The growing visibility of sustainable development
creates new opportuinities for NEO. We have a strong foundation of
organizations committed to sustainability. We have a thick network of
committed civic entrepreneurs who know a lot about these issues. We can
move forward with an aggressive sustainable development agenda in NEO.
On April 15, 4PM to 6PM, we will
continue the process of building these networks. At Weatherhead, we
will be holding a discussion on the emerging sustainability networks in
Northeast Ohio. April 15: Mapping the broad sustainability community.
This interactive brainstorming session
will tap your knowledge to map the sustainability landscape of
Northeast Ohio. Using network mapping software, we will explore the
relationships between the organizations, projects, and issues that are
making a difference today. Come and tell us what’s missing. Tell us
what’s cool.
Friday, April 15, 2005 Peter B. Lewis
Building, Room 02 11119 Bellflower Rd., Cleveland, Ohio 44106 Case
campus Cosponsored by the Case Center for Regional Economic Issues
(REI) and EcoCity Cleveland.
We will follow this session with two others:
April 19
The entrepreneurial network for sustainability
Entrepreneurs for Sustainability (E4S) has
been collecting information about its members and who is in their
networks. At the April 19 E4S meeting, social networking expert Valdis
Krebs will unveil what this network looks like. And EcoCity Cleveland's
David Beach will discuss the potential for a GreenCityBlueLake Network
- a new network identity to provide context for sustainability in
Northeast Ohio.
5:30 - 8 p.m. Great Lakes Brewing Co. Tasting Room on Carroll Ave.
Click here for updated information or to register (free).
April 25
Designing an open network to facilitate sustainability
This workshop will explore how an open network
can provide a strong identity and support collaborative action for
sustainability in Northeast Ohio. What would the network look like?
What would it do? What services would be needed to make everyone more
effective?
Help design the action plan!
2 - 4 p.m. Cleveland Museum of Art, Recital Hall & Lower Level
classrooms.
Cosponsored by the Case Center for Regional Economic Issues (REI) and
EcoCity Cleveland
Click here to register (free).