Fermented Thoughts: Slow Work, Rooted in Community

Date: 
Thursday, February 8, 2018 - 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Event Type: 
Talks and Discussions
Contact Info: 
waterlooschool@theworkingcentre.org // 519-743-1151 ext. 175
Location: 
Fresh Ground - 256 King Street East, Kitchener

The modern world teaches us to be rushed and to be on the move. We have lost our ability to be committed to the same work, the same people, the same place over the long haul. In his writing Wendell Berry invites us to consider that much healing will come if we become rooted again.

Join Joe and Stephanie Mancini who will explore how rootedness has uniquely provided the space for the diverse initiatives of the Working Centre to flourish. Bob Sharpe, from Wilfrid Laurier, will explore the research around the importance of place and how this can help us understand the importance of rootedness.

Fermented Thoughts is our new forum for imaginative thought on social, economic, and ecological issues. Join us for discussion over wine and snacks

For tickets contact us at:
waterlooschool@theworkingcentre.org // 519-743-1151 ext. 175
Tickets are $25 for the evening, including food and drink.

Presented as part of FINDING OUR PLACE - A year of reflection and conversation on the thought of Wendell Berry.

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