A Bluewater Association for Lifelong Learning lecture:

It'll be great to save the planet, but wouldn't it be better if we were along for the ride? The Sustainability Project wants to create a culture of sustainability in our communities.

We challenge existing narratives and affect change through education, outreach, and networking to "cross-pollinate" all the other contributors in sustainability in our region. Our members are all civic leaders and champions of at least one community project that creates positive change on climate action, resilience, landscape regeneration, climate justice, food security, a doughnut/green economy.
This lecture will discuss the many opportunities available to make the leap to sustainability.

Leigh Grigg of The Sustainability Project will introduce a team of local civic leaders who donate time to scaling up local environmental projects, at a non-profit that resides on the Traditional Territory of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, known also as Grey-Bruce. You'll meet an array of community leaders who are creating a culture of Sustainability in our region.

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ABOUT BLUEWATER ASSOCIATION FOR LIFELONG LEARNING (BALL)

BALL presents a lot of topics that examine problems in the world. While these discussions are critically important, sometimes it's good to celebrate the many positive forces in the world - individuals and groups making our communities better places to live.

This online series will look at the positive activities of projects that are restoring our local environment, improving the lives of the those with disabilities and an innovative start up educating all ages on nuclear energy as a possible climate solution.

Series Coordinators:
Joan Irvine and Leslie Garnett