ART OF COMMONING

The P2P SUMMER SCHOOL

August 25th – 27th, 2015

Cloughjordan Ecovillage, Tipperary, Ireland

Due to enough people booking at the higher rate we can now open up a concession rate for low income and students to this very timely and unique event.

There are only 40 places available for this event and full participation in the 3 days is required.

Standard Fee: €380

Concession Fee: €340

Low income/ no income rate: Pay what you can and a little bit more. Note the organisers and speakers have sacrificed their fee to ensure low income participants can attend. The minimum needed from each participant will be €180.

There will also be two bursary places offered for the event. To apply for this send us an email telling us your story.

The Art of Commoning

“What becomes possible when we harness our collective capacity in service of the commons?”

Overview

Many roads lead to the commons: the collaborative economy, open culture, technology and knowledge sharing, shared meaning-making, protecting biodiversity, seed saving, our natural resources, and more.

As “commoners” we practice engaging with others to create impact that lasts longer and is more sustainable than anything we can accomplish on our own. Together we maintain and govern the infrastructures that bene?t the public as a whole and beyond.

We invite you to join us in shared inquiry for a 3-day gathering in beautiful rural Ireland.

Full details at http://cultivate.ie/community-resilience/1246-p2p-summer-school

Booking Summer School:

To book a place contact Philippa at Cultivate  [email protected]

Also pay with Paypal – http://cultivate.ie/community-resilience/1246-p2p-summer-school

For more information:

Contact Davie Philip [email protected]  or Kevin Flanagan [email protected]

Davie Philip

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Cultivate Living & Learning (Sustainable Ireland Co-operative Society Ltd.)
WeCreate Workspace
Cloughjordan Ecovillage,
Cloughjordan, Co Tipperary, Ireland.
E-mail: [email protected]
Skype: sustdavie
Twitter: @comresie
Office: 0505 56061
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