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Our Vision: Growing a Well Future for all our GrandchildrensHunter Lovins in Aotearoa NZ, July 2-12, 2006National public forums with youth in Dunedin, Christchurch, Auckland, Hamilton, Te Whaiti, Hastings, Wellington. |
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SMART BUSINESS - Free Public Forum - Christchurch 3-5 PM 3rd July 2006, Venue: University of Canterbury.
Hunter Lovins visits us from the USA to discuss future business opportunities and risks in a sustainable world. She will share some of the international issues and best practice success stories with a panel including people from local organisations moving down the sustainability path and young people from our schools and universities. All details are on the web at www.kaitiakitanga.net/hunterlovins including the evening Forum in Christchurch SMART REGION on the same day, and the similar sessions in DUNEDIN and all other main centres.
This is a unique opportunity for local organisations to ask whether "Sustainability may be the next competitive advantage for Canterbury" and to start taking some steps in this direction. Members are also invited to consider contributing to help cover the costs of this high profile national series of free public events (details on website)
... Published in The Education Gazette Notices, June.
Growing a Well Future for all our Grandchildrens
A unique opportunity to reflect on what sustainable development may mean for Aotearoa. Teachers, students, their parents and community members are invited to attend free public forums in Dunedin, Christchurch, Auckland, Hamilton, Hastings and Wellington, July 2-12, 2006. Visiting US facilitator Hunter Lovins with a local panel of young people and experts will challenge us to think and behave differently; to safeguard our environment, communities and culture. All details are at www.kaitiakitanga.net/hunterlovins
(Regretabl;y this was not published as the Editor deemed that this was not directly related to education)
... A Flyer written and distributed by NEXUS - sustainability group students at the University of Auckland for promotion around the campus pdf file
... Published on events page at various websites including:
My name is Hatata and we need you to help us with NZ's biggest roundup. Herd your parents, family, grandparents, teachers, friends, businessmen, farmers, developers, doctors, builders, engineers, lawyers, architects, researchers, judges, professors, bankers, mayors, councilors, politicians and all. We need them all working alongside us to help grow the kind of world that we would like to leave for all our future grandchildrens. Our partner Hunter told us stories from around the planet to get us thinking about what we are doing to it. We can all share ideas to help us do things right now to make a difference. Visit www.kaitiakitanga.net website to see how this relates to our traditional Maori values Click on the menus in the left panel to get information, about this event and the middle panel to find the video and other resources we now share with the rest of the world. |
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PUSH START NOW - Be positive, think zero waste and be kind to our planet - some ideas here