Families and The Value of Land [video]
The Charleston City Paper published a great article last week on the importance of land to the sustainable food movement. We thought
Category: activism
Feb 26 – 50 years after Freedom Summer…
Remembering the Civil Rights Movement and Discussing the Right to Vote and Access to Quality Education, 50 years after Freedom Summer On
Feb 24 – “Yes! I’m a Feminist” Party 2015
Tuesday, February 24 5:30pm – 7:30pm. College of Charleston, The Cistern FREE Yes! I’m a Feminist Party 2015 An annual kick-ass
Apply Now: Community Development Fellowships @ Metanoia
Are you ready to work with communities to build a brighter future? Apply to become a Metanoia Fellow today! This is an
GROW PURPOSE INTERVIEW: “People, Planet, & Profits” with Stuart Williams
Grow Purpose Network is a mission-driven consulting firm that addresses social and environmental issues in collaborative, empowering and effective ways. They recently
FREE EVENT: Permaculture & Food Sovereignty with Peter Bane
Our Friday Food Tip this week is an invitation. Author, educator and Permaculturalist, Peter Bane will be discussing “Food Sovereignty” at a
Feb 5 – What Will Seismic Airguns Do to Our Coast?
Join the Sierra Club and Samantha Siegel for an important discussion: “The Impacts of Seismic Airguns in the Atlantic Ocean” Thursday, February
INNOVATIVE IDEA: Free Fridge Feeds the Homeless
Here is an inspiring story of GOOD SHARING from Brussels. A Belgian charity recently installed a free public-access refridgerator to allow the
Register Now – Poverty Simulation is Not a Game
Please join us during Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week for a Poverty Simulation hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement and Charleston
Because Sharing is Good… a Sharing Economy Cartoon
It’s time to talk about how the sharing economy can build itself on true sharing. In this video, Janelle Orsi talks about