From oil dependence to local resilience

Megan Hosking's Friends

Megan Hosking's Groups

In the context of Transition Towns my interests / passions are:: Watched the film - Power of Community about how Cuba responded to challenges of a drastically reduced oil supply and realised that we can do that too. Transition towns will help us to get there before we need to do so out of desperation!

What are you happy to share about yourself:: Find out about me here:
http://www.wiserearth.org/user/Megarillo/

Skype Address (optional, but very helpful for collaboration) Install Skype from http://skype.com/download: megarillo

At 4:17pm on September 28, 2009, Fiona Gordon said…: fantastic, another brilliant reason to come along! can't wait

At 4:10pm on September 28, 2009, Mikio OISHI said…: Thanks, Megan, for invitation. I am based in ChCh now, and the timing is a bit inconvenient although I sometimes go down there. Warm regards. Mikio

At 3:07pm on September 28, 2009, Gabrielle Panckhurst said…: Hi . Thanks for that. I can put the word out to the Green Party members in Dunedin plus Sustainable Dunedin. I couldn't find any thing about it on the 350 website though, so I need better instructions re buying tickets. Regards gabrielle

At 7:06am on February 3, 2009, Glen Lauder said…: Is it time in 2009 for a catch up? Warm regards! Glen

At 11:34am on December 27, 2008, Grifen said…: Hi Megan, I´d be stoked to hear your thoughts on the role of tertiary education in coming decades as we move into the post industrial paradigms, and a possible gaia university campus in nz. Gracias, Grifen

At 2:56pm on December 26, 2008, Jay Robinson said…: Hi, Megan,
I read with interest the Wikipedia article on "Bohm Dialogue" - that sounds very useful. Have you been working with that in the groups you facilitate, and if so to what effect?
Several years ago I read Bohm's "Wholeness and the Implicate Order." That was one of those books one must read in one's life. I believe it opens up a whole new way of thinking and of examining the universe.
lechaim,
Jay

At 4:52pm on December 3, 2008, paul bruce said…: Hi Megan,

The idea was also to get posters made by primary school kids illustrating their thoughts on sustainability. We have only got 6 from one school, but hoping others will also do something with the art materials we have.... then if we get verybody on the frocks on bikes, it will be a great visual feast. The green bikes will be available... I will talk to John Poppleton to ensure that people know about the event, or return the bike in time to make the bike available for those who aim to be there.

I circulated the add at Metservice today, and got a couple of replies from people who intend being at the Frocks on Bikes..... i have a frock sorted!

nice to hear from you, arohanui

Paul

At 5:53pm on July 10, 2008, alex greig said…: great meeting with you today......

At 5:46pm on May 13, 2008, Belinda said…: Hi Megan

Brooklyn is holding its next public meeting next Wednesday 21st, 7pm at the community centre. Would be great if you could come along (we are showing Power of Community, I note that you have already seen it). We are also having a presentation on Urban permaculture.
Cheers

At 8:27pm on April 21, 2008, Deirdre Kent said…: Hi Megan,

So good to see your happy face. Hope you get in touch with the Brooklyn people in Transition Towns. See www.transitiontowns.org.nz to find the link. Hope the ukulele fun is still happening for you.

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