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This is a place to meet other locals interested in Urban Homesteading and simple living skills like gardening, food preservation, caring for livestock, wilderness survival, alternative energy, edible landscaping, permaculture, container gardening . . . sustainability and resilience. These skills enable you to live harmoniously with nature's processes thereby improving the habitat for all living things around you.
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See all- Bunker Not Required: A Community Preparedness WorkshopNeeds location
- Do you want to learn about personal emergency preparedness?
- Do you want to find ways to build resilience for yourself, your family, and your community?
- Have you created your own emergency preparedness plan yet?
Please join us for a deep dive into emergency preparedness and resilience! Participants will come away with tools to craft emergency readiness plans for their households and communities.
This 3-hour workshop provides a deep dive into thinking about 3-day, 3-week, and 3-month preparedness for people and their communities. It's ideal for individuals, as well as families and neighbors to attend together. Because it's never a bad time to start thinking about how you can be of benefit to your household and your neighborhood in a crisis!
This workshop is being provided by its creator, El Sealey, in partnership with Living Systems Institute. It will be held in the backyard of 14030 W 32nd Avenue (Living Systems Institute's NEW formal address). A portion of proceeds will benefit Living Systems Institute, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
Tickets are offered on a sliding scale to ensure accessibility. You must purchase a ticket to reserve your spot.
Get Your Tickets Here! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bunker-not-required-preparedness-workshop-tickets-1406570152189Living Systems Institute aims to help our community members develop resiliency and build skills for place-based land stewardship. Year-round, we teach low-energy, carbon-sequestering gardening methods that grow food for your household while also supporting local wildlife. You can learn more about our gardening services at Reinhabit.coop and find more educational resources at livingsystemsinst.org.
