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Upcoming Author Presentations January 2015
Wednesday January 7 – Energy Management Task Force, Confederation Inn, 3330 Fairlight Dr, Saskatoon, 7:50 am Breakfast Meeting. For information contact Ronn Lepage ronn@ronnlepage.com.
Tuesday January 13 – University of Saskatchewan, Integrative Health Seminar, 12:00 noon, “Rethinking the Way We Live: Health, Work and Lifestyle in a Changing World”, Details tbA
Tuesday January 20 – Saskatchewan Environmental Society, Sustainable Speaker Series, 7-8:30 pm at the Frances Morrison library in the lower level meeting room.
Friday January 23 – Sherbrooke Community Centre, with Kim Ennis, Art and Transformation, 1:30 pm
Friday January 30 – Philadelphia Bahá'í Centre, 2462 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 8:00 pm
Sunday February 1 – Washington Bahá'í Centre, Washington DC, evening. Details tba.
Wednesday January 7 – Energy Management Task Force, Confederation Inn, 3330 Fairlight Dr, Saskatoon, 7:50 am Breakfast Meeting. For information contact Ronn Lepage ronn@ronnlepage.com.
Tuesday January 13 – University of Saskatchewan, Integrative Health Seminar, 12:00 noon, “Rethinking the Way We Live: Health, Work and Lifestyle in a Changing World”, Details tbA
Tuesday January 20 – Saskatchewan Environmental Society, Sustainable Speaker Series, 7-8:30 pm at the Frances Morrison library in the lower level meeting room.
Friday January 23 – Sherbrooke Community Centre, with Kim Ennis, Art and Transformation, 1:30 pm
Friday January 30 – Philadelphia Bahá'í Centre, 2462 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 8:00 pm
Sunday February 1 – Washington Bahá'í Centre, Washington DC, evening. Details tba.
Archived events
McNally Robinson Booksellers is Pleased to Present
Paul Hanley
Launching
Eleven
Monday, November 17 at 7:00 pm
in the Travel Alcove
McNally Robinson Booksellers
3130 8th Street East
McNally Robinson Booksellers is Pleased to Present
Paul Hanley
Launching
Eleven
Monday, November 17 at 7:00 pm
in the Travel Alcove
McNally Robinson Booksellers
3130 8th Street East
11 billion people will share this marvellous planet by century's end. Adding 4 billion more people to an already overburdened world will force everyone to change everything. The sweeping changes that will make a "full world" work—involving dual processes of disintegration and reintegration—will transform global culture, agriculture and ultimately the human race.
Eleven is a call to an ethical revolution. Paul Hanley proposes a change model that will help individuals, communities and institutions make an 11-billion world work for everyone--
and the planet.
Paul Hanley has published several books and over 1500 articles on the environment and agriculture. He has been environmental columnist with the Saskatoon StarPhoenix for 25 years. A recipient of the Canadian Environment Award, he lives in Saskatoon with his wife and the youngest of three sons.
Eleven is a call to an ethical revolution. Paul Hanley proposes a change model that will help individuals, communities and institutions make an 11-billion world work for everyone--
and the planet.
Paul Hanley has published several books and over 1500 articles on the environment and agriculture. He has been environmental columnist with the Saskatoon StarPhoenix for 25 years. A recipient of the Canadian Environment Award, he lives in Saskatoon with his wife and the youngest of three sons.
