Monday, March 31, 2008

Just Found Another Group Called Eco-Minds!!

It looks like there is a much broader and similar project called Eco-Minds out there!! We will most likely look into joining forces, as it makes no sense to re-invent the wheel.

The other Eco-Minds is with the Environmental Development Program in collaboration with Bayer.

Check it out: http://www.eco-minds.bayer.com/

Friday, March 28, 2008

Eco-Minds should go to Green Drinks!

Hello everyone,
Please join us this Wednesday, April 2nd, for the next San Francisco Green Drinks (www.sfgreendrinks.blogspot.com).

**SF Green Drinks is on FACEBOOK! Please join the group "San Francisco Green Drinks" and we will try to bring more resources to you (job postings, discussions, etc.). It's just the first cut at a Facebook presence, so please bear with us as we polish and refine the group page.

**REMINDER - Please bring your business cards

Sponsors - QUEST and Bay Area Open Space Council

QUEST

QUEST, KQED's science, environment and nature series, begins its second season of television episodes on April 1 at 7:30pm on KQED 9 with new adventures and investigations into the innovative science happening in Northern California. Launched in 2007, QUEST is KQED's largest multimedia project ever. Going beyond its weekly HD TV broadcast, QUEST also features weekly radio reports, and a dynamic website with a blog written by local scientists, science hikes, free educator resources and more. Through its partners, QUEST also hopes to bring audiences closer to the Bay Area's world-class science centers, museums, and parks. Explore more at kqed.org/quest and also sign up for QUEST's weekly e-newsletter.

Bay Area Open Space Council

The Bay Area Open Space Council is a coalition of over 55 public agencies and non-profit land conservation organizations that are responsible for acquiring, restoring and stewarding valuable park, habitat, and agricultural lands in the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area. As a partnership of those most involved in protecting and managing the Bay Area's parks and open spaces, the Council's unique role is to find common ground and strengthen individual and collective efforts both with our traditional partners and with new constituencies. The Council operates by sharing information, researching issues of common concern, developing coordinated strategies, and speaking with a unified voice about our shared interests. For more information about our programs, please see our website at www.openspacecouncil.org.

When/where:
Date: Wednesday, April 2nd
Time: 5:30-8 p.m.
Location: Varnish Fine Art, located at 77 Natoma Street near 2nd Street. Natoma Street is in between Howard and Mission Streets.


Venue/menu:
Varnish Fine Art will provide happy hour prices, until 7:00 p.m, at its wine, beer, and sake bar. More information about Varnish Fine Art can be found at http://www.varnishfineart.com/ .

Please send names and email addresses to robin.park@tpl.org for any additions or subtractions to the distribution list.

Safety:
Please be safe when coming to or from Green Drinks. If you would like someone to walk you to your bus/train stop or car, please let me know. As always, please designate a driver if driving.

We hope to see you there!

- Robin

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

San Francisco Eco-Minds Will March Against the Iraq War

March 19th Demonstration Marks the 5th Anniversary of the Iraq War

Wednesday, March 19th is the 5th anniversary of the Iraq war. To mark the occasion, communities across the country are organizing demonstrations to demand the end of the war and the return of U.S. troops.

Meet at the corner of Polk and Grove at the Civic Center plaza at 5:30 p.m - March 19th, 2008

If you cannot make the march on Wednesday, please consider attending one of the monthly Iraq Moratorium vigils taking place this Friday, March 21. Go to www.iraqmoratorium.org for locations.

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Eco-Minds Gatherings Happening in San Francisco since 2006!











Eco-Minds was created to expand the opportunities for intimate & collaborative exchanges between conservation, economics, and social justice thinkers. By gathering at local restaurants, cafes, and parks, many cross-cultural and multi-disciplinary exchanges occur on important issues such as sustainability, civic participation, development, private sector ethics, non-profit and public sector initiatives, integrated philanthropy and much more!

Eco-Minds Gatherings help individuals connect with and inspire each other to create positive change and heal their communities via applied initiatives.

More info about an upcoming tertulia/gathering at: info@connectionsinstitute.net

We also recommend:

SF Green Drinks (1 x month in various venues of San Francisco)