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Thursday January 01 1970

Gluaiseacht Skill Share Weekend

category dublin | miscellaneous | event notice author Thursday October 25, 2007 18:14author by Fergal Scully - Gluaiseachtauthor email gluaiseacht at gmail dot comauthor phone 0851590728 Report this post to the editors

All welcome

A weekend of workshops, talks and films will be held in Seomra Spraoi from 16th-18th November. The purpose of the weekend is to get people new to activism from various backgrounds and groups to meet up, get to know each other and learn from the experience of the current Gluaiseacht activists and others. We hope to create enthusiasm for the various campaigns and some formal and informal networks which would kick-start some serious activism through Gluaiseacht and the other groups invited to participate.
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Structure Of the Weekend

Friday Evening from 7pm

Introduction to the weekend and to Gluaiseacht………Film screenings and workshops tea/coffee.

Saturday Morning workshops from 10am

Workshops all day. Film Screening, Social get together from 9pm onwards (Music will be provided but feel free to bring instruments etc…for the craic)

Sunday Morning workshops from 10am

Works shops in the morning and afternoon followed by Gluaiseacht General meeting/ plenary 3pm to 5pm.

Workshop List

Climate Change, Facilitation, Media work , Political Art, First aid, G8 actions, Legal advice, Zero-carbon living, Biodiversity ,World social forum ,Shell to Sea , Pie- and jam- making! Permaculture/natural building , IndyMedia , Anti War ,Boycott Coke Dublin Community Garden , Student Action on Climate Change

Where

4 Mary’s Abbey, Dublin 1

Directions: coming from Capel St Bridge, walk up Capel St, turn left at the Boar’s Head of, large grey-blue building on your right, old Music Maker building. It is across the road from and Rhodes restaurant.
It is on the Luas track.

http://www.seomraspraoi.org/

http://seomraspraoi.blogspot.com/

How Much?

Free of charge and food will be provided. If you are coming from outside Dublin and are in need of a place to stay please let us know and we will hook you up with a couch or a floor.

Please let us know if you are coming

Contact Us

Gluaiseacht@gmail.com

Ph 0851590728

www.gluaiseacht.ie

Related Link: http://www.gluaiseacht.ie

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author by Fergal Scully - Gluaiseachtpublication date Thu Nov 08, 2007 01:29author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Workshop List

Climate Change - Oisin Coughlan (Friends of the Earth)

Media work - Mark Malone (WSM, Grassroots Network, Seomra Spraoi, Gluaiseacht), William Hederman (Ex Irish Times photo journalist and current media lecturer DCU)

NVDA Legal advice - Owen Rice , Sean Ryan

Zero-carbon living – Andy Wilson (Sustainability Magazine)

Biodiversity - Anja Murray (An Taisce)

Shell to Sea - Aron Baker (Rossport Solidarity camp resident engineer)

Pie- and jam- making! - Mags Liddy (Gluaiseacht, Political author, Peace activist and Chef Extraordinaire)

Permaculture/natural building – Grainne McHugh (Gluaiseacht, Shell to Sea)

Irish Anti War - Conor Cregan (Gluaiseacht, Shannon Peace Activist)

Boycott Coke - Daniel Finn (Winner of the Daniel Singer Prise for Journalism, ISN, UCD student union Delegate to Colombia)

Student Action on Climate Change - Dave Curran (Current Environmental Officer
of USI and Twice Deputy President of UCDSU)

Sustainable living - [growing your own food, making wine, herbal medicine etc] Tracy Ryan (Bitchin Kitchin, Rossport Solidarity Camp, Gluaiseacht)

Justice for Terrence Wheelock - Larry Wheelock

for more Information about gluaiseacht see www.gluaiseacht.ie or www.bebo.com/gluaiseacht

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author by Fergal Scullypublication date Thu Nov 15, 2007 14:35author address author phone Report this post to the editors

We're pleased to announce that the Save Tara Campaign have been added to the workshop list.
Also there's a short introduction to "Cap and Share".

See www.gluaiseacht.ie for full list and timetable.

 
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