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Transformational Lecture Series - Noel Harding
Art has a crucial role to play in raising public awareness on such
timely issues as the pervasive degradation of natural systems. Few
artists have so effectively or boldly inserted their work in building and infrastructure projects as Harding.  Focusing on environmental concerns, this internationally acclaimed artist will explore the ways art can instruct, challenge, and inspire
both the aware as well as the unsuspecting public.

We Are Many (WAM) is an arts and environmental festival held in Saskatchewan emphasizing visible, practical, and permanent environmental outcomes. It is a pilot project model for mid-sized cities to become dramatically more environmentally sustainable within a short timespan.

For more information visit: http://www.wearemanyfestival.com/

Come and listen to Edward Mazria, founder of Architecture 2030 and an international speaker on climate change and architecture. Cities around the world are signing up for the 2030 Challenge.

The Sierra Club ENERGY FILM FESTIVAL is screening energy-consciousness and climate change films, hoping to spark constructive conversations about solutions and showcase alternative energy systems.

chinesedialogue.net is a site Ting Pan tipped me off on earlier this week. Ting is our resident Chinese translator who has rekindled an interest in thinking about different cultural values along side the common ground we share, in pursuit of sustainability. the website is beautifully simple to look at: like a mirror but in Chinese and English. This is before you even start to read the content which immediately fills you with a sense of breadth and depth. I had to install Chinese characters onto my computer; before I could see them instead of 0's and ?'s.

Ting has translated our brochure and we've made it accessible under the learn section of this site, or here.