[Ccpg] Ecoliteracy in Acti October/November) and Permaculture (April/May/June)- Esalen Institute- Monthlong Workstudy Programs
Wesley Roe and Santa Barbara Permaculture Network
lakinroe at silcom.com
Mon Sep 28 06:16:45 PDT 2009
If you've ever dreamt about spending a whole
month in Big Sur, immersed in the magic of Esalen
here are two great times to do it. Ecoliteracy in
Action (October/November) and Permaculture (2
months) (April/May/June)- Monthlong Workstudy
Programs. Please read descriptions with
additional info on how to apply below. F
Best,
~Kat
Ecoliteracy in Action
October 25 - November 22, 2009
Phone: (831) 667-3010
Room and board, afternoon classes included...
Transforming the way we live on the planet is
vital. To respond creatively and systemically to
Climate Change, Peak Oil and Economic Collapse we
need a whole new set of skills that enable us to
act effectively in our complex world. Fundamental
to this is the ability to understand ecosystems,
society and people in a holistic context which
mirrors the interdependence found in the natural
world.
If we are to live sustainably on the planet we
need a change in our relationship to nature and
the basis of how we study science, economics,
business and psychology. Systems thinking
requires thinking in terms of relationships,
connectedness, and context.
This month Kat Steele will support students to
explore what it means to embody the science of
Sustainability, art of Permaculture, and culture
and economics of Transition. With heart, soul and
love participants will explore the elements of an
ecological world view. They will learn key
concepts such as self-organization, emergence,
resilience, connectivity & adaptation. They will
also look at how these concepts can be applied in
areas such as ecological design, social activism,
energy and food production to support the
transition to an ecoliterate future.
Through conversation, exercises, outdoor
exploration, reflections and hands-on activities
we will learn together
An Introduction to Systems Thinking
Gaia Theory, Deep Ecology and Zone Zero
Global Socioeconomic Issues
Transition culture and the promise of Social Enterprise
Food, Land and Energy issues
Ecoeducation from Early Childhood to Lifelong Learning
Permaculture Design Process and Principles
Esalen Sustainability Initiatives
Ecovillage Design Approach
This course work is inspired by the work of
Fritof Capra of the Center for Ecoliteracy,
Joanna Macy of the Great Turning, David Holmgren
of the Permaculture Design Community and Rob
Hopkins of the Transition Movement.
Special invited Guests may include,
Green Biz Expert-Gil Friend, http://www.natlogic.com/
Biofuel Oasis Worker-Owner -Jennifer Radtke,http://www.biofueloasis.com/
Graywater Guerrilla/Action Co-Founder- Laura
Allen, http://greywateraction.org/greywater.html
ADPSR(Architect Designers Planners for Social
Responsibility) Green Architect- Greg Van
Mechelen, http://www.adpsr.org/
Slow Money Alliance Member and Back to Earth
Business Owner - Ari Derfel,
http://www.backtoearth.org/
Permaculture for Humanity - Designer -Larry Santoyo, http://www.earthflow.com/
Bee Hive Collective member, http://beehivecollective.blogspot.com/
in house Farm and Garden leaders Shirley Ward,
Benjamin Fahrer & Pete Huff
-http://www.esalen.org/place/garden.html
and Essalen Indian Tribe Members and 4 Winds
Council rep- Hummux...http://www.esselen.com/
INFO ABOUT APPLYING HERE- http://www.esalen.org/workshops/workstudy.html
Phone: (831) 667-3010
Permaculture
April 11 - May 9, 2010
(Work Scholars who complete this program can apply to enroll in a
second month of permaculture training to be offered May 9-June 5, 2010)
The answers and solutions to some of the world's
most pressing questions in relation to the
environment, economics, and social systems are
explored during this month-long permaculture
design course that focuses on creating and
designing a culture that is regenerative in
nature. Together, scholars and teachers will
create an open learning environment that includes
discussion, activities, presentations, and
hands-on projects. By using Esalen's facilities,
gardens, and work environments as a microcosm of
the larger world, Benjamin Fahrer will facilitate
this powerful and transformative journey together
with a number of premier permaculture teachers.
Permaculture in essence is based in relationship
and responsibility and is a set of techniques and
principles for designing sustainable human
communities. The skills one gains during this
training include a base understanding of design
and development principles used in small- and
large-scale applications. Now more than ever we
have to empower ourselves with these skills in
these great times of transition.
Personal sustainability for a balanced life
Effective communication and interpersonal skills for strong relationships
Reading the land: identification and classification of land components
Earth stewardship: soil renovation, restoration, and composting
Hands-on intensive in "natural" buildings and earthen construction
Trees and their energy transactions
Water awareness: health and conservation
Participants will be empowered with the
confidence to live and function in a more just,
sacred, and sustainable future.
Work Scholars who complete this program can apply
to enroll in a second month of permaculture
training to be offered May 9-June 5, 2010. This
72-hour certification course in Permaculture
Design enables participants to become certified
through the TAGARI Permaculture Institute of
Australia. As a graduate of this program, you
will possess the skills to begin to design,
consult and teach Permaculture anywhere in the
world.
Please contact workstudy at esalen.org for more information.
Applying for the Work Study Program
Your commitment to the Work Study Program is from
4 pm of the first Sunday to 7:30 pm of the final
Sunday. Inasmuch as the Work Study Program is a
complete program in itself, please do not plan to
take regularly scheduled catalog workshops during
your stay.
Program Fees
A deposit of $400 in U.S. currency is required
with your application. You may pay in full at the
time you apply. The work scholar fee schedule is
$1,095 for the first month, $1,045 for the second
month, and $995 for the third month. Work
scholars may be invited to remain for a second or
third month depending on space available and
community needs (foreign nationals should contact
the Work Study office for information on staying
longer than one month). Work scholars may not
stay longer than three months in a calendar year,
nor longer than three consecutive months. There
are no scholarships available for the Work Study
Program. Occasionally it is possible to stay for
a longer period as an Extended Student.
Food and Housing
Accommodations are shared (occasionally co-ed),
with up to four people to a room, usually at
South Coast Center, a staff complex located 1.5
miles north of Esalen. Housing and meals, often
with home-grown organic produce, are included in
your tuition.
Transportation
When making travel plans, note that the closest
airport to Esalen is Monterey. With at least
48-hour advance reservations, van service to
Esalen is available from the following locations
on the Sunday of your arrival:
Monterey Airport: Departs 2 pm. Cost: $40
Monterey Transit Center: Departs 2:20 pm. Cost: $40
San Francisco Airport: Departs 11:45 am. Cost: $80
For van reservations call 831-667-3010 or contact the Work Study Program.
Registration Required
Please note that application is not registration
in the program. Registration is made only after
approval of application. If you do not pay in
full at the time of application, the balance of
the fee is due on arrival and is nonrefundable
thereafter.
Cancellation Policy & Fees
If you choose to cancel, you will be charged the following amount:
15+ days prior to start: $100
8-14 days: $200
3-7 days: $300
0-2 days: $400
Submitting Your Application
Please print out and mail the application form
http://www.esalen.org/assets/forms/EsalenWorkStudyProgramApp.pdf,
(PDF) with your personal statement and deposit to
the address below, or fax your application to
(831) 667-3069.
Work Study Program
Esalen Institute
55000 Highway 1
Big Sur, CA 93920
http://www.esalen.org/workshops/workstudy.html
We will contact you regarding your status within
14 days of receipt of your application. For more
information contact the Work Study Program.
Contact the Work Study Program
Esalen Work Study Program
Phone: (831) 667-3010
Fax: (831) 667-3069
Email: workstudy at esalen.org
Kat Steele
Esalen Institute
Sustainability Project Manager
55000 Highway One, Big Sur, CA 93920
kat.steele at esalen.org
office 831.667.3029 cell 510.459.6784
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Katherine Steele
Urban Permaculture Guild
kat at steelemoon.com
510 459-6784
If you've ever dreamt about spending a whole
month in Big Sur, immersed in the magic of Esalen
here are two great times to do it. Ecoliteracy in
Action (October/November) and Permaculture (2
months) (April/May/June)- Monthlong Workstudy
Programs. Please read descriptions with
additional info on how to apply below. Feel free
to pass on to your networks - come visit us and
contribute to this incredible place of beauty,
awareness practice and personal and
cultural/social transformation.
Best,
~Kat
Ecoliteracy in Action
October 25 - November 22, 2009
Phone: (831) 667-3010
Room and board, afternoon classes included...
Transforming the way we live on the planet is
vital. To respond creatively and systemically to
Climate Change, Peak Oil and Economic Collapse we
need a whole new set of skills that enable us to
act effectively in our complex world. Fundamental
to this is the ability to understand ecosystems,
society and people in a holistic context which
mirrors the interdependence found in the natural
world.
If we are to live sustainably on the planet we
need a change in our relationship to nature and
the basis of how we study science, economics,
business and psychology. Systems thinking
requires thinking in terms of relationships,
connectedness, and context.
This
month <http://www.esalen.org/action.lasso?-database=webbios&-layout=LeaderBio&-response=/workshops/searchfiles/biosearchresults.lasso&operator=equals&RecordNumberHK=185387>Kat
Steele will support students to explore what it
means to embody the science of Sustainability,
art of Permaculture, and culture and economics of
Transition. With heart, soul and love
participants will explore the elements of an
ecological world view. They will learn key
concepts such as self-organization, emergence,
resilience, connectivity & adaptation. They will
also look at how these concepts can be applied in
areas such as ecological design, social activism,
energy and food production to support the
transition to an ecoliterate future.
Through conversation, exercises, outdoor
exploration, reflections and hands-on activities
we will learn together
An Introduction to Systems Thinking
Gaia Theory, Deep Ecology and Zone Zero
Global Socioeconomic Issues
Transition culture and the promise of Social Enterprise
Food, Land and Energy issues
Ecoeducation from Early Childhood to Lifelong Learning
Permaculture Design Process and Principles
Esalen Sustainability Initiatives
Ecovillage Design Approach
This course work is inspired by the work of
Fritof Capra of the Center for Ecoliteracy,
Joanna Macy of the Great Turning, David Holmgren
of the Permaculture Design Community and Rob
Hopkins of the Transition Movement.
Special invited Guests may include,
Green Biz Expert-Gil Friend, <http://www.natlogic.com/>http://www.natlogic.com/
Biofuel Oasis Worker-Owner -Jennifer
Radtke,<http://www.biofueloasis.com/>http://www.biofueloasis.com/
Graywater Guerrilla/Action Co-Founder- Laura
Allen, <http://greywateraction.org/greywater.html>http://greywateraction.org/greywater.html
ADPSR(Architect Designers Planners for Social
Responsibility) Green Architect- Greg Van
Mechelen,
<http://www.adpsr.org/>http://www.adpsr.org/
Slow Money Alliance Member and Back to Earth
Business Owner - Ari
Derfel, <http://www.backtoearth.org/>http://www.backtoearth.org/
Permaculture for Humanity - Designer -Larry
Santoyo,
<http://www.earthflow.com/>http://www.earthflow.com/
Bee Hive Collective member,
<http://beehivecollective.blogspot.com/>http://beehivecollective.blogspot.com/
in house Farm and Garden leaders Shirley Ward,
Benjamin Fahrer & Pete Huff
-<http://www.esalen.org/place/garden.html>http://www.esalen.org/place/garden.html
and Essalen Indian Tribe Members and 4 Winds
Council rep-
Hummux...<http://www.esselen.com/>http://www.esselen.com/
INFO ABOUT APPLYING HERE-
<http://www.esalen.org/workshops/workstudy.html>http://www.esalen.org/workshops/workstudy.html
Phone: (831) 667-3010
Permaculture
April 11 - May 9, 2010
(Work Scholars who complete this program can apply to enroll in a
second month of permaculture training to be offered May 9-June 5, 2010)
The answers and solutions to some of the world's
most pressing questions in relation to the
environment, economics, and social systems are
explored during this month-long permaculture
design course that focuses on creating and
designing a culture that is regenerative in
nature. Together, scholars and teachers will
create an open learning environment that includes
discussion, activities, presentations, and
hands-on projects. By using Esalen's facilities,
gardens, and work environments as a microcosm of
the larger
world, <http://www.esalen.org/action.lasso?-database=webbios&-layout=LeaderBio&-response=/workshops/searchfiles/biosearchresults.lasso&operator=equals&RecordNumberHK=214818>Benjamin
Fahrer will facilitate this powerful and
transformative journey together with a number of
premier permaculture teachers.
Permaculture in essence is based in relationship
and responsibility and is a set of techniques and
principles for designing sustainable human
communities. The skills one gains during this
training include a base understanding of design
and development principles used in small- and
large-scale applications. Now more than ever we
have to empower ourselves with these skills in
these great times of transition.
Personal sustainability for a balanced life
Effective communication and interpersonal skills for strong relationships
Reading the land: identification and classification of land components
Earth stewardship: soil renovation, restoration, and composting
Hands-on intensive in "natural" buildings and earthen construction
Trees and their energy transactions
Water awareness: health and conservation
Participants will be empowered with the
confidence to live and function in a more just,
sacred, and sustainable future.
Work Scholars who complete this program can apply
to enroll in a second month of permaculture
training to be offered May 9-June 5, 2010. This
72-hour certification course in Permaculture
Design enables participants to become certified
through the TAGARI Permaculture Institute of
Australia. As a graduate of this program, you
will possess the skills to begin to design,
consult and teach Permaculture anywhere in the
world.
Please contact
<mailto:workstudy at esalen.org>workstudy at esalen.org
for more information.
Applying for the Work Study Program
Your commitment to the Work Study Program is from
4 pm of the first Sunday to 7:30 pm of the final
Sunday. Inasmuch as the Work Study Program is a
complete program in itself, please do not plan to
take regularly scheduled catalog workshops during
your stay.
Program Fees
A deposit of $400 in U.S. currency is required
with your application. You may pay in full at the
time you apply. The work scholar fee schedule is
$1,095 for the first month, $1,045 for the second
month, and $995 for the third month. Work
scholars may be invited to remain for a second or
third month depending on space available and
community needs (foreign nationals should contact
the Work Study office for information on staying
longer than one month). Work scholars may not
stay longer than three months in a calendar year,
nor longer than three consecutive months. There
are no scholarships available for the Work Study
Program. Occasionally it is possible to stay for
a longer period as an Extended Student.
Food and Housing
Accommodations are shared (occasionally co-ed),
with up to four people to a room, usually at
South Coast Center, a staff complex located 1.5
miles north of Esalen. Housing and meals, often
with home-grown organic produce, are included in
your tuition.
Transportation
When making travel plans, note that the closest
airport to Esalen is Monterey. With at least
48-hour advance reservations, van service to
Esalen is available from the following locations
on the Sunday of your arrival:
Monterey Airport: Departs 2 pm. Cost: $40
Monterey Transit Center: Departs 2:20 pm. Cost: $40
San Francisco Airport: Departs 11:45 am. Cost: $80
For van reservations call 831-667-3010
or <http://www.esalen.org/workshops/workstudy.html#wscontact>contact
the Work Study Program.
Registration Required
Please note that application is not registration
in the program. Registration is made only after
approval of application. If you do not pay in
full at the time of application, the balance of
the fee is due on arrival and is nonrefundable
thereafter.
Cancellation Policy & Fees
If you choose to cancel, you will be charged the following amount:
15+ days prior to start: $100
8-14 days: $200
3-7 days: $300
0-2 days: $400
Submitting Your Application
Please print out and mail
the <http://www.esalen.org/assets/forms/EsalenWorkStudyProgramApp.pdf>application
form <http://www.esalen.org/assets/forms/EsalenWorkStudyProgramApp.pdf>http://www.esalen.org/assets/forms/EsalenWorkStudyProgramApp.pdf, (PDF)
with your personal statement and deposit to the
address below, or fax your application to (831)
667-3069.
Work Study Program
Esalen Institute
55000 Highway 1
Big Sur, CA 93920
<http://www.esalen.org/workshops/workstudy.html>http://www.esalen.org/workshops/workstudy.html
We will contact you regarding your status within
14 days of receipt of your application. For more
information <http://www.esalen.org/workshops/workstudy.html#wscontact>contact
the Work Study Program.
Contact the Work Study Program
Esalen Work Study Program
Phone: (831) 667-3010
Fax: (831) 667-3069
Email: <mailto:workstudy at esalen.org>workstudy at esalen.org
Kat Steele
Esalen Institute
Sustainability Project Manager
55000 Highway One, Big Sur, CA 93920
<mailto:kat.steele at esalen.org>kat.steele at esalen.org
office 831.667.3029 cell 510.459.6784
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