All Earthdance events around the world support and publicize local charities that work in their communities. Activist Alley has been an integral part of Earthdance Laytonville since the start of the event.
Activists provide important education, global consciousness, and action opportunities to the public. Organizations at the Laytonville event include those concerned with protecting the forests, the water, the salmon, and our mother earth. If you are interested in participating in Activist Alley Earthdance Laytonville 2008, please click on the link below and fill out an application for review. Thank you activists for all of your hard work to protect this earth with those 7 generations ahead in mind. |
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Earthdance
International coordinates Earthdance events all over the
world - in 60 countries and 100s of locations. Events range
in size from large multi-day festivals to small living room
gatherings. Our mission is to promote peace by joining participants
worldwide in a synchronized PRAYER
FOR PEACE and to support humanitarian causes through
the global language of music and dance. Stop by
our booth for more information and to find out how you can
help support our work.
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SALMONID
RESTORATION FEDERATION
Website: www.calsalmon.org/
Salmonid Restoration Federation promotes restoration, stewardship, and recovery of California native salmon, steelhead, and trout populations through education, collaboration, and advocacy. back to top |
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EARTH
FILMS
Website: www.earthfilms.org
Earth Films was founded in 1998. We use documentary filmmaking, digital media and art to bring diverse, critical perspectives to pressing ecological and social justice issues.
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KMUD
Website: www.kmud.org
Mission: Redwood Community Radio will encourage a communication center of open airways (KMUD) for all voices to inform, educate, entertain and inspire the listening community through quality programming.
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HARBORSIDE HEALTH CENTER
Website: ww.harborsidehealthcenter.com
To help every individual who comes through our doors to feel truly cared for, valued, and respected. To protect medical cannabis patients by providing a safe and affordable a;alternative to the potentially dangerous circumstances of the illegal drug market.
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Unstacking the Deck
Website: www.unstackingthedeck.com
To filter through world events and news to bring forth the truth since people are tired of being lied to. With the illuminating power of truth the people can vanquish dark forces which seek to undermine the freedom of all life on this planet. Unstacking the Deck seeks to bring the information necessary to people to realize they have no business playing a game that is fixed. As we continue to grow we intend on doing more original journalism and work with others to start a network. Together we can unstack the deck. back to top |
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SEVA FOUNDATION
Website: www.seva.org
Seva is an international health organization founded by humanitarian activist Wavy Gravy, spiritual leader Ram Dass, and public health expert Dr. Larry Brilliant. Best known for their work in preventable blindness, Seva has helped restore eyesight to nearly 3 million blind people in places like Tibet, Nepal, Cambodia and Bangladesh. The organization also has a focus on diabetes prevention in Native American communities throughout the United States.
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The Mattole Salmon Group
Website: www.mattolesalmon.org
The Mattole Salmon Group works toward the recovery of the native salmon populations and human communities of the Mattole River Watershed through: habitat restoration and watershed monitoring according to the latest available scientific research, community outreach and education to increase local knowledge of our unique watershed, and community building by increasing sustainable, restoration-based employment opportunities to rural residents.
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EPIC--Environmental Protection Information Center
Website: www.wildcalifornia.org
The Environmental Protection Information Center (EPIC) works to protect and restore ancient forests, watersheds, coastal estuaries, and native species in Northern California. EPIC uses an integrated, science-based approach, combining public education, citizen advocacy, and strategic litigation. back to top |
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Globe Sound and Consciousness Institute
Website: www.soundhealingcenter.com
To bring Sound Healing into the mainstream so that people can have less expensive health care, and ultimately learn how to heal themselves. back to top |
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Humboldt Forest Defense
Website: www.humboldtforestdefense.blogspot.com
Defense and information regarding the constant destruction of our forests in Humboldt County. Past campaigns include Nanning Creek and Fern Gully, both successful. Current campaign focus, Richardson Grove. back to top |
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Sustainable Harvest International Website: www.sustainableharvest.org/
Sustainable Harvest International (SHI) provides farming families in Central America with the training and tools to preserve our planets tropical forests while overcoming poverty.
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Makam Siyad
Website:
Helping the community, the tribes and the poor by building clinics, hospitals, providing food, water and shelter dwellings for women, children and the needy.
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BLACK OAK RANCH BIKE REPAIR
Website:
Making the world a better place one bicycle at a time.
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Earth Devotion / Chaltasom Cultural Restoration
Website: www.EarthDevotion.org
Mission: to describe and support the complex miracle of the whole Earth -- including the complex miracle of our huge and diverse movement to restore the balance.
We are Cells in Earth's Body.
When we get an injury, energy is sent to the cells who can help. Gaia is now giving energy to those of us who are helping. The more severe the injury gets, the stronger the healing energy grows. The more we connect with the Earth, the more we will be strengthened and guided.
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California Native Plant Society (CNPS)
Website: www.cnps.org
Protecting California's Native Flora for 45 Years. The California Native Plant Society works hard to protect California's native plant heritage and preserve it for future generations. Our nearly 10,000 members promote native plant appreciation, research, education, and conservation through our five statewide programs and 33 regional chapters in California. Through membership in CNPS, Californians of all walks of life are able to support and engage in opportunities to experience and learn about native plants and their habitats, gardening and landscaping with native plants, restoration of habitat areas, and conservation issues throughout the state.
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Courage to Resist
Website: www.couragetoresist.org
Courage to Resist is a group of concerned community members, veterans, and military families who essentially support the troops that refuse to fight. Courage to Resist provides political, emotional, and material support to all military objectors critical of our government's current policies of empire. Those who decide to resist while in the military have powerful stories to tell about how they came to the decision to take a stand. Courage to Resist makes a special effort to work with resisters to tell their stories, in their own words and from their own unique perspectives. We publish those stories on our website, as well as arrange media interviews and public speaking engagements. We keep the needs and objectives of specific resisters at the forefront of our efforts. Courage to Resist is motivated by a "people power" strategy that we believe can weaken the pillars that maintain war and occupation in Iraq, Afghanistan, and elsewhere. By supporting GI resistance, counter-recruitment, and draft resistance, we hope to diminish the number of troops available for unjust war and occupation.
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Ecology Action
Website: www.growbiointensive.org
Our mission is to train people worldwide to better feed themselves while conserving resources.
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The Wharf Rats
Website: www.wharfrat.org
The Wharf Rats are a group of concert-goers who have chosen to live drug and alcohol free. Our primary purpose at the shows is to make ourselves available to anyone who feels we may have something they want. We offer support, strength,
fellowship and hope. Look for the yellow balloons, signs and the Wharf Rats information table.
We are not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous nor any other twelve-step group. We are a group of friends sharing a common bond, providing support, information and some traction in an otherwise slippery environment.
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Trees Foundation
Website: www.treesfoundation.org
Trees Foundationís mission is to restore the ecological integrity of Californiaís North Coast by empowering and assisting regional community-based conservation and restoration projects.
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For
more information, please contact Jeri at:
activistalley@earthdancelive.com
Click here for 2010 activist alley booth application
ACTIVIST
ALLEY NON-PROFIT APPLICATION FOR 2010
DEADLINE: AUGUST 1st 2010
Thank-you
for your interest in becoming an Activist Alley participant for the 2010
. Your participation is vital to the mission of Earthdance.
Your
work in this world is important! |
IF YOU ARE A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION AND WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE 2010 ACTIVIST ALLEY, HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
- You must be a 501(c)3 Non-profit and will be
required to fax your articles of association to us as proof.
- Your space will be 10ft x 10ft and you will
need to bring your own booth, tables, chairs,
etc...Camping will be behind your booth.
- You must be able to arrive by 8pm Thursday night (Sept 15th) and stay on-site until Sunday night (Sept 19th)
- We also request that you send an Earthdance announcement to your email lists and cc us on this announcement.
- Remember, the policy for activist alley is a fee of $150.00 for 2 people/tickets.
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