harelb@cabot.dartmouth.edu (Harel Barzilai) (06/06/91)
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--> Forging a New Economics (&Eco-nomics)<--
--> International Women's Writing Guild <--
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From the In These Times calendar...
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[Scanned in from In These Times, May 15-21, 1991]
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TUCSON AZ -- June 6-9
16TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEN & MASCULINITY fo-
cuses on "Discovering New Paths Men Together,
Healing the Earth." Sponsored by the National Or-
ganization for Men Against Sexism and the Tucson
Men's Cooperative. Keynote speakers include Don
Conway-Long, Mark Thompson of the Advocate and
Harry Brod of Kenyon College. Over 100 workshops
will be presented in topics ranging from Pro-
Feminism, Gay Affirmative, Mytho-Poetic, Personal
Growth, Political Action and Multi-Cultural. Cultural
entertainment hignlights include Michael Kerns,
Romanovsky & Phillips, Geof Morgan, Anne Feeney
and Carlos Nakai. For registration information
please call 1-800-487 6616 or write to M&M 16, P.O.
box 6, Tucson, 8571 .
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NEW PALTZ, NY -- June 14-16
1991 QUAKER PEACE INSTITUTE. We will explore spiritual
and practical dlmensions of moving toward a world
without war: launching a peace offensive. Speakers,
workshops, plenaries, music, worship, childcare. At
State University of New York. Cost: $110; $85 senions/
students. For registration information, call Dan
Wade (914) 255 - 1485, or Nancy First, (914)666-3524
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MADISON. WI -- June 21-22
Forging a New Economics: A Public Conversation
about Markets, Environment, Community and
Human Life with Herman Daly andJ John Cobb, co-au-
thors of For the Common Good. Also: Earth Day
founder Gaylord Nelson and progressive develop-
ment writer Rob Kennedy, Soonsored by the Madi-
son Institute. Topics: "Beyond conventional eco
nomics and misplaced concreteness,'' "Economics
and ecology, 'A new social economy based on the
individual in-community, " "The new economics and
new age and traditional religious beliefs" and "Are
ecological and social reform linked? $35 registra-
tion, $15 students Send to:The Eco-Conference,731
State St.Mall, Madison, WI 53703. Phone: Vern Vis-
ck (608) 257-1039
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Sarasota Springs, NY -- August 9-16
The Intenational Women's Writing Guild presents
"WRITING & HIGHER VALUES 11," the 14th Annual
IWWG Summer Conference 1991, at Skidmore Col-
lege. Although this seven-day conference is the
largest in the U.S., the personal attention and quality
of support offered is unsurpassed in empowering
the talents and skills of women writers This annual
conference offers rewards and enrichments that
have literally changed the lives of past attendees.
Nearly 50 workshops are featured explorinq a wide
range of topics from fiction, non-fiction, poetry, fea-
ture writing and publishing. Many topics also explore
the writer s inner journey as well as personal expres-
sion. Several guest speakers are featured The con-
ference is open to all women, regardless of profes-
sional portfolio, and attendees need not be members
of IWWG. For further information on the IWWG and
for conference registration, please contact Hanne-
lore Hahn, c/o IWWG, P O Box 810, Gracie Station,
New York, NY 10028,(212) 737-7536.
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NORTHAMPTON MA -- August 11-17
THE CENTER FOR POPULAR ECONOMICS will hold its 12th
annual Summer Institute -- a six-day residential pro-
gram designed for social change activists, organiz-
ers and educators A three-day Institute on the Inter-
national Economy will be held for the first time. No
economics background is necessary. Analysis is
from perspectives of class, race and gender. Fees
are on a sliding scale and scholarships are available.
Free childcare is provided. For more information,
contact Center for Popular Economics, Box 785
Amherst, MA 01004, (413) 545-0743
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