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2015 Pitch Party with Judy Wicks. The 2015 Accelerating Appalachia nature-based businesses will be presenting at the Pitch Party in Asheville on May 14th. We are so proud of this incredible group of graduates in food, farming, eco-services, seeds, botanical essences, natural building and games! Our keynote is the fabulous Judy Wicks, thought leader in growing good economies, co-founder of Be more. From the Appalachian Regional Commission.
The Women Support Group of Calgary celebrating its first year. Photo courtesy of Noreen Mahmood. Welcome and Belonging Starts with Noticing. Reawakening to Place as a Community.
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Are you part of the growing parish movement that is. Weaving a fabric of love and care in and across neighborhoods? The place they are called. The stories, insights and practices.
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Will convene leading impact investors, world-class entrepreneurs, and innovative cross-sector practitioners on October 6-9. For three full days of networking and engaging content at the intersection of money and meaning. Receive the latest updates on speakers, ticket promotions and more. Learn About The Next System Project.
SOCAP16 gathered impact investors, social entrepreneurs, foundations, corporations, global nonprofits, and other valuable strangers all contributing to a vibrant marketplace for socially, environmentally and economically sustainable solutions. We appreciate every participant for making SOCAP16 another amazing SOCAP event. Stay connected throughout the year by signing up for our newsletter. Or watching the SOCAP16 recorded sessions.
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