TRANSITION WICKLOW BRINGS YOU TINAHELY POWERDOWN - DEVELOPING LOCAL RESILIENCE -
The 8 week program supports a strategic shift towards global citizenship, ecological thinking and sustainability, focusing on actions we can take at the community level. Central to this is the concept of resilience - the capability of communities to hold together, adapt and maintain their ability to function in response to change. *********************************************************************************************Exploring the art of Sustainability and Powerdown, from a creative perspective will be an on-going aspect of this course. Participants will be encouraged both individually and collectively to explore and document their journey into the art of sustainability, through mixed media, photographic and visual representations, journals and or the spoken word. A visual diary and/or timeline representing the collective genius of the group may be the eventual artistic collaboration. The course starts on 07th October and runs every Wednesday until the 25th November.
Course update
Course now runs until Wednesday 2nd December in The Courthouse Arts Centre and
then we are having an event in the Aughrim Community Hall on Wednesday the 9th Dec.
Watch this space for a program for Aughrim!
Some pictures for your enjoyment !!
Serious talking
Harvesting the ideas
Weaving the ‘Web of Life’
The ‘Web of Life’ disintegrates !
Not so serious talking
2030 News
Energy descent plans & pathways to download
These two documents make for interesting reading with regard to energy descent.
Download the original Kinsale Energy Descent Action Plan 2005
Download the ‘Energy Descent Pathways: Evaluating potential responses to Peak Oil’ by Rob Hopkins
COURSE IS NOW BOOKING !!
As the interest in this course is already good and there are limited places please book early to secure your participation, which is now free due to receiving funding from County Wicklow Partnership.
Please leave a comment here or contact Anita Davis directly on her mobile: 086 8845624 , or by email: contact@greenanmaze.com
“This project is part funded by County Wicklow Partnership through the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in Rural Areas.”
