[CRNMC] Willow's free conversation workshops

[Lanny Cotler]

I'll be at the Willits workshop on Saturday. Not just to learn about what the Ordinance means, but how to teach what it means.

Willow sounds like an inspired and inspiring teacher.

One of the best ways to outsmart the corporations is to become better teachers of these things that matter and might save the day.


L


On Oct 15, 2014, at 9:20 PM, Linda Jupiter <jupiter at mcn.org> wrote:

> Greetings, all,
> This week I attended one of Willow’s Measure S conversational workshops in Fort Bragg. I can’t recommend it enough. 
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> We’ve been so busy getting signatures, and now getting out the vote, many of us have not had a chance to review the actual Ordinance in detail. I certainly learned a lot. 
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> Willow is a wordsmith and has spent quite a bit of time putting together this workshop to explore just what the Ordinance means, chapter and verse, and she’s a delightful presenter and kept us all involved in the conversation. Do you know the difference between governance and government, or inalienable or unalienable? You’ll get a chance to know what they really mean at the workshop.
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> When measure S passes in a few weeks, we should be ahead of everyone else who will be reviewing the Ordinance with a fine-toothed comb. Taking this workshop will be a huge first step. 
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> The next workshops are:
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> Mendocino Environmental Center, on Standley at State St, Ukiah
> Friday October 17th at 6:30pm
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> Willits Library on Commercial
> (not a library-sponsored event)
> Saturday October 18th at 1pm
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> Fort Bragg Library, on Laurel St
> (not a library-sponsored event)
> Tuesday October 21st at 6pm
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> Mendocino Environmental Center, on Standley at State St, Ukiah
> Thursday October 23rd at 6:30pm
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> Cheers,
> Linda
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> <Measure S conversations-workshop.pdf>
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