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AS LONG AS YOU LIVE . . . keep learning how to live.
Education can take many forms, but this September we're co-hosting a 4-day course in the Catskills (NY) to explore the practical ways that one can make a difference in the food system. Our hope is to do two things:
1. Provide an enriching, hands-on experience where people leave feeling empowered to contribute back to their own communities, and
2. Bring Good Food Jobs users together in person.
If you are inclined to join us, registration is now open on a first come, first serve basis. Please note that there are just 14 spots available. The first 12 went to scholarship recipients. Thank you to the dozens of you that applied. We were overwhelmed with the caliber of the correspondence, and are always thrilled to be in such good company.
GOOD FOOD JOBS + ECO PRACTICUM
Everything But the Kitchen:
A Comprehensive Engagement with the Regional Food System
Thursday September 17th - Sunday September 20th
Camp Shomria, Liberty NY (Catskills)
$680
Just because you work in food doesn't mean you have to work with food. This practicum offers professionals and jobseekers in the GFJ community knowledge, connections, and skills to more effectively participate in the good food revival - extending far beyond working in the kitchen. We'll explore the less-obvious, but equally important food work - pertaining to renewable energy, water quality, seed saving, waste water, and composting.
see complete details below
Buy your ticket now to ensure your spot.
And if you can't make it, fear not: there are some other great Eco Practicum programs coming your way soon. Visit www.ecopracticum.com to learn about other ways to connect and learn with them.
We hope to see you there.
Cheers,
Taylor & Dorothy
Co-Founders, Good Food Jobs
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details / GFJ + ECOPRACTIUM Everything But the Kitchen:
A Comprehensive Engagement with the Regional Food System
Thursday September 17th - Sunday September 20th
Camp Shomria, Liberty NY (Catskills)
Just because you work in food doesn't mean you have to work with food. This practicum offers professionals and jobseekers in the GFJ community knowledge, connections, and skills to more effectively participate in the good food revival - extending far beyond working in the kitchen. We'll explore the less-obvious, but equally important food work - pertaining to renewable energy, water quality, seed saving, waste water, and composting. The program will include:
Visit Apple Pond Farm & Renewable Energy Education Center
and learn how they power their home with wind and solar
Work on Wildflower Farm and Aquaculture Center
and see how their closed-loop system uses the wastewater from their tilapia to grow vegetables
Meet regional Slow Food coordinator and farmer at Channery Hill Farm
and learn about the politics and science of seed saving
Participate in an on-site composting workshop
and learn about the basic science of soil
Build a rain catchment system and learn about the Catskills reservoir network,
which makes up the largest unfiltered water system in the world
accommodations / We're keeping it rustic. Join us at Camp Shomria in Liberty, NY (the Catskills): shared cabins (w/ electricity), central bathroom and shower facility, open fires allowed
cost / $680 / person includes transportation during the program*, lodging, meals, and all programming
* participants will have to arrange for transportation to and from the program
Buy your ticket now to ensure your spot.
we hope to see you there!
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