IMPORTANT DATE CHANGE!
MARCH 3-5, 2017
Weekend Workshop on
Community Rights Movement (Winona MN)
The dates for our Weekend Workshop are now March 3-5, 2017. We apologize for any inconvenience; this change was unavoidable. Thanks for understanding.
February 12 (Sunday 3:00 pm):“We the People 2.0” new documentaryFebruary 19 (Sunday 3:00 pm):Introductory workshop
March 3-5 (Fri pm thru Sun afternoon)Full Weekend Workshop. Enjoyable and intensive exploration of Community Rights movement's origins, goals, and strategyMarch 6 (probably 5 pm to 7 pm)Informal discussion with Paul on how to move ahead with Community Rights in the Winona area.
Mark your calendar! Space will be limited. We will update as soon as REGISTRATION INFORMATION is available OR CONTACT THE ORGANIZERS!
We are keeping costs for attendees as low as possible. We hope you'll consider attending these empowering workshops. We need this Movement — now more than ever!
Your Community-Rights Workshop team,
Jim Gurley (507) 523-3113Sarah Miles (507) 452-1056
For more info, testimonials, and resources, please see below.
We the People Are More Powerful
than We Dare to Believe:
Friday 6pm - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm
The weekend workshop in Winona is a full weekend about community rights. The mini-workshops are basic overviews. (
We
sense that our democratic system of rule by the people is broken, and
that we need to have a way to look at the frac-sand mining problem and
solution in a system-wide, overarching way (along with continuing to
locally oppose specific mines or facilities). This workshop will provide
such an overarching understanding.
Paul
Cienfuegos (pronounced “SEE-en-FUAY-gose”) of Portland, Oregon is an
expert in the Community Rights Movement, and he leads workshops
nationally on the subject. Forest, Sheila, and Jim attended one of his
workshops last September, and found it to be extremely informative,
inspiring, and empowering.
Paul’s
workshops are packed with information and activities, but also include
lots of generous breaks. He encourages interactive questions and
discussion by participants. Paul’s approach is positive,
solution-oriented, and has a good sense of humor. He brings several
excellent books and articles to the workshop for sale, and provides a
resource-guide and reading list to all attendees, along with a free
audio file of the workshop (and DVD at nominal cost if it is
video-taped).
Paul
clearly explains, in the workshop, how and why corporations received
these so-called “rights” that allow them to invade our communities and
disregard the will of the people. This knowledge is an important first
step in seeing how such a situation can be resisted and overcome.
Workshop
attendees will also meet and interact with people from across our
region. This networking creates valuable unity within our movement so we
can more effectively fight frac sand mining and other environmental
threats.
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