To increase the resilience of the northeast by strengthening the regional permaculture network and increase access to relevant education and resources.
There is still time to register for our Uncolonization & Anti-Oppression study group session on July 21, where we aim to model social diversity as we restore ecological diversity.
https://t.co/Cyf03RRm83
#uncolonization#decolonization#antioppression#antiracism
What is the true cost of lawns?
The American Southwest is running out of water fast. Nevada is imposing a ban on all "useless grass," meaning the American dream of a manicured lawn could become a thing of the past.
https://t.co/JeOu2bwjpi
#TrueCost#Unlawnful
Grass Lawns:
The biggest crop grown in North American is inedible
We are so grateful to Linzi Redekop, one of PAN’s board members, for presenting their thesis project to our community. Watch the recording: https://t.co/c2T8C6AKa2
#EdibleGarden#Unlawnful#agriculture
Happy Summer Solstice to all of our members and friends! May you all enjoy the longest day of the year today with smiles and sunshine!
#SummerSolstice#SummerTime
Join us for an Unlawnful Action Work Day!
When: 10am to 4pm, 1 hour lunch. Come for as much as you want to!
Where: 98 Rogers Road, Troy, Maine, 04987
Spaces are limited, so please RSVP: [email protected]
Learn about transitioning grassy yard space into perennial ecosystems!
In "Uncolonizing & Anti-oppression" on Fri 7/21 from 7-8p ET, we offer this space for the community to learn & grow together. We hope this will be the first in a series of meetings over the next year.
Register: https://t.co/257tpNLD6r
#decolonization#antioppression#equity
PAN is seeking Board Members!
Are you someone who:
🍓Is familiar with permaculture?
🍅Value equity, diversity, and environmental justice?
🍄Is interested in supporting uncolonization and anti-oppression initiatives?
🌳Is skilled in conflict resolution?
https://t.co/i0XUA1Rwyc
@PINorthAmerica is offering some interesting online events this season. Tomorrow (May 3 at 7p ET), PINA's Board President, Monica Ibacache, will interview co-founder, Jude Hobbs. Check out all of their events here: https://t.co/lS7KfoaSil
#permculture#rewilding#WisdomStories
Check out the "Becoming Earth Wise" teaser!
https://t.co/enl9JC1qA0
WANT TO BE A GUEST ON THE SHOW? If you have a site that you've ALREADY UNLAWNED, please apply! The deadline has been EXTENDED. Read more and apply now!
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https://t.co/t6wvvJzYKR
#permaculture#Unlawnful
Have you checked out Version 2 of our #Unlawnful Toolkit yet?
https://t.co/n2Q0KJ9sHy
We cover:
🍅 How to get rid of that grass
🥦 Different design approaches
🍓 Edible lawns, meadows, native groundcover
And so much more!
#NativePlants#rewilding#permaculture
📢📢It's not too late to register!!📢📢
Register by 12p today for our Meet and Greet tonight from 7-8p. We also have an exciting announcement about Version 2 of our Unlawnful Toolkit!
Register: https://t.co/yK4eEFRbLq
#SpringIntoAction#permaculture#rewilding#Unlawnful
Come ready to share your big ideas for this spring’s #Unlawnful campaign, hear about what others are doing to #Unlawn in their community, and get connected to other people in the community who are ready to Unlawn this season!
https://t.co/Cyf03RRm83
Humans living in harmony with nature was the norm for millenia. Lyla June talks about how Diné and other indigenous peoples shaped the ecosystems of Turtle Island.
https://t.co/DiRUYcHz26
#Permaculture must learn from #IndigenousKnowledge and support #IndigenousSovereignty
For those who say that industrial agriculture is the only way we can feed our growing population, check this article out!
#Permaculture has the potential to make the most unlikely places prime farm land and build #FoodSovereignty!
https://t.co/WKfZSNnwfG
(4/ ) Watch this video where Indigenous media maker Nikki Sanchez explains how decolonization, first steps you can take, and how it will benefit everyone: https://t.co/PCO9Mi9yrh
More information on decolonization:
https://t.co/InvGR8OKpJ
#IndigenousSovereignty#decolonization
What does it mean to #decolonize? It is a complex topic that PAN is weaving into our mission and practices, but not everyone is aware of what it means!
(3/ ) For those of us who have benefitted from colonialization, our ancestors' actions were not our fault. But we are responsible for how we behave today, and that means confronting the past, acknowledging our inherent privilege, and working to make a more just future.