"Hey one & all,
We still have plenty of space for this last of the 2019 Eco-Resilience Workshops, this Thursday 6:00-9:30.
So join those who speak their truth about the ecological state of our world and how they/we are responding to it.
The…"
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Fred Bass commented on Fred Bass's event EcoReslience Workshop: How do we live in a society that wipes out ecosystems?
Fred Bass commented on Fred Bass's event EcoReslience Workshop: How do we live in a society that wipes out ecosystems?
"Hey one & all,
We still have plenty of space for this last of the 2019 Eco-Resilience Workshops, this Thursday 6:00-9:30.
So join those who speak their truth about the ecological state of our world and how they/we are responding to it.
The…"
Fred Bass's event was featured
EcoReslience Workshop: How do we live in a society that wipes out ecosystems? at Village Vancouver fieldhouse
November 21, 2019 from 6pm to 9:30pm
How is ecological collapse affecting your life?How best to face this??How might we respond realistically???A free, one-time, facilitated discussion co-sponsored by Village Vancouver to:-explore and share thoughts, feelings and actions regarding the potential impacts of ecological collapse;-help find meaning, clarity and peace in this uncertain world;-and together build…See More
Fred Bass's event was featured
*EcoReslience Workshop: How do you and I live in a society that wipes out ecosystems? at Village Vancouver Field house
October 7, 2019 from 6pm to 9:30pm
A FREE, one-time, facilitated discussion co-sponsored by Village Vancouver to:-explore and share thoughts, feelings and plans regarding possible impacts on us of ecological collapse;-help find meaning and clarity in this uncertain world and, together, help build our resilience.Facilitator: Fred Bass is a community medicine physician whose past work focused on tobacco addiction and who served on Vancouver city council from 1999 to 2005.Pre-registration is necessary to limit the number to 12…See More
Fred Bass commented on Fred Bass's event EcoReslience Workshop: How do you and I live in a society that wipes out ecosystems?
"Fellow Villager,
If you want to formally register in next Monday's Eco-Resilience workshop,
or get a bit more info in the form of a flyer, please email me (Fred Bass) at:
ecoresiliencecanada@gmail.com and request what you're seeking.
Peace…"
Fred Bass updated an event
EcoReslience Workshop: How do you and I live in a society that wipes out ecosystems? at Village Vancouver Field house
October 7, 2019 from 6pm to 9:30pm
A FREE, one-time, facilitated discussion co-sponsored by Village Vancouver to:-explore and share thoughts, feelings and plans regarding possible impacts on us of ecological collapse;-help find meaning and clarity in this uncertain world and, together, help build our resilience.Facilitator: Fred Bass is a community medicine physician whose past work focused on tobacco addiction and who served on Vancouver city council from 1999 to 2005.Pre-registration is necessary to limit the number to 12…See More
Fred Bass posted an event
EcoReslience Workshop: How do you and I live in a society that wipes out ecosystems? at Village Vancouver Field house
October 7, 2019 from 6pm to 9:30pm
A FREE, one-time, facilitated discussion co-sponsored by Village Vancouver to:-explore and share thoughts, feelings and plans regarding possible impacts on us of ecological collapse;-help find meaning and clarity in this uncertain world and, together, help build our resilience.Facilitator: Fred Bass is a community medicine physician whose past work focused on tobacco addiction and who served on Vancouver city council from 1999 to 2005.Pre-registration is necessary to limit the number to 12…See More
Fred Bass commented on Fred Bass's event EcoReslience Workshop: How do you and I live in a society that wipes out ecosystems?
"All you Villagers,
There is still room for a few Villagers besides myself who's facilitating.
And the non-Villagers registered for this Monday night are interesting people.
May we all find peace (today),
Fred Bass"
Fred Bass's 2 events were featured
EcoReslience Workshop: How do you and I live in a society that wipes out ecosystems?
October 1, 2019 from 6pm to 9:30pmEcoReslience Workshop: How do you and I live in a society that wipes out ecosystems?
September 23, 2019 from 6pm to 9:30pm
Fred Bass posted events
EcoReslience Workshop: How do you and I live in a society that wipes out ecosystems?
October 1, 2019 from 6pm to 9:30pmEcoReslience Workshop: How do you & I live in a society that wipes out ecosystems?
September 23, 2019 from 6pm to 9:30pm
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Knowledge: medicine/epdemiology, some knowledge of city government (two terms on Vancouver city council).
Populations level behaviour change (extensive work in tobacco control). Developing knowledge of ecological literacy. Not bashful.
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- Improve: ecological literacy such that people begin to learn how unsustainable is our current way of doing business; urban agriculture and food supply very important.
Village Vancouver seems to me to be indispensable for building resiliency.
No projects in mind.
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Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 12:38am on September 10, 2013,
Randy Chatterjee said…
Welcome to the Village, Fred, a place where everyone is above average and everyone knows your name.
Ecological literacy? Well, we are working on that. We are again teaching ecological economics downtown on the third Wednesday evenings of every month, all fall and winter. as explained here (click this link to see the course listing). Please join us.
- At 3:51pm on September 9, 2013,
Ross Moster said…
Glad to see you've joined the website, Fred!
I'm going to send you an invite to join Kits Village as well.
Cheers,
Ross
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