August 26-31, 1993 The Evergreen State College Olympia,
Washington
For more information, call or write:
General Info, Advertising, Children's Program or Pre & Post Tours:
P.O. Box 814, Langley, WA 98260 (206) 221-3064
Commercial/Educational Booths and Eco-Village: 1975 Onyx St.,
Eugene, OR 97403, (503) 683-7081
Program, Celebration Sponsors: Caroline or Anne, Alpha Farm,
Deadwood, OR 97430, (503) 964-5102
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS CONFIRMED:
Patch Adams, Clown, founder of Gesundheit! Institute
Dr. Noel Brown, Director of U.N. Environmental Program
Catherine Burton, Phd., Family therapists, teacher, consultant
Debra Lynn Dadd, Author of "Nontoxic and Natural"
Carokine Estes, Founder of Alpha Farm, author "Everyone Has a
Piece of the Truth"
Dorothy Maclean, Co-founder Findhorn Community
Corinne McLaughlin & Gordon Davidson, Co-founders of Sirius
Community, authors "Builders of the Dawn: Community Lifestyles in
a Changing World."
Kirkpatrick Sale, Author of "Dwellers in the Land" and "Human
Scale."
Entertainment confirmed: Swami Beyondananda, The Yogi from
Muskogee
Nancy Rumble & Eric Tingstad, Recording artists for Narada
Productions
And more... Workshops, panels, discussion groups, eco-village
demonstration site, children's program, commercial and educational
exhibits, clowns, jugglers, FUN!
An event for anyone interested in intentional communities,
cohousing groups, cooperatives, collectives, eco-village
developments, and those seeking positive lifestyles for the
future.
The Celebration of Community is an opportunity to share and
celebrate the knowledge gained from people living and working
cooperatively over many years. It will be a first- time-ever
event, bringing together participants from all over the globe for
sharing visions, experiences, and systems of cooeprative and
sustainable living. The insights and innovations of intentional
communities, cohousing groups, co-ops, and eco-villages can open
positive avenues into the future, and help provide solutions to
many of the probelms that threaten our society today.
A forum for sharing information and expertise on:
o Community Building
o Group Process/Communication
o Spirituality
o Relationships
o Environmental Concerns
o Appropriate Technology
o Eco-Villages
o Innovative Housing/Cohousing
o Social Issues
o Community Economics
o Cooperative Organication
o Cottage Industries
o Organic Farming/Permaculture
o Land Stewardship/Land Trusts
o Education
Come share and learn about tools for creating community, issues of
cooperative living, techniques to building consensus, and methods
for resolving or mediating conflicts. Help explore the
possibilities of what we can create together: a community network
health fund, a community bank, a speakers bureau, technical
assitance for new and established communities, and whatever else
emerges from our collective needs and wisdom. We will look at
ways in which the skills from living in community can impact the
larger society, and how we can support seekers in their quest to
bring more community into their lives.
EARLY REGISTRATION THROUGH MAY 15, 1993:
Adult $200 - $295
** 3 or more adults $175 ea. Youth 12 - 18 $65 - 100 Child 4 - 11
$50 - 65 Under 3 - free Daily Registration $65
PLEASE CALL OR WRITE FOR REGISTRATION PRICES AFTER MAY 15
AND ROOM AND BOARD CHOICES AND PRICES