Santa Barbara Independent, Slow Money SB Chapter,
Sojourner, Permaculture Credit Union, SOL Food, & Island Seed & Feed




_Additional Info:

_***the workshop is followed by an evening talk:

SBCC Center for Sustainability /Cities As the Solution/ series:
/Vision of a 21st Century Food System ~
Inviting Food & Agriculture Back into Our Cities/
with Seattle City Councilman Richard Conlin
Sunday, Oct 21, 6:30-9pm, Admission, $5
SBCC West Campus, Fe Bland Auditorium

a panel of community members follows the evening talk*: *

    Facilitated by Eric Lohela
    Das Williams, State Assemblyman, 35 District
    Warren Brush, Co-Founder Quail Springs
    Alison Hensley, Co-founder SOL Food Festival
    Meg West, member of the Goleta Planning Board
    Eric Cardenas, Co-founder LOATree, & Santa Barbara & Ventura Ag
    Futures Alliances
    Lori Ann David, Eat Your Yard, Santa Barbara Edible Landscape Company
    Jasper Eiler, Harvest Santa Barbara

Websites:

Seattle Councilmember Richard Conlin
http://www.seattle.gov/council/conlin/

*Good Laws, Good Food*, recently published document by the *Harvard Law
School/Food Law & Policy Clinic*.
http://www.foodsecurity.org/pub/GoodLawsGoodFood.pdf

*Mark Winne
Co-founder, The Community Food Security Coalition (CFSC)
*40 years as a community food activist, writer, and trainer.
http://www.markwinne.com/


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Margie Bushman
Coordinator, SBCC Center for Sustainability
http://sustainability.sbcc.edu/
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