Transition Town Santa Barbara is hosting the first
collaborative Transition Town meeting of 2009.
This meeting
is open to all who are interested in participating in helping Santa Barbara
transition into a truly locally resilient and sustainable small city.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Faulkner Gallery, Downtown Santa Barbara
Public Library
40 E Anapamu
7-9 PM
Donations welcome for room
reservation
Thank you to all who participated in an exciting vision
session in December. By the end of the evening the room was brimming with
positive energy, let's roll with it!
In the last couple months four
members of the SB Seeds Committee attended TT trainings taught by founders of
the movement in the Totnes and we are very excited to share and use tools we
learned to help build this movement in Santa Barbara.
For more on the TT
Movement
http://www.transiti
http://transitioncu
Please
pass the word along to anyone that you feel might be interested. For those
new to the concept of TT we are looking for people passionate and interested in
the following areas, including but not limited to: land and nature stewardship,
food, shelter, built environment, clothing, textiles, commerce and trade, local
currency/LETS, microcredit, transportation, energy, science/technology, waste
(reduce, reuse, recycle), communication technologies, law, politics, security –
police, fire, disaster preparedness and remediation, family/community support
systems, health care, depende nt care - children, the elderly, the disabled,
companion animals, education at all levels, including local history, practical
survival skills, arts and entertainment, communications and media and most
importantly- SPIRIT AND SOUL, engaging heart, mind, soul and spirit to meet the
challenges of the future brought on by climate change and peak oil.
We
are very excited to embark on this journey with you!
See you there
The
Seeds Committee
Transition Town Santa Barbara
Linda Buzzell-Saltzman
lbuzzell@aol.
Sarah Grant sarahgrant@mac.
Cat Henley
Cat22@sbwest.
Eric Lohela elohela@gmail.
Dinorah
Molina-Phillips ixmucane@cox.
Mark Phillips
mark@ecotierra.
Larry Saltzman lbsaltzman@aol.