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Fertile Ground Institute

2011 National Speaking Tour

CONFIRMED DATES:

October 8th
Bellingham, WA
5-8pm
ReSources, Sustainable Living Center
2309 Meridian Street

October 16th
Seattle, WA
3pm
Cafe Allegro
4214 University Way (in alley, not on street)

October 28th
Portland, OR
7pm
Black Rose Book Collective
4038 N Mississippi Ave

October 30th
Bend, OR
2:30pm
Real Food and Resistance Conference
http://realfoodandresistance.wordpress.com/

November 1st
Eugene OR
1pm
1670 Alder St

November 3rd
Chico, CA
7pm
Chico State University
Ayers- Room 106

Nov. 5
Sacramento, CA
7pm (not sure of the time, but probably)
Sugarplum Vegan Cafe
2315 K St.

Nov. 11
Santa Cruz, CA
7:30pm
SubRosa
703 Pacific Ave.

Nov. 18
San Francisco, CA
7pm
2940 16th St

In October of 2011, environmental activist Dillon Thomson took to the road for a Deep Green speaking tour down the western coast of the U.S. Having worked as an activist for over four years, Dillon has seen firsthand the sluggishness of the environmental movement.

Responding to the alarming indicators of ecological collapse, Dillon will travel to colleges, community centers, and family rooms throughout the United States to talk about the burgeoning movement that has a strategy set on winning: Deep Green Resistance.  In his appeal Dillon will cover such issues as: environmental degradation; indigenous struggles; cultural crises; and the structure of the environmental movement. In the face of global crisis, this talk is not to be missed.

Dillon Thomson is a founding member of the environmental group Fertile Ground, established in 2008. He has worked on issues such as organic foods, indigenous rights, tar sands, and environmental education. For three years he's engaged people of all ages as an environmental activist, speaking both at community events and college classrooms. Dillon is a gifted public speaker and a committed activist.

Also, if you want to send Dillon questions, please send them to: thomsodden@gmail.com.

 

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  • About
    • Board of Directors
    • Annual Reports
    • Donate
    • Join the FGI Team
  • Programs
    • Indigenous and Women of Color Rise!
    • Pinyon-Juniper Alliance
    • Earth at Risk Conference Series
    • Sovereign Housing Project
    • 2011 National Tour
    • Tar Sands Campaign
    • Videos
    • Past Programs
  • Resources
    • Indicators of Cultural Crisis
    • Indicators of Ecological Collapse
    • What is Deep Green?
    • F.A.Q.s
    • Feminism
    • Non-Violent Organizing
    • Reading List
  • Contact