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SUMMARY:Community Organizing 101 Workshop
DESCRIPTION:New to organizing and activism or want to level up some skills? Join us for an interactive workshop on effective organizing. We’ll cover:\n– Principles of organizing\n– Working with volunteers\n– Facilitation\n– Convening\n– Starting a group\n– Security culture\n– And more! \nThis workshop is a part of BIPOC Liberation Collective’s “Imagining a Better World\, An Abolition Experience” event. There will be a number of other great workshops on Sunday as well. This is just the one that we’re doing. \n** Wear a mask ** \n  \n 
URL:https://neighborhoodanarchists.org/event/community-organizing-101-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Monroe Park\, Monroe & 10th
CATEGORIES:CROW,NAC Organized
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SUMMARY:DIY Homegoods Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Interested in learning a new skill? How about saving money and cutting down on your plastic waste? Regardless of your motivation\, acquiring a new skill is useful and fun. \nJoin us for a demo on making shampoo\, conditioner\, body wash\, deodorant\, exfoliating scrub\, and body oil.
URL:https://neighborhoodanarchists.org/event/diy-homegoods-workshop/
CATEGORIES:CROW,NAC Organized
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SUMMARY:Plant CSI Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, August 10th 5-7pm\nWhitacre Community Garden (377 Polk Street)\n\nLearn the basic steps for recognizing problems with your house and garden plants.\nPart lecture on plant issue diagnostics and part hands-on plant detective work. All ages welcome.\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/2241738432618561/\n\nWe hope to see you there!
URL:https://neighborhoodanarchists.org/event/plant-csi-workshop/
CATEGORIES:CROW,NAC Organized
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190608T170000
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SUMMARY:Soil and Compost Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn the fundamentals of building healthy\, live soil\, different composting techniques including worm bins and lasagna layers for garden beds in a hands-on environment. Taught by soil scientist Ian\, and tour by master gardeners Rebecca and Sara.\nSaturday June 8th\, 5-7pm\nIt will be out at a real garden so we can get our hands dirty. Please message us for the address. \nSara bio\nSara has been a student of ecology and organic gardening for 10 plus years now. Permaculture was a way for her to put the puzzle pieces together combining ecological restoration efforts and growing food and medicine for people who are most in need of access to healthy food. She has a degree in environmental studies and OSU Extension Master Gardener certification\, with a special interest in localizing the food system and growing food in smaller urban spaces. \nIan Bio\nIt is my belief that there is no greater freedom allocated to us in our present society than the ability for one to cultivate their own crops and feed themselves and their community the nutrition required for a vital existence. And no greater freedom to the farmer than being able to create ones own fertility ie compost. \nI have been studying organic agriculture for two decades now. Throughout my career I have found practical experience to be instrumental in the process of understanding the nuances of farming and gardening. My first farm internship took place wit the late\, great Bill Gibson of Bittersweet Farms. Since then I have started my own farms\, and helped friends and family\, and clients with theirs.\nI graduated from Oregon state University with a degree in botany and plant pathology. While at university I took classes from multiple disciplines\, including soil science\, horticulture and mycology. While attending classes I had the pleasure of working with Harry McCormack of Sunbow farms where I sharecropped and ran my company artisan gardens\, a 5 acre market garden. After graduation\, I worked with Demeter as a biodynamic inspector based out of Santa Cruz California.\nI have created food recovery systems working with local grocery stores and restaurants to create worm castings and thermophyllic compost piles. I managed a small market garden in the Malibu hills\, where we produced and sold biodynamic compost. A student of Dr. Elaine Ingham for the past 10+ years I have closely followed the evolution of compost tea and the monitoring of soil microbiology. Currently I have a consultant company\, CURE SOIL CONSULTING. My approach is based off of soil microbiology reports where we pair desired microbial biomass and ratios with the specific crops in cultivation. Mineral balancing is a complex science that we do not neglect in lieu of the advent of microbial testing.\nIt is about compiling all the data from every agrarian school of thought and providing all those tools to add to the farms resilience and success. \nMy personal passions lie in the study of plant hormones and the nuances of chemical signaling that happen within the microbial matrix. We are only now beginning to understand the symphony of interactions and signals that take place within the soil matrix. \nComposting in and of itself provides an unparalleled freedom to the farmer and Gardner\, for with very few tools one can acquisition all necessary minerals and plant nutrients without relying on the large companies and corporations needed to mine and ship these elements.\nWhen at all possible there are a plethora of waste products from other industries\, ie fishing industry. It is with this in mind that we will explain and demonstrate the ancient art of composting. May it lead to a remediation of our soils\, our communities and our own internal health. Look forward to seeing you all there.\nThank you\,\nIan Hunter
URL:https://neighborhoodanarchists.org/event/soil-and-compost-workshop/
CATEGORIES:CROW,NAC Organized
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SUMMARY:Storytelling Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Story Structure\, Point Of View\, “Show Don’t Tell”\, Gift of Story \nA primer in the structure and narrative techniques used in creating compelling stories. We will focus on writing\, but the topics could be of interest to any creative artists interested in shaping narratives that engage and transform an audience. There will be a short craft talk\, time to write\, and a chance for sharing\, including supportive feedback. \nWhat: A Four Part Storytelling Workshop\nWhen:  May 4th\, 11th\, 18th\, and 25th. 6-8pm\nWhere: Growers Market\, 454 Willamette St (Use the door between Morning Glory and Black Wolf)\nWho: Otis Haschemeyer: Instructor\, Stanford University’s Online Writer’s Studio \nOtis Haschemeyer attended the Stanford Creative Writing Program as a Stegner Fellow\, and currently teaches in Stanford’s online “Writer’s Studio\,” as part of the Continuing Studies Department. His non-fiction work was the winner of the Margolis Prize\, appeared in the Missouri Review\, and was later anthologized in Best New American Voices 2003. His creative nonfiction\, fiction\, essays\, and poetry have appeared in Best New American Voices 2009 and in The Sun\, The Rumpus\, Barrow Street\, Alaska Quarterly Review\, American Alpine Journal and others. He is a 2015 recipient of an Oregon Literary Arts Fellowship and lives in Eugene Oregon with his family. \nThe Community Resilience Organizing Workshops (CROW) Project of the Neighborhood Anarchist Collective hosts workshops by and for community members with the goal of sharing skills with our friends and neighbors and empowering others to do the same.
URL:https://neighborhoodanarchists.org/event/storytelling-workshop/2019-05-18/
LOCATION:Growers Market\, 454 Willamette St. (Use the door between Morning Glory Cafe and Black Wolf Supper Club)
CATEGORIES:CROW,NAC Organized
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SUMMARY:Storytelling Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Story Structure\, Point Of View\, “Show Don’t Tell”\, Gift of Story \nA primer in the structure and narrative techniques used in creating compelling stories. We will focus on writing\, but the topics could be of interest to any creative artists interested in shaping narratives that engage and transform an audience. There will be a short craft talk\, time to write\, and a chance for sharing\, including supportive feedback. \nWhat: A Four Part Storytelling Workshop\nWhen:  May 4th\, 11th\, 18th\, and 25th. 6-8pm\nWhere: Growers Market\, 454 Willamette St (Use the door between Morning Glory and Black Wolf)\nWho: Otis Haschemeyer: Instructor\, Stanford University’s Online Writer’s Studio \nOtis Haschemeyer attended the Stanford Creative Writing Program as a Stegner Fellow\, and currently teaches in Stanford’s online “Writer’s Studio\,” as part of the Continuing Studies Department. His non-fiction work was the winner of the Margolis Prize\, appeared in the Missouri Review\, and was later anthologized in Best New American Voices 2003. His creative nonfiction\, fiction\, essays\, and poetry have appeared in Best New American Voices 2009 and in The Sun\, The Rumpus\, Barrow Street\, Alaska Quarterly Review\, American Alpine Journal and others. He is a 2015 recipient of an Oregon Literary Arts Fellowship and lives in Eugene Oregon with his family. \nThe Community Resilience Organizing Workshops (CROW) Project of the Neighborhood Anarchist Collective hosts workshops by and for community members with the goal of sharing skills with our friends and neighbors and empowering others to do the same.
URL:https://neighborhoodanarchists.org/event/storytelling-workshop/2019-05-11/
LOCATION:Growers Market\, 454 Willamette St. (Use the door between Morning Glory Cafe and Black Wolf Supper Club)
CATEGORIES:CROW,NAC Organized
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SUMMARY:Storytelling Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Story Structure\, Point Of View\, “Show Don’t Tell”\, Gift of Story \nA primer in the structure and narrative techniques used in creating compelling stories. We will focus on writing\, but the topics could be of interest to any creative artists interested in shaping narratives that engage and transform an audience. There will be a short craft talk\, time to write\, and a chance for sharing\, including supportive feedback. \nWhat: A Four Part Storytelling Workshop\nWhen:  May 4th\, 11th\, 18th\, and 25th. 6-8pm\nWhere: Growers Market\, 454 Willamette St (Use the door between Morning Glory and Black Wolf)\nWho: Otis Haschemeyer: Instructor\, Stanford University’s Online Writer’s Studio \nOtis Haschemeyer attended the Stanford Creative Writing Program as a Stegner Fellow\, and currently teaches in Stanford’s online “Writer’s Studio\,” as part of the Continuing Studies Department. His non-fiction work was the winner of the Margolis Prize\, appeared in the Missouri Review\, and was later anthologized in Best New American Voices 2003. His creative nonfiction\, fiction\, essays\, and poetry have appeared in Best New American Voices 2009 and in The Sun\, The Rumpus\, Barrow Street\, Alaska Quarterly Review\, American Alpine Journal and others. He is a 2015 recipient of an Oregon Literary Arts Fellowship and lives in Eugene Oregon with his family. \nThe Community Resilience Organizing Workshops (CROW) Project of the Neighborhood Anarchist Collective hosts workshops by and for community members with the goal of sharing skills with our friends and neighbors and empowering others to do the same.
URL:https://neighborhoodanarchists.org/event/storytelling-workshop/2019-05-04/
LOCATION:Growers Market\, 454 Willamette St. (Use the door between Morning Glory Cafe and Black Wolf Supper Club)
CATEGORIES:CROW,NAC Organized
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