DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
When: Saturday, October 10, 9:30AM – 3:00PM
Register: Please use this form to register and please use this link for payment, and write “CROW Event” in the additional info field. We are grateful to Cincinnati Permaculture Institute for being our fiscal sponsor and location host.
Cost: $15-25 suggested donation
Location: Corner Commons, 3642 W8th Street, Cincinnati, OH 45205
WHAT IS OUR RE-CONVERGENCE
Our Restore in Nature Convergence in June brought us together in a way that shows our collective commitment to living in ways that support community and our natural world. Together we can ask hard questions, learn new ways of being present, with each other and with nature, and become the vision that we seek.
With that energy in mind, we invite you to join CROW on Saturday, October 10 for Restoring In Nature Re-Convergence to continue to share our visions for building our community around these ideals. Come join the conversation and learn more about the work of Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed and the Ohio River Bill of Rights.
SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY
9:30 Morning gathering with coffee and light refreshments
10:00 Small Group Facilitated Questions | Dave Small
10:30 Watershed Care Begins at Home | Bill Cahalan
11:00 Rights of Nature and the Ohio River Bill of Rights 101 | Susan VonderHaar
11:45: Corporate Responsibility | Susan VonderHaar and Lynn Hamamoto
12:00 LUNCH
1:00 EcoLiteracy discussion | Deborah Jordan
1:30 CROW and You | Jim Schenk
2:30 Closing and wrap-up
RIGHT RELATIONSHIP MATTERS
We encourage you to check out this episode of Truth + Reckoning, from Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund, in which Tish O’Dell talks with author and organizer Peter Block about relationality, community building, and changing minds through dialogue. In a world where divisions often overshadow common ground, fostering community through meaningful conversations has never been more essential. In this conversation with Peter Block, an author and consultant on community building, we explore the importance of community, the challenges we face in building real relationships, and how intentional dialogue can bridge gaps and foster connection.