Lilian Hill, a Hopi from the village of Kykotsmovi, member of the Tobacco (Pipwungwa) clan and mother of three children, studied at the North American School of Natural Building and has studied Applied Indigenous Studies at Northern Arizona University, focusing on Traditional Ecological Knowledge. Along with her husband and children, Lilian is building a home in her village utilizing permaculture principles and is working to encourage sustainability in her community.
November 7, 2012 By bioneers
October 6, 2012 By bioneers
I believe that our inner and outer work go hand in hand, pursuant to the ancient wisdom, “as below, so above.” That each feeds and strengthens the other so that we may both embody and act from the change we long for in the world. The world is calling for our engaged action, and action […]
September 1, 2012 By bioneers
Self-Sufficiency and Celebration Monday, October 22, 2012, 9am – 5:30pm Location: Commonweal Garden; Bolinas, CA (Driving Directions–Bus transportation available from the Embassy Suites Hotel at 8:30am) Registration Fee: $175 (includes fresh, local-ingredient pizza lunch) Led by expert Permaculture designer Penny Livingston. Learn how to become an ally with nature and design your farm or garden to provide multiple […]
September 1, 2012 By bioneers
How Women’s Leadership, A Gender Lens and Whole-Systems Approaches Are Re-Inventing Economics That Work for All Monday, October 22, 2012, 9am – 5:30pm Location: Embassy Suites Hotel, San Rafael, California Registration Fee: $175 (includes lunch) Co-Sponsored by Women Donors Network, Social Venture Network, and RSF Social Finance. Hosted by: Alisa Gravitz, CEO, Green America, with Georgie Benardete, Managing Director, Multicultural Capital LLC […]
2012 National Bioneers Conference | Oct 19-21, 2012 | San Rafael, CA www.bioneers.org
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