Sunday morning Dr. Andreas Toupadakis (above) gave a moving talk "The Responsibility of Scientists and World Citizens in the Nuclear Age." Dr. Toupadakis and Leuren Moret gave a workshop with the title: "Individual and Collective Actions Make a Difference." (More about the views of Dr. Toupadakis) |
Lauren Moret's report on the workshop: Thirty people attended the workshop and shared their activities and experiences in their schools, colleges and communities. The participants represented a broad spectrum of community - Native Americans, a Judge, psychiatrist, professional scientists, K-12 teachers, farmers, artists, musicians, linguists, an environmental engineer, and activists of every kind. The speech by Andreas attracted members of the audience to the workshop. Maria Gilardin, a journalist and radio producer broadcast the speech to local communities in Mendocino County. | |
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David Ferry-Smith, reported on his visit to the hospitals of Iraq. |
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Seta, new at farming, and committed to Community Supported Agriculture. The food was great and it was free. |
Amanda had some ideas that resonated with the anti-nuclear weapons workshop |
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see Susan Crane's page |
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on Sunday as we closed Active-fest 2000 |
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Govinda the Gentle, maker of miracles, bringing telecommunications to the dispossessed. | |
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Linda Guebert, right, active in microradiao and theater in Lake County. | |
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A good band. There was a lot of great music. Thanks folks. |
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Leaving Active-fest 2000...vowing to return next year: Dale Glazer, King Collins, and Larry Sheehy staffed the local currency tables (Ukiah Hours and Seed) and had a great time. | |
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Yours truly, King Collins with the Gray Whale stealth van from Ukiah. It's time to head back over the hill. I'm outta here! | |
