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9:00-10:00 AM
Plenary Session
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Opening Remarks and
Keynote address
(Emerson Suites B&C)
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A Worker-Owned Green Future for All
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Welcome: Gay Nicholson, Sustainable Tompkins
Keynote: Omar Freilla, Green Worker Cooperative;
Keynote: Jim Anderson, Ohio Employee Ownership Center
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10:15-11:15 AM
Concurrent Sessions
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Sustainable Economy
(Emerson Suites B&C)
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Creating a Worker-Owned Green Enterprise, Part I
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Omar Freilla, Green Worker Cooperative; Jim Anderson, Ohio Employee Ownership Center
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Our Clean Energy Future
(Textor Hall Room 101)
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Follow the Money - the Federal Stimulus Package and Community Energy Plans
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Michael Weber, NYS Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Cabinet; Lee Dillon, Tompkins Community Action
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Fortifying Our Foodsheds
(Textor Hall
Room 102)
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Food Literacy for Active Communities and Active Youth
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Antonia Demas and Ariel Demas, Food Studies Institute
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Earth Stewardship
(Textor Hall Room 103)
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Shaleshock and Mountain Justice: Sharing Strategies to Strengthen a Movement
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Dave Cooper, Mountain Justice; Lisa Wright, Ryan Clover, Margaret McCasland, Gabriel Piser, Ken Zeserson, Shaleshock
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Health & Well Being
(Taughannock Falls Room)
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Alternative and Complementary Medicine
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Marne O'Shea, Physician-Family Medicine; Bethany Schroeder, Ithaca Health Alliance; Tammi Sweet, Heartstone Herbal School
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Youth Empowerment
(Outdoors: Meet in the N. Foyer Registration area)
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Walking Two Worlds - A Youth Nature Awareness Program
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Primitive Pursuits
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Community Building
(McDonald Lounge)
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Building Strong Ropes to Nature pt. 1 |
Tim Drake, Jed Jordan, Jason Hamilton |
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11:30 AM-12:30 PM
Concurrent Sessions
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Sustainable Economy
(Emerson Suites B&C)
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Creating a Worker-Owned Green Enterprise, Part II |
Jim Anderson, Ohio Employee Ownership Center
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Our Clean Energy Future
(Textor Hall Room 101)
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Going Carbon Neutral One Institution at a Time - Higher Ed and the Community
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Marian Brown, Ithaca College; Dan Roth, Cornell University; Dave Wall, Onondaga Community College |
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Fortifying Our Foodsheds
(Textor Hall Room 102)
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Women Advancing Food and Farming
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Julia Reich, Julia Reich Design; Erica Frenay, NY Beginning Farmer Project; Nancy Taber Richards, Finger Lakes Farmstead Cheese; Jemila Sequeira, Tompkins County Cornell Cooperative Extension
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Earth Stewardship
(Textor Hall Room 103)
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Learning from Past Finger Lakes Resource Use
in Preparation for the Future.
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Scott Perez, Cornell University; Rachel Singley, Cayuga Lake Watershed Network
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Health & Well Being
(Taughannock Falls Room)
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Water for Life: The Cultural Significance of Water from a
Navajo and Haudenosaunee Perspective
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Gerry Jamieson, Haudenosaunee Environmental Task Force; Andrew Curly, Department of Development Sociology, Cornell
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Youth Empowerment
(Outdoors: Meet in N. Foyer Registration area)
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Walking Two Worlds- A Youth Nature Awareness Program |
Primitive Pursuits
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Community Building
(McDonald Lounge)
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Building Strong Ropes to Nature pt. 2
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Tim Drake, Jed Jordan, Jason Hamilton |
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12:30-2:00 PM
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Lunch
(Egbert Hall)
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Topic tables on our shared future
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Hosted by Cornell and Ithaca College students
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12:30-6:00 PM
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Sustainability Marketplace
(North Foyer & Emerson Suites A)
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Exhibit Hall of Green Entrepreneurs and Innovators Making Our Future
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Hosted by the Green Resource Hub
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| 2:30-4:30 PM |
Arts & Sustainability
(Clark Lounge)
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Sustaining Movements: Exploring the Movement Choir as a Way to Integrate Mind, Body, and Community for Collective Action
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Colleen Wahl, Move Into Greatness; Amber Espar, Moving On Center |
2:00-6:00 PM
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Beaming Bioneers
(Emerson Suites B&C)
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JASON MCLENNAN
Living Buildings-The Future of Architecture
LILY YEH
The Rwanda Healing Project: Bringing Hope through Art and Creative Action
JENSINE LARSEN
The Electric Pulse of Women Transforming Our World
ARTURO SANDOVAL
Changing the Axis: Drawing from Mexican and Latin American Cultures to Create a Sustainable Future
DR. ANDREW WEIL
Environmental Health, Environmental Medicine
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Satellite broadcast from Bioneer headquarters
in San Rafael, California.
View the Bioneer presenters scheduled for Saturday on their main website by clicking here. |
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| 7:30-9:00 PM |
Bioneers Salon |
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: The Deep and Boundless Beauty of Your Oceans and Lakes and How We Threaten It
at the Wildfire Lounge (Formerly the Lost Dog), Downtown Ithaca
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Dr. Bruce Monger, Dept. Earth and Atomospheric Sciences, Cornell University; David O. Brown, Amphibious Films
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| 9:00 PM-1:00 AM |
(((EcoTones)))
Dance Elecktronica
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Sounds of Earth, Air, Wind, and Fire
at the Wildfire Lounge (Formerly the Lost Dog), Downtown Ithaca
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deep beatZ collective with DJ Laika
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*Schedule subject to change
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