Online training: Intergenerational dialogue for intercultural cooperation
Online training: Intergenerational dialogue for intercultural cooperation
Fri, Mar 31, 2023 10:00 AM CEST (+02:00)
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Intergenerational Intercultural Seed Circle
Wrap up two weeks of Seedy Saturdays with a seed and story swap of experienced and new gardeners and seed enthusiasts
By Toronto Urban Growers
When and where
Date and time
Sat, Mar 12, 2022 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM PST
Location
Online
About this event
"There is no culture without agriculture" - Malik Yakhini
Calling all our relations to share stories, seeds and knowledge in an online circle led by dynamic food activist Opal Sparks.
We welcome people of all ages and backgrounds to bring stories and knowledge about seeds, or to listen and ask questions. We'll help you trade any seeds you'd like to share.
To meet our goal of making this an intergenerational and intercultural group, we're asking each person who comes to invite someone else, someone who is different from you in any way!
We'll also share resources on gardening that have been gathered over the two weeks of Seedy Saturday.
Captioning will be provided and a transcript of the webinar will be available.
See more gardening webinars and Q&A sessions at www.seedysaturdays/toronto
Brought to you by the Asemaa Circles Project, FoodShare Toronto, Greenest City/West Neighbourhood House and Toronto Urban Growers
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Toronto Urban GrowersToronto Urban Growers is a diverse network of individuals and organizations committed to scaling up urban agriculture in the city. We are a member based network of urban farmers, gardeners, businesses, organizations, institutions and networks that aims to increase availability of healthy, organic and sustainable food grown, processed and sold in Toronto.
www.torontourbangrowers.org