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Community resilience is the act of imagining and building collective adaptation to changing conditions. Environmental justice, human rights, waste elimination, land and water protection and food security work are some of the elements we have addressed in conversations about how our region can thrive equitably and sustainably.
Developed in response to challenges created by regional sprawl. International Ecovillage leader Albert Bates offered the Ecovillage concept as one way to create community and halt destruction of the …
[Read more...] about 2005 Conference: Eco-Villages—How Do We Get There from Here?
This gathering built on discussions from a previous forum and conference. Local watershed leaders discussed the creation of a local alliance, based on the Chesapeake Bay and other models, to educate, …
[Read more...] about 2004 Conference: Forming a Hudson River Watershed Partnership
Economist, environmentalist, and author of the book, Plan B, came to join us and local leaders following lectures at Dutchess Community College, Bard College, and SUNY New Paltz. Discussions …
[Read more...] about 2004 Lunch and Dialogue with Lester Brown
Featured national and regional water experts who outlined the challenges and solutions being tried in many parts of the world. Discussions generated the impetus for a regional conference on protecting …
[Read more...] about 2003 Forum: What Water Crisis? Global and Local Perspectives
Presented with the Hudson Valley Smart Growth Alliance. …
[Read more...] about 2002 Conference: Controlling Sprawl in the Hudson Valley
Provided a time for individual and group reflections from many cultures on the events of 9/11 by board members and invited guests, based on deep feelings of pain and grief. Publication: (Booklet) From …
[Read more...] about 2001 Conference: International Terrorism and Our Response to It
Brought together university scientists, state agricultural leaders, local farmers and representatives from a biotech corporation to debate the gains and risks of biotechnology. …
[Read more...] about 1999 Biotechnology—How it Will Affect the Future of the Hudson Valley
Joined professionals, policy makers and community to consider the factors in childhood that cause crime and to identify new approaches to the problems of crime and how we attempt to resolve them, …
Presented discussions to improve conflict resolution in the schools, with representatives of mediation centers from seven counties and local high school educators. …
[Read more...] about 1995 Conference: Improving Peer Mediation in the Schools
A local effort to educate youth on global and local environmental challenges and opportunities. Publication: The Tree Project. A Model for Developing Global Understanding at the Middle School Level, …
[Read more...] about 1987 Project: Highland Middle School Tree Project
