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TICKET BUNDLE PACK FOR SEEKING SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMS, 2010 SEMINAR SERIES

SEEKING SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMS: A SERIES OF CONVERSATIONS WITH LOCAL EXPERTS*************
How do we make progress towards a more sustainable society? Understanding how different aspects of our world are linked and the effects of changes in one system on another is an important first step. Our 7th annual seminar series will explore three critical topics in sustainability through cross-disciplinary conversations between Pacific Northwest experts.
We will examine three important areas of our daily lives that have profound implications for the sustainability of our region and the world. The series begins with an exploration of our economic system and what a green economy really means. The second discussion looks at how our personal relationship with food and eating connects us with the world around us. In the last seminar, we will consider how improving the design of our products, buildings, communities and infrastructure can help lead to a more sustainable world. *************

Buy advanced tickets to all three seminars in the series and save! *************

SEEKING SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMS: CONVERSATIONS WITH EXPERTS ABOUT *************

MAY 11, 2010
A CONVERSATION ABOUT A GREEN ECONOMY
with Michelle Long, Executive Director of BALLE; and Joel Magnuson, author of "Mindful Economics"
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JUNE 9, 2010
A CONVERSATION ABOUT OUR FOOD AND EATING
with Mary Embleton, Executive Director of Cascade Harvest Coalition; and Britt Yamamoto, Core Faculty at the Center for Creative Change at Antioch University
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SEPTEMBER 14, 2010
A CONVERSATION ABOUT SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
with Ash Awad, Vice President of Energy and Facility Services at McKinstry; and Daniel Friedman, Dean of the College of Built Environments at the University of Washington *************

For more information visit website at www.sustainablepath.org