Sunday, October 25th
2pm start
815 Moy (back garden)
FINAL GARDEN CLEANUP
Sunday, October 25th
after workshop (above)
815 Moy (back garden), then moving to CEA garden
We'll be turning plants and compost material into the garden beds, sowing seeds for green manure, tidying the sites, and taking away tools and other materials. People will be invited to take tools and other things they may need. We'll include a list of things up for grabs when we send the cleanup dates.
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION LUNCHEON w/ NETTIE WIEBE
Friday, October 23rd
12-2pm
All Saints' Church Parish Hall, 330 City Hall Square W.
Maya is honored to have been invited to participate in the discussion panel for this luncheon. For more information about this event and other 2009 Women's Studies Distinguished Visitor events, visit www.uwindsor.ca/wsvisitor, call 519-253-3000 ext. 3727 or email wsvisitor@uwindsor.ca
PRESENTATION FOR NATURALIZED HABITAT NETWORK ANNUAL BANQUET
Wednesday, December 2nd
7pm
Colasanti's in Ruthven
Jae Muzzin and Maya Ruggles will be delivering a presentation at the Naturalized Habitat Network's Annual Banquet. Here's a description: 'Food Security, Food Sovereignty, Food Democracy': What do these terms mean? Why are these concepts important? Through examples from their own experiences growing and foraging for food in Windsor, Maya and Jae will discuss the importance of food for community self-reliance and sustainability. Themes such as soil health, seed history, access to land and water, and resource- and knowledge-sharing will be central to their story of interdependence between food processes and social and environmental vitality.
Cost (includes complete buffet dinner): $22 for non-members; $20 for members; $12 for accompanied children.
For more information or to buy tickets before Nov. 27th, call 519-259-2407 or email byhew@wincom.net. Website: www.naturalizedhabitat.org
2pm start
815 Moy (back garden)
FINAL GARDEN CLEANUP
Sunday, October 25th
after workshop (above)
815 Moy (back garden), then moving to CEA garden
We'll be turning plants and compost material into the garden beds, sowing seeds for green manure, tidying the sites, and taking away tools and other materials. People will be invited to take tools and other things they may need. We'll include a list of things up for grabs when we send the cleanup dates.
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION LUNCHEON w/ NETTIE WIEBE
Friday, October 23rd
12-2pm
All Saints' Church Parish Hall, 330 City Hall Square W.
Maya is honored to have been invited to participate in the discussion panel for this luncheon. For more information about this event and other 2009 Women's Studies Distinguished Visitor events, visit www.uwindsor.ca/wsvisitor, call 519-253-3000 ext. 3727 or email wsvisitor@uwindsor.ca
PRESENTATION FOR NATURALIZED HABITAT NETWORK ANNUAL BANQUET
Wednesday, December 2nd
7pm
Colasanti's in Ruthven
Jae Muzzin and Maya Ruggles will be delivering a presentation at the Naturalized Habitat Network's Annual Banquet. Here's a description: 'Food Security, Food Sovereignty, Food Democracy': What do these terms mean? Why are these concepts important? Through examples from their own experiences growing and foraging for food in Windsor, Maya and Jae will discuss the importance of food for community self-reliance and sustainability. Themes such as soil health, seed history, access to land and water, and resource- and knowledge-sharing will be central to their story of interdependence between food processes and social and environmental vitality.
Cost (includes complete buffet dinner): $22 for non-members; $20 for members; $12 for accompanied children.
For more information or to buy tickets before Nov. 27th, call 519-259-2407 or email byhew@wincom.net. Website: www.naturalizedhabitat.org
