Donna Morton and Fay Weller

Click here to register on EventBrite Join us for an evening of stories and collective leadership. Learn from the work of global regenerator Joe Brewer, celebrate local successes, and engage in discussions about expanding the regenerative culture on Gabriola, Vancouver Island, and throughout the Cascadia bioregion. Opening by Dave Bodaly, artist, geneaologist, photographer, historian and curator, member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation.   The sponsors of the event: REGENERATE CASCADIA is a grassroots program of the Department of Bioregion. We are a group of more than 100 volunteers in 14 different cities around Cascadia, who are working in the spirit of a gift economy, to help activate and birth a regenerative movement for the Cascadia bioregion. SUSTAINABLE GABRIOLA is a network of individuals and organizations on Gabriola Island, BC, committed to community resilience and stewarding our natural resources for the benefit of generations to come

Join us for an evening of stories and collective leadership. Learn from the work of global regenerator Joe Brewer, celebrate local successes, and engage in discussions about expanding the regenerative culture on Gabriola, Vancouver Island, and throughout the Cascadia bioregion. Opening prayer by Dave Bodaly, artist, geneaologist, photographer, historian and curator, member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation. RSVP on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/regenerate-gabriola-featuring-joe-brewer-tickets-727826036267?aff=oddtdtcreator&fbclid=IwAR3zhVrlAke_w8exQmPqTaWWqXn7HyAnQAGEbgCJiHvNm9c0hiPSHIJEexE The sponsors of the event: REGENERATE CASCADIA is a grassroots 501(c)3 program of the Department of Bioregion. We are a group of more than 100 volunteers in 14 different cities around Cascadia, who are working in the spirit of a gift economy, to help activate and birth a regenerative movement for the Cascadia bioregion. SUSTAINABLE GABRIOLA is a network of individuals and organizations on Gabriola Island, BC, committed to community resilience and stewarding our natural resources for the benefit of generations to come