Harvest Feast Potluck!

Potluck Style

Autumn Harvest Feast

Who: Snow Lion Community

When: Thursday, November 25, 2010

Time: 8:00 p.m.

Location: To be determined

RSVP: Please sign up and tell us what you are bringing (sign up sheet is on the front door to the Snow Lion)

Please bring something to share

Trans Awareness Week

Please see below for TAW events, as well as new community social, activism and arts events - we look forward to seeing you Out in the community!

http://myemail.constantcontact.com/Weekly-eNewsletter-from-Out-Boulder---Lt-Dan-Choi-returns-to-Boulder--Frida-Kahlo-exhibit-in-Longmont-and-Trans-Awareness-Week-c.html?soid=1102633916186&

Restorative Justice Training!

Restorative Justice
Affected Community and Accountability Board Member Training

Details: Tuesday, November 30th
6pm
Paramita Campus- In the Jim Spearly Lecture Hall

Open to any students, faculty or staff that would like to learn more about how they can have a role in the RJ process.

This is a first step training for getting more involved with the restorative justice process, or if you just want to brush up and learn about being an affected community member, or accountability board member. Affected community member is a term used to describe the community members that participate in the circle- something happened in your community . . .and it affected YOU! If you are interested in giving your input in restorative process or if you just want to learn more and be involved, please consider taking this training.

Email us with any questions or to RSVP: slrestorativejustice@naropa.edu

R.O.O.T. Hike - respond ASAP!

Hiking with Sight: Photography in the Forest

Reconnecting On Outer Terrain through our sense of SIGHT!

What: Looking closer at the world we take for granted.

Where: Meet at Chautauqua Park (9th and Baseline Road) in front of the visitor's center.

When: Saturday - November 6, 2010 at 10a.m. to noon or 12:30.

Bring: Weather and hiking appropriate clothing; a disposable camera; a mindful eye; water; and snacks if desired.


Interested hikers: Need to respond by Wednesday, November 3, 2010 (TODAY!)


Contact: Patrick Whiting at pwhiting@students.naropa.edu

**Cameras: We will be using disposable cameras for a few reasons: everyone will be on a level playing field; to test our ability to look at the world with as little technological interference as possible; and with a limited amount of pictures we will need to be more mindful before we take a picture. Cameras can be purchased for $3.99 at King Soopers! Have your photos developed by November 12th for a photo potluck!

Photo Show: We will be coming together for the following Friday, November 12th for a potluck and photo display to show off our three favorite photos from the hike!

ROOT: Six Senses Hiking Series

Explore your six senses through Reconnecting On Outer Terrain with the

SIX SENSES HIKING SERIES!

• 11/06/2010 - Hiking with Sight: Photography in the Forest
• 12/05/2010 - Hiking with Sound: Rhythm in Woods
• 1/22/2011 - Hiking with Taste: Tea in the Snow
• 2/12/2011 - Hiking with Touch: Warm Touch on a Cold Day
• 3/12/2011 - Hiking with Smell: Nosing Around
• 4/02/2011 - Hiking with Mindfulness: Watch your Step
• 4/23/2011 - Hiking with the Six Senses: Freestyle

Free Food! Music! Cooking Lesson! Dialogue!

Come join Naropa's Student-Sustainability Coordinator, Nathaniel Janowitz and members of the Community Kitchen for free food, music, cooking lessons and a Sustainability Dialogue.

When: Wendesday, November 3rd. 12-130

Where: Snowlion Community Room

Come learn how to make a local, organic Quinoa Salad and Vegan cookies and then enjoy eating them! This is going to be a relaxed event, we won't be talking at you but rather with you. Music, food, fun. See you there!