Alice on Jul 21, 2010
There are thousands upon thousands of PDC graduates in the world.
And certainly at least 100 PDC graduates in NYC.
What have post-PDC grads been up to?
How did you continue your education/study/practice and what are you doing now?
Can you support yourself with your PDC work?
I would like to organize a panel of PDC grads who want to share the significant large or small scale projects that you've started/gotten involved in.
I would simply like to exchange about these ideas. I have to answers to provide, I just want to start a reflection and discussion about how these principles can transfer over to pedagogic methods and healthcare management, 2 areas which in my view, would greatly benefit from a major overall.
Jean Pockrus on Nov 18, 2009
SAT. NOV. 21, 5-7 pm
TOOLBOX FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING WORKSHOP
with Rhizome Collective co-founder Scott Kellogg
$10-15 (sliding scale admission)
Surreal Estate, 15 Thames Street, Brooklyn, NY
Participation in this 1.5 - 2 hour workshop will give attendees a better understanding of ecological processes and help to develop literacy in the environmental sciences.
Topics covered in discussion include:
? Struggles for land
? Gentrification
? Energy decline, city futures and climate justice
? DIY air purification
? Veggie oil biofuels
? Natural construction methods ? strawbale, clay, woodchip
? Soil building and asphalt removal
? Bioremediation (cleaning contaminated soils using plants, fungi and biological processes)
? Urban chickens and microlivestock
? Aquaculture (ponds, plants, fish and algae)
? Passive solar and bicycle windmills
? Restoring brownfields
See ?Toolbox for Sustainable City Living ? A Do-It-Ourselves Guide? by Scott Kellogg and Stacy Pettigrew for more info on these topics