September - November 2010 Diary (PDF, 2642Kb)
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C Words film & events season
A programme of film and events to accompany C Words: Carbon, Climate, Capital, Culture - an exhibition by artist-activist group PLATFORM and their collaborators.
Events
Gallery 3
Sun 18 Oct, 11.00am - 5.00pm
Free / Booking advised
With nef policy director, Andrew Simms, Jayati Ghosh of Nehru University, Stacy Mitchell of the Institute for Local Self Reliance, artist Clare Patey and many more.
Beginning with the terrible freedom before dusk, we'll be telling tales of how it could turn out. Scattered here and there, the seeds of a new economy are taking root. Farmers markets, rooftop solar cells, community banks and local shops are multiplying and new currencies emerging.
The Ministry of Trying to do Something About It will issue personal ration books exploring value, justice and rationing over a nice cup of tea. Join us. Talk to a Scientist, make homes for bees, stop clone towns, start living, share stories, be wild, grow food in the city, get activist, sow seeds, Connect, be active, take notice, keep learning, give. Get the bigger picture.
Schedule
11am - 12pm Tales of how it turned out right.
Stacy Mitchell from the Institute of Local Self-Reliance, on how creative campaigns across the United States are breaking the chains, one community at a time.
1pm Speaker's Corner. Environmental War Economy
nef Policy Director, Andrew Simms and Artist Clare Patey
How lessons from wartime might just save the planet in time.
1pm - 3pm: Ration Me Up: From the Ministry of Trying to do Something About it. Visit the Minister of Actually Doing Something who will issue personal carbon ration books over a nice cup of tea and a slice of cake. Find out what your personal carbon allowance means for everything from the food you eat to how you travel, and all the things you can indulge in to your heart's content.
4pm - 5pm: Transition Now: How the Transition Town Movement is rebuilding communities and saving the planet
With Andrew Simms Policy Director of nef, Peter Lipman from the Transition Network, and Joy Carey, Head of Local Food at the Soil Association.
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