Transition Class Monday at Northwood High Bldg

[Chuck Lynd]

​​FYI - I hope some of you are able to join us Monday - it promises to be an in depth discussion with implications for future strategies. If you haven't seen We The People 2.0, this is a good opportunity to see the critical recommendations and conclusions. For those who have seen it, the last 30 minutes are well worth revisiting!  Greg Pace will be joining us to represent the Columbus Community Bill of Rights role in addressing the issue of local community control. Move To Amend will also be represented.  

MONDAY MARCH 6

6:30 - 8 PM

WE THE PEOPLE 2.0:  CORPORATE INTERESTS VS LOCAL COMMUNITY RULE  

Northwood High Bldg 2231 N. High St. Columbus 43201

The Simply Living Transition Hub meeting this month will ask the question: Is it possible to make the transition to clean energy, healthy local food, and revitalized communities when corporate interests dominate our political system? We will watch the last 35 minutes of the documentary, We the People 2.0, and discuss the need for a Community Bill of Rights to reclaim our democracy from corporate interests. Move to Amend’s proposed 28th amendment to the constitution will also be discussed. Light refreshments available. Parking in rear lot is free but only in R (Rardin Clinic) spaces. Eventbrite tix (free). Updates on Meetup and  Facebok.

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Chuck Lynd
Simply Living Board Member
Support Ohio Local Economies Coalition
Think Columbus First Campaign

Ohio Sustainable Business Council (OSBC)

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