Sustainable Living Center of North Florida
A project of the Florida Coalition for Peace & Justice, Inc.
10665 SW 89th Ave
Hampton, FL 32044
Phone: 352-468-3390
E-Mail: teachingfarm@gmail.com
GPS coordinates:
Latitude: 29.87361 N
Longitude: 82.19280 W
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The Florida Coalition for Peace & Justice
Offers
An Education Module on Sustainability
for group presentations and interaction.
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'Living Sustainably in the 21st Century -- Our Way into a Just and Peaceful World'
The "good old days" of the 20th century are behind us. . The "good new days" of the 21st century are yet to be realized. The "American Dream" is awakening to the reality of an overburdened planet. World-shaping events are happening at ever increasing speeds. Extreme weather is becoming the norm. Economic systems are not working. Food, energy, education, health costs are going out of sight, and so it continues. No matter why or how, it's a changed world for everyone here in the early years of the third millennium.
The Florida Coalition for Peace and Justice believes that sustainable living is the responsible and necessary response to the ecological challenges of our new world. Our presentation will inform, motivate and offer suggestions on ways to reduce our environmental impact while increasing our quality of life.
Martina and John X. Linnehan, two of the founding members of FCPJ and initiators of the Sun Harvest EcoVillage program, along with Paul Still, Teaching Farm Manager, will be the presenters.
The length of the program can be one hour, a day, or a weekend, and customized to the requirements of your group. Also, the Peace Education Center is available for any group seeking a “hands-on” experience of sustainable living at the Sun Harvest EcoVillage and Teaching Farm. To encourage attendance, FCPJ prefers that there be no charge other than for food, if provided. But a free-will donation toward the ongoing environmental programs of FCPJ will be accepted. Organizers are asked to cover the cost of program materials and travel but no honorarium is required.
For more information about our program, or to schedule a date for your group, contact:
Paul Still 904-368-0291 or
John X at 904-504-1004 or
by emailing teachingfarm@gmail.com.
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The Florida Coalition for Peace & Justice (FCPJ) as a group holds a common belief that change is possible and that we can be a channel of that change. We recognize that violence feeds violence. We attempt to bring about harmony and balance in our lives and in our world.
Through its activities at the Sustainable Living Center, FCPJ is working to become a living laboratory which models sustainable living. We strive to be the very change we seek in the world. Our guideposts include: a fundamental belief in the power of the human creativity to resolve conflicts humanely and justly, an awareness of our need to be tolerant and respectful of each other, and to live in a mutually enhancing relationship with the total community of life.
FCPJ was founded in 1982 as a network of local groups across the state who shared a commitment to world peace and social justice. FCPJ attempts to connect the dots between environmental/ecological degradation and the abuse and control of the earth’s resources which bring about racial and economic injustice, war and a dysfunctional social order. Working together, we can promote a more sustainable, just, humane, and compassionate society through education and action.
The Sustainable Living Center offers meeting Space for Group Events that mirror our values and mission. We are happy to host retreats, seminars or workshops. Ideal for school, church, club, and family functions. We are situated in a quiet
green pecan grove.
Facilities include:
* 2.500 sf meeting room
* Fully Air Conditioned;
* Limited WiFi Access
* Wrap-around porch
* Indoor Fireplace
* Campfire Pit
* Seating capacity - 100
* Fully equipped kitchen
* Bathroom with showers
* tent or RV space available (no hookups)
* Reasonably priced motels in Starke and Gainesville;
“The land feeds us, sustains us, and renews us as individuals and as a Community of Peacemakers.”
– FCPJ Revisioning Retreat, Feb 27-29, 2004
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