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3/16/07 - Join us in a COMmunity Profile Series conversation with Marin County Supervisor Charles McGlashan as he describes his vision supporting sustainable practices in Marin County.

4/13/07 - Join us in a COMmunity Profile Series conversation with Professor of Public Policy at U.C. Berkeley and former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich as he describes his vision for the role of democracy and education for shaping the future

5/25/07 -Join us in a COMmunity Profile Series conversation with Peter Calthorpe, named by Newsweek as one of 25 'innovators on the cutting edge' as he describes how community design with a focus on environmental sustainability and human scale can be adapted throughout the globe.

 

 

Charlotte Brody: Healing People and the Planet

with Chemistry Professor Dr. Erik Dunmire, Interim Dean of Math and Science

COMmunity Profile Series: Friday, January 26th; Olney Hall at 7:00 p.m.  

Join us in a COMmunity Profile Series conversation with Charlotte Brody as she describes her work on health care and community organizing through organizations including Health Care Without Harm and Commonweal. Also, meet College of Marin's Chemistry Professor Dr. Erik Dunmire, Interim Dean of Math and Science, as he shares his perspective on health and community. This event will be moderated by visionary architect and Co-Director of COM’s Center for Regenerative Design (CRD) Sim Van der Ryn, and educator, author and Co-Director of CRD, Andres Edwards.

Admission is Free; No RSVP necessary.

Presenters:
 Charlotte Brody and Prof. Erik Dunmire, Chemistry Department., College of Marin
Where: 
 Olney Hall, College of Marin, Kentfield Campus, 835 College Drive, Kentfield, CA
When: 
 Friday, January 26th, 7:00-9:00 p.m.

For a campus map of the College of Marin's Kentfield Campus, click here.

For information about this event and the Center for Regenerative Design (CRD) call: (415) 457-8811 Ext. 7727 or send email to: andres@andresedwards.com.

For more information about Charlotte, please see our Resources page.

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updated: December 6, 2006