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IFG, KPFA, Cody's Books, Oakland Institute, Food & Water Watch Present:
An Evening with Maude Barlowe, IFG Board Member and author of
Blue Covenant: The Global Water Crisis and The Coming Battle for the Right to Water
Introduced by Jerry Mander, Anuradha Mittal & Wenonah Hunter
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008 - 7:30 PM
First Congregational Church - 2345 Channing (@Dana) Berkeley, California

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Maude Barlow Blue Covenant Book

Read ottawacitizen.com's article about Maude and the coming water shortage

WHEN and WHERE  
February 8, 10am - 12pm
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
344 40th Street
Oakland (BART: MacArthur)
February 8, 2pm - 4pm
Rainforest Action Network
221 Pine Street, 5th Floor (@Battery St.)
San Francisco (BART: Montgomery)

 


The International Forum on Globalization (USA) and the Institute for Public Policy Research (UK) Present A Side Event at the UNFCCC Meeting in Bali, Indonesia
Saturday, December 8th, 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM.
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The International Forum on Globalization is pleased to announce a series of informal briefings followed by open discussions about the December 2007 UN climate conference in Bali, Indonesia, which launched a two-year process to negotiate new agreements to address global climate change.  See below for when and where the first two will be held.

Although most media coverage focused on the summit's lack of targets and commitments to cut emissions, the Bali Roadmap also provides a number of important opportunities, as well as potential threats, that civil society must engage over the next two-years, concluding with signed deals in Copenhagen by the end of 2009.

The aim is nothing less than a de-carbonization of the Hydrocarbon Age within a few decades, so what's at stake is an historic re-alignment of the global economics and politics.  Because the Bay Area acts as a leading center of global activity to address climate change, this is one in a series of policy briefings the IFG is organizing to better engage the Bay Area directly in the UN climate process.  

WHO
Victor Menotti, IFG
Claire Greensfelder, IFG
Tom Athanasiou, EcoEquity
Bria Morgan, Rainforest Action Network
*Others who were in Bali are invited to share their experiences, as well an anyone else interested in the UN climate  process.



IFG Teach-In: Confronting the Global "Triple Crisis"
"Climate Change, Peak Oil, Global Resource Depletion & Extinction"
September 14th-16th, 2007, Washington, DC

polar bears

Resources:

Audio and Video
Teach-In Program
Workshops
Speaker Biographies
Speaker Presentations

New Publications:

"Manifesto on Global Economic Transitions"
"IFG Report: The False Promise of Biofuels"

CDs and DVDs of the "Triple Crisis" Teach-In, featuring
60 speakers from 16 countries, are available
for purchase from Conference Recording Services



Global Warming: Understanding the Big Picture and the Solutions

Please join the International Forum on Globalization's founder and co-director, Jerry Mander, for a discussion on climate chaos, economics and peak oil. Other speakers who will be joining Jerry include author Richard Heinberg, Helge Hellberg of Marin Organics, and Megan Matson, of Mainstreet Moms.

Point Reyes Station, California
May 4, 2007

Dance Palace
530 B Street, Point Reyes Station
7:30 pm
415-663-1380
Download the flyer here.


Schumacher College Course on Indigenous Peoples

Jerry Mander will be teaching a weeek-long course at Schumacher College in England March 11-16, 2007. The primary focus will be on the root causes of the conflicts today between the world's remaining 350 million indigenous peoples and the thrusts of economic globalization, as corporations seek to exploit the planet's remaining resources located on indigenous lands. This is part of a three-week course on Indigenous Peoples and the Natural World, running March 4-23 at Schumacher College.

For more information, please see the course flyer.


THE GREAT TURNING: Exploring the Changes that Will Save Life on Earth
January 6, 2007

Join IFG's Randy Hayes and renowned Buddhist author/activist Joanna Macy in a dialogue on what we can do to reverse the trends of environmental degradation and loss of life and begin healing the planet and ourselves.
Download the event flyer

OAKLAND, CA
Lakeshore United Methodist Church
10am to 3pm
1330 Lakeshore Avenue


PARADIGM WARS BOOK TOUR

Author and International Forum on Globalization founder, Jerry Mander, will be discussing the IFG's recent book Paradigm Wars: Indigenous Peoples' Resistance to Globalization, published by Sierra Club Books, in various U.S. cities over the next few months. He will be joined by other contributing authors and indigenous activists at many of the book events. Please join him at one of these locations and share this information with friends, family and colleagues.

SAN FRANCISCO
November 28, 2006

Cody's Books
7:00 pm
2 Stockton St
San Francisco, CA
415-773-0444
www.codysbooks.com

Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, co-editor of Paradigm Wars, will be joining Jerry, along with Atossa Soltani and Victor Menotti.


December 6, 2006
City Lights Books
7:00 pm
261 Columbus Ave
San Francisco, CA
415-362-8193
www.citylights.com

Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, co-editor of Paradigm Wars, will be joining Jerry, along with Atossa Soltani and Victor Menotti.


SEATTLE
December 10, 2006

Elliot Bay Book Company
2:00 pm
101 South Main Street
Seattle, WA
206-624-6600
www.elliottbaybook.com


December 12, 2006
Third Place Books
7:00 pm
17171 Bothell Way NE
Lake Forest Park, WA (12 miles north of downtown Seattle)
206-366-3333
www.thirdplacebooks.com


PORTLAND
December 13, 2006

St Johns Booksellers
7:30 pm
8622 N. Lombard
Portland, OR
503-283-0032


SAN FRANCISCO
January 23, 2007

Book Passage
7:00 pm
51 Tamal Vista Blvd
Corte Madera, CA
415-927-0960
www.bookpassage.com


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