First Annual Seminar on Sustainable Living

errorDear Friends, Collegues, Associates, and Dreamers:


The Regenerative Collective Presents....


The First Annual Seminar on Sustainable Living.

An open public forum featuring
workshops, speakers, dinner, and celebration.

At the Regenerative Co-Op House at:
997 Bradford Street, Pomona

Learn how you can help the environment through everyday hands-on
approaches, activities and strategies.


Workshop Schedule:

2 pm: Introduction to Regenerative Philosophy
2:30: Organic Gardening and Permaculture
3 pm: Composting and Recycling
3:30: Solar Energy and Energy Conservation
4 pm: Nutrition, Vegetarian Cooking, and Vegan Living
4:30: Community Building and Greening your Neighborhood
5 pm: Local Environmental Campaigns and Political Activism
5:30: Open Discussion, Announcements, Overview

6 pm: Community-wide dinner, networking, and dialogue.

7 pm: Music, Celebration, and Food Not Bombs Fundraiser.

This event is free to all members of the public, with an optional
$5 donation to the event organization costs, food, and workshop
materials.

The event is co-sponsored by the Pomona Chapter of
Food Not Bombs, Energy Efficiency Solar Electric Solutions, and
The Regenerative Collective of Pomona.


"Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of
strength that will endure as long as life lasts," - Rachel Carson



Directions on how to get there:

From Los Angeles:

Take the 10 freeway Eastbound towards Pomona. Take the 10 freeway
until you reach Garey avenue in Pomona. Get off at Garey, and
turn right. Go down Garey for 1/2 mile. Turn Left at Alvarado
Street. Go down to the next street, Bradford and then turn right.
Find Parking. The Seminar is at 997 Bradford Street, at the
southwest corner of Bradford and Alvarado.

From Orange County:

Take the 57 Freeway northbound. Go through Diamond Bar, and stay
on the 57 north. Head north and then take the 10 freeway
eastbound. Go down the 10 freeway for 5 miles, and get off at
Garey Avenue. Turn right. Go down 1/2 a mile to Alvarado. Turn
Left at Alvarado. Turn right onto Bradford Street. 997 Bradford

From the Inland Empire. Take the 10 freeway westbound. Get off in
Pomona at Towne Avenue. Turn Left onto Towne. Go down Towne Ave.
for 1/2 a mile. Turn right at Alvarado Street. Go down Alvarado
Street for 1/2 a mile. Turn Left at Bradford Street. Find
Parking. Seminars at 997 Bradford Street.


Any ideas, concerns, or desires to help with speaking or
presenting your ideas on a topic or possible discussion groups?
A Call for Papers, ideas and projects for the seminars are being
accepted. Please feel free to contact us at:

Regenerative Collective House Number:(909) 469-5100
Energy Efficiency Solar Office: (909) 865-8561
Fax: (909) 623-0575
Coordinating Contacts: James Roberts (714) 310-4952
Emily Lutz (909) 469-5100


Interested in helping in the seminars?
The topic facilitators are:

Regenerative Philosophy:
Corvidae0764@aol.com, wkorthof@earthlink.net,
jamesrroberts@hotmail.com

Organic Gardening and Permaculture:
randi_gerber@hotmail.com, christoscano@hotmail.com

Composting and Recycling:
christoscano@hotmail.com, jamesrroberts@hotmail.com,
wkorthof@earthlink.net

Solar Energy and Energy Conservation:
wkorthof@earthlink.net, jamesrroberts@hotmail.com

Nutrition, Vegan Living, and Vegetarian Cooking:
thinking_allowed@yahoo.com, Corvidae0764@aol.com

Building Community, Greening your Neighborhood:
Corvidae0764@aol.com, christoscano@hotmail.com,
jamesrroberts@hotmail.com, randi_gerber@hotmail.com,
thinking_allowed@yahoo.com, wkorthof@earthlink.net

Local Environmental Campaigns and Political Activism:
Corvidae0764@aol.com, jamesrroberts@hotmail.com,
wkorthof@earthlink.net, randi_gerber@hotmail.com,
christoscano@hotmail.com, thinking_allowed@yahoo.com

Open Discussion:
Corvidae0764@aol.com, jamesrroberts@hotmail.com


Any questions, comments, concerns, or correspondence? Please
contact us at:

jamesrroberts@hotmail.com Corvidae0764@aol.com

We hope to meet you, learn from your interests, and see you there!


With great peace and earthly compassion,

Regenerative Collective of Pomona.