Are you an environmentalist who really feels passionately about the changes we need to make?

Would you benefit from attending an event with like-minded people who feel and understand your love, pain and deep concern for the living earth and her inhabitants? An open-minded circle that gives you space to share your passions and come into connection with your ecological identity? The South East Queensland Deep Ecology Weekend Workshop coming up in early March may be for you!

SEQ Deep Ecology Weekend Workshop
When: Saturday 2nd March (8:30am arrival for a 9am start) - Sunday 3rd March 4pm 2019
Where: Kupidabin Wilderness Center, 7 Lyell Court, Mount Samson, QLD 4520.
Accommodation: BYO Tent. Alternatively mattresses available at venue (BYO pillow and sleeping bag).

This workshop is guided by deep ecology perspectives that recognize that we live in an era characterised by the threat of extreme environmental problems. These problems are so big that they threaten the fabric of life on earth which causes us to feel great emotional despair and frustration. Yet we live in a culture where there is a profound denial of feeling and this affects our energy and effectiveness to turn this emotion into energy that makes change happen. To sustain our own work to keep reaching out to other people in the community with compassion, we need to draw on our feelings as a source of energy, not fight them. These processes will help those on the ongoing journey from despair to deepened empowerment.

Suggested donation: $80 students and unwaged, $150 waged. All profits will be donated to the Stop Adani Campaign, Frontline Action on Coal and the Wangan and Jagalingou Family Council. Please have cash to pay at the event.

If payment is not possible for you we are open to other forms of non-monetary energy exchange, please get in touch to discuss this further at [email protected] All other enquiries can be directed to: [email protected] The facilitation of this workshop will have multiple contributors from Deep Ecology SEQ and will be led by Ahri Tallon. Visit our page: Deep Ecology SEQ