All Earthdance events around the world support and publicize local charities that work in their communities. Activist Alley has been an integral part of Earthdance Laytonville since the start of the event.
Activists provide important education, global consciousness, and action opportunities to the public. Organizations at the Laytonville event include those concerned with protecting the forests, the water, the salmon, and our mother earth. If you are interested in participating in Activist Alley Earthdance Laytonville 2010, please click on the link at the bottom and fill out an application for review. Thank you activists for all of your hard work to protect this earth with those 7 generations ahead in mind. |
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Earthdance
International coordinates Earthdance events all over the
world - in 60 countries and 100s of locations. Events range
in size from large multi-day festivals to small living room
gatherings. Our mission is to promote peace by joining participants
worldwide in a synchronized PRAYER
FOR PEACE and to support humanitarian causes through
the global language of music and dance. Stop by
our booth for more information and to find out how you can
help support our work.
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EPIC--Environmental Protection Information Center
Website: www.wildcalifornia.org
The Environmental Protection Information Center was formed by community activists more than 30 years ago, and works to protect and restore ancient forests, watersheds, coastal estuaries, and native species throughout Northwest California. EPIC uses an integrated, science-based approach, combining public education, citizen advocacy, and strategic litigation.
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California Institute of Integral Studies; Public Programs
Website: www.ciis.edu
CIIS Public Programs cultivates mind, body, and spirit by offering an extraordinary selection of experiential workshops, certificate programs, concerts, and lectures for the Bay Area community and beyond. Public Programs' particular focus is on offering alternative visions and modalities for healing our species and the planet - our Sound, Voice, and Music Healing Program being nationally reconized as one good example of this effort: www.ciis.edu/publicprograms/sound/
Public Programs is part of California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), an institution of higher education that strives to embody spirit, intellect, and wisdom in service to individuals, communities, and the earth. The Institute expands the boundaries of traditional degree programs with interdisciplinary, crosscultural, and applied studies in psychology, philosophy, religion, cultural anthropology, transformative studies and leadership, integrative health, and the arts. back to top |
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Sustainable Harvest International Website: www.sustainableharvest.org/
The mission of Sustainable Harvest International (SHI) is to provide farming families in Central America with the training and tools to overcome poverty while restoring our planet's tropical forests.
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SALMONID
RESTORATION FEDERATION
Website: www.calsalmon.org/
SRF is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of California's salmon, steelhead, and trout populations and their habitat. SRF educates individuals, organizations, and agencies about innovative techniques for salmonid restoration by sponsoring an annual conference in California and operating technical field schools. SRF is devoted to educating the community on the ecology and economy of restoring natural resources for future generations of fish and people. We are interested in building a sustainable economy in rural areas so people in the restoration field can make a living wage while restoring the natural environment.
THE SALMONID RESTORATION FEDERATION...
...was founded in 1987 by members of several local restoration groups who wanted to create an information clearinghouse for groups like theirs, and to organize an annual conference. The Federation is a nonprofit organization funded by membership dues, donations, workshop and conference fees.
Our two main objectives are:
- to improve the effectiveness of California's salmonid restoration efforts
- and to develop the public and political support that is essential for maintaining and expanding restoration program efforts.
Salmon, steelhead, and trout restoration projects fall into three general categories: Habitat restoration and enhancement, fish population enhancement (pond rearing operations), and community outreach and public education programs. These projects are undertaken primarily by private contractors (mainly nonprofits, American Indian tribes, and local governments) and most are state grant funded.back to top |
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LightWorker NonProfit Productions
Website: www.lightworkernonprofit.org/
LightWorker NonProfit Productions exists to provide communities across the country, exposure to multiple levels of artistic expression at no financial cost. Our goal is to keep ticket prices FREE to ensure that people of all income levels can attend our events. By producing concerts and related events, with many different types of art being displayed at once, people can come and experience this expression, become more enriched, and bring that energy back into their community
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U.M.P. (Union of Medical Marijuana Patients)
Website: www.unionmmp.org
Provide medical marijuana patients and hardship application holders a resource of support in legal matters, raids, and evictions.
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Globe Sound and Consciousness Institute
Website: www.soundhealingcenter.com
Globe's mission is to raise awareness of the conscious use of sound physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually for healing and raising consciousness. Through research and entertainment productions we seek to bring sound healing into the mainstream in order to ultimately change the entire medical field.
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Rise Up - Empowerment Through Education
We exist to empower and connect communities to RISE UP against apathy, poverty and social injustice through education, engaging the arts and grassroots activism."
Serving:
Locally - Art/Music Community & Young Adults.
In Nicaragua & India, We are providing free education for over 400 kids. Helping kids out of child labor and into school.
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EARTH
FILMS
Website: www.earthfilms.org
Earth
Films is an independent non-profit motion picture and media
production company founded in 1998. Earth Film's mission
is to use documentary filmmaking, media activism and art
to heighten public awareness and consciousness about the
importance of ecological conservation and social justice
movements.
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KMUD
Website: www.kmud.org
Mission: Redwood Community Radio will encourage a communication center of open airways (KMUD) for all voices to inform, educate, entertain and inspire the listening community through quality programming.
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SOLAR LIVING INSTITUTE
Website: www.solarliving.org
The mission of the Solar Living Institute is to promote sustainable living through inspirational environmental education.
Our organizational values include the following:
- Empowerment -- to create a space where people can be transformational, motivational, inspiring, and outspoken
- Cognizance -- to be knowledgeable about what we do, and to do it consciously
- Quality -- to act professionally in all we do and to be responsive to the needs of our customers and coworkers
- Integrity -- to be honest and consistent in all of our interactions, to be aware of the impact of our actions, and to always behave in an exemplary manner
- Compassion -- to be nurturing, accepting, generous, and kind in all of our interactions and to always come from a place of abundance
- Passion -- to be persistent and driven in pursuit of our goals
- Equity -- to follow democratic principles, to strive for balance, to work in a sustainable way, and to be conscious of the work we do and the way we do it
- Joyfulness -- to always remember to have fun in whatever we are doing
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BLACK OAK RANCH BIKE REPAIR
Website:
Making the world a better place one bicycle at a time.
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HARBORSIDE HEALTH CENTER
Website: ww.harborsidehealthcenter.com
The Mission of Harborside Health Center is:
- To help every single individual person who comes through our doors feel truly cared for, valued and respected.
- To protect medical cannabis patients by providing a safe and affordable alternative to the dangerous circumstances of the illegal drug market.
- To honor the trust provided by our fellow citizens by faithfully and rigorously observing and enforcing the laws of the progressive, visionary City of Oakland, and the Great State of California.
- To protect the safety, tranquility, and cleanliness of our immediate neighborhood.
- To create an extraordinary environment of medical care, honesty, and friendliness.
- To encourage engagement of the mind-body-soul nexus in the healing process.
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GLOBAL COOLING COLLECTIVE - SUPPORTING TREES FOR THE EARTH
Website: www.globalcoolingcollective.org
Global Cooling Collective is dedicated to balancing environmental impact through a pledge to reduce the effects of global warming by planting trees. We bring native forests back to life by planting tough, fast growing trees that naturally assist in rebuilding top soil and re-awaken dormant seeds and root bundles. All trees are planted by Trees for the Future 501(c). Trees for the Future has planted over 50 million trees to date, of which over 300,000 have been supported by the efforts of the Global Cooling Collective.
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COMMUNITY BIODIESEL
Website: www.biodieselcommunity.org/
The mission of Community Biodiesel is to empower people to take their energy needs into their own hands. Whether through solar energy, wind, falling water or alternative fuels. We strive to give people the tools and knowledge to make informed decissions as well as hands on experience so they can do it themselves (DIY) in sustainable way. All information is open source and distilled through a collaborative meeting of minds worldwide for best practices and then shared freely. back to top |
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WISH - Women's Crisis Shelter in Southern Humboldt
Website: www.wishshelter.org
The mission of Community Biodiesel is to empower people to take their energy needs into their own hands. Whether through solar energy, wind, falling water or alternative fuels. We strive to give people the tools and knowledge to make informed decissions as well as hands on experience so they can do it themselves (DIY) in sustainable way. All information is open source and distilled through a collaborative meeting of minds worldwide for best practices and then shared freely. back to top |
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHEDELIC STUDIES
Website: www.maps.org
Our mission is to develop psychedelics and marijuana into legal prescription medicines, to build a network of psychedelic psychotherapy clinics around the world, and to educate the public honestly about the benefits and risks of psychedelics and marijuana. back to top |
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SEVA FOUNDATION
Website: www.seva.org
For thirty years now, Seva has served people around the world who are struggling for health, cultural survival and sustainable communities. We call it compassion in action! back to top |
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HEALTH CARE FOR ALL (The Single-Payer Players) "The Sound of Moolah"
Website: www.healthcareforall.org
For thirty years now, Seva has served people around the world who are struggling for health, cultural survival and sustainable communities. We call it compassion in action! back to top |
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FISHWISE
Website:
www.fishwise.org
FishWise seeks to educate consumers, retailers, distributors and other companies on sustainable fishery issues, with the goal of decreasing the unsustainable harvest of fish, while improving fisher livelihoods, fish populations and ocean ecosystems. back to top |
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PROJECT SANCTUARY
Website: www.projectsanctuary.org
To end domestic violence and sexual abuse in our community. back to top |
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For
more information, please contact Jeri at:
activistalley@earthdancelive.com
Click here for 2010 activist alley booth application
ACTIVIST
ALLEY NON-PROFIT APPLICATION FOR 2010
DEADLINE: AUGUST 1st 2010
Thank-you
for your interest in becoming an Activist Alley participant for the 2010
. Your participation is vital to the mission of Earthdance.
Your
work in this world is important! |
IF YOU ARE A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION AND WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE 2010 ACTIVIST ALLEY, HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
- You must be a 501(c)3 Non-profit and will be
required to fax your articles of association to us as proof.
- Your space will be 10ft x 10ft and you will
need to bring your own booth, tables, chairs,
etc...Camping will be behind your booth.
- You must be able to arrive by 8pm Thursday night (Sept 15th) and stay on-site until Sunday night (Sept 19th)
- We also request that you send an Earthdance announcement to your email lists and cc us on this announcement.
- Remember, the policy for activist alley is a fee of $150.00 for 2 people/tickets.
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