March 2008 Event
What: Alan Seid presents an introduction to a unique, exciting leadership training program for youth he has brought to Bellingham - SGLA, Sustainable Global Leadership Alliance
When: March 20, 2008, 7:00 p.m. (doors open at 6:30)
Where: Wise Awakening's Orca Room, 314 E. Holly St
Where: Wise Awakening's Orca Room, 314 E. Holly St
If you are interested in the future of humanity and the planet . . .
If you want to be involved in an incredible organization and program for our community?s young leaders . . .
or
If you know any young adults (16-22) who are interested in making a difference and participating in the world . . .
then this presentation is for you!
If you want to be involved in an incredible organization and program for our community?s young leaders . . .
or
If you know any young adults (16-22) who are interested in making a difference and participating in the world . . .
then this presentation is for you!
SGLA - Sustainable Global Leadership Alliance produces a cutting edge leadership program for young adults, with a focus on sustainability work and consciousness transformation. Alan Seid, SGLA Director for Bellingham and Whatcom County, will present about SGLA, including its history, purpose, and curriculum. A couple of short video clips of students who recently completed the SGLA program will be shown, and there will also be Q&A and an open discussion, time permitting.
http://www.cascadiatraining.com/about/alanseidbio.html
Alan Seid has been a student of sustainability and spirituality since 1989. The breadth of his studies and experience covers a wide variety of tools, processes and methodologies, of which he has achieved depth and mastery in a few. Alan owns Bodhi Creek Farm, an aspiring Integral Sustainability learning center in the Mt Baker Foothills. He is currently the Bellingham-Whatcom County Director for SGLA:
Alan Seid has been a student of sustainability and spirituality since 1989. The breadth of his studies and experience covers a wide variety of tools, processes and methodologies, of which he has achieved depth and mastery in a few. Alan owns Bodhi Creek Farm, an aspiring Integral Sustainability learning center in the Mt Baker Foothills. He is currently the Bellingham-Whatcom County Director for SGLA:
