Nina Simons

If you, like me, have ambivalent feelings about celebrating July 4 as Independence Day, when the right wing supremes have now returned us (at least temporarily) to an autocracy, and might prefer to dip into some REAL history, with great people telling inspiring truths about the origins of our democracy, with elders from the Haudenosaunnee/Iroquois Six Nations, consider signing up for this free webinar. If you can't make it tomorrow, there'll be a reprisal later in July for all who sign up. I'm psyched. https://www.sequoiasamanvaya.com/4th-of-july

4th of July — Sequoia Samanvaya Can we possibly honor this holiday without deepening into the roots of the expressed values of independence, freedom, and happiness... which were very much inspired by the European settlers' indigenous neighbors?

Still time to register for our 35th annual conference in Berkeley, 3/28-30, and it's going to be such a potent time for connecting, learning and networking, not to mention nourishing your heart and vision. As Janine Benyus, the mother of Biomimicry said "This is a kind of seasonal ceremony, Bioneers. If we were migrating birds, this would be our staging ground, where we come and talk about what we hatched this year, and what breeding was like." It's a bit hard to describe, as there's still nothing else quite like it...check it out, and come if you feel called...see the program at conference.bioneers.org
and explore about us further at www.bioneers.org

Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature For 35 years, Bioneers has acted as a fertile hub of game-changing social and scientific innovators with breakthrough solutions for the world’s most pressing environmental and social challenges. A celebration of the genius of nature and human ingenuity, Bioneers connects people with solutions and ...