Case For Change talk will be virtual tonight

[Amber Thumann]

Several of you expressed interest in my talk scheduled for tonight (Wednesday) at 6pm at the Lawrence Public Library. Due to weather, the library is closed today and the event has been changed to zoom only. Here is the link and passcode if you would like to log on. The original description and my bio are below. I hope to "see" you tonight!

Join Zoom Meeting
https://kansas.zoom.us/j/85053702470

Meeting ID: 850 5370 2470
Passcode: 813302

The Case For Change

 

Do you have a feeling of dread about the future? Are you worried about what may happen, but you aren't sure why? Do you know there are problems, but you aren't sure how they will impact you? This talk will discuss many of the challenges we are facing in the coming 2 years - peak oil, increasing natural disasters, new diseases, climate chaos, and energy limits to name a few. It will review those challenges and the impacts they are likely to have in the near term, then will give you the 3 things you should do NOW to help yourself and those you care about. The darkness is real, but there is light inside it.

 

Amber Thumann Bio:

Amber Thumann is an engineer who has spent the last 20 years studying the intersection of climate change, peak everything, and how humans can adapt. She has 15 years of experience in adult education and she currently teaches Permaculture Design at the University of Kansas and through the Kansas Permaculture Institute. She also leads the educational programming for KPI and co-chairs the board of directors. Amber is a homesteader, urban farmer, and mother with 20 years of experience in sustainable living. She has practiced urban and broad acre permaculture, built an off-grid home and is now building a homestead near Wichita, Kansas. Amber lives an evolving life focused on the principle that many small changes add up over time - "Every day, little up".