Top 6 Ways To Go Green at Passion Into Action!

The Passion Into Action "Green Living" track specifically helps women by providing tools, resources, and networks to enhance the planet. Following we've listed the top six ways to go green at the conference.

1.  Connect with Nina Simons, co-founder of Bioneers.  Nina is kicking off the conference Friday, April 29th and will spend the evening sharing tools to take our passion into action as a collective.  Click here to listen to Nina's interview on See Jane Do on KVMR.

  

2.  Learn tools to bring food advocacy to the table at The White House Project workshop, From Plate to Politics.  What key ingredient can stir up change in our food system?  More women in leadership roles that influence agriculture and food policy change, from rallying for school lunch reform to launching new organic farming enterprises.  Come for a crash course in issues and opportunities that face women in agriculture and together sow seeds for cultivating this inspiring movement.  Click here to learn more about this workshop.

 

3.  Unite & Ignite Communities Around Green Issues

in Kim Stravers' workshop.  Kim is the co-founder and community engagement director for the Mammoth Lakes Trails & Public Access Foundation (MLTPA).  Click here to read more about Kim's incredibly story

4.  Upcycle Your Life 

and learn how you can take something useless and make it into something amazing with Jessica Reeder & Amber Clisura.  Jessica is the founder of Love and Trash a DIY blog for people who do things differently. Amber is an Eco fashion designer who is known for her NO PANTS 2011 project.  Click here to learn more about this creative duo.

 

5.  Listen to author and activist, Jean Shinoda Bolen discuss her latest book, Like A Tree: How Trees, Women, and Tree People Can Save the Planet.  Click here to listen to Jean's interview on KVMR with Elisa Parker and Michael Stone.  

 

  

6.  Utilize the power of your purse in Stacy Malkan's workshop, The Girlcott: 5 Strategies for How Women Can Change the World in 2011. Stacy Malkan is the author of Not Just a Pretty Face and founder of the Safe Cosmetics Campaign.  Click here to read about Stacy's exceptional work.

  

To participate in these workshops and meet these extraordinary women click here to register for the conference.