Sustainability Training And Resources
Next events
Full schedule
| July 2010 | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Life Cycle Assessment | July 28 | Columbia City, Seattle, WA | Rita Schenck | $250 / $200 / $100 |
more info register online |
| August 2010 | |||||
| Gross National Happiness: A New Way of Talking About Sustainability? | August 5 |
Central District, Seattle, WA |
free | more info RSVP | |
| How to Bring About Large-Scale Behaviour Change | August 25 |
Columbia City, Seattle, WA |
Joe Brewer | $150 / $100 / $50 |
more info register online |
| September 2010 | |||||
| Citizen Engagement Among Marginalized Populations: Guatemala to Seattle | September 14 | Seattle, WA | Caitlin McKee | free | email us for more info |
| Getting Along with Your Board of Directors | September 23 | Seattle, WA | Laura Pierce | $100 / $75 / $50 |
email us for more info |
Our approach
Our philosophy is that all people have the ability to contribute towards sustainability and that it will take all of us working together to reach sustainability. The purpose of STARs is to spread information and connect people to improve all of our knowledge, skills and practice.
Most of our workshops are limited to small group sizes to encourage a rich conversation within the group. Instructors are encouraged to use a participatory process and careful attention is paid to ensure participants are provided the opportunity to deeply learn and apply lessons and tools in the class setting. We strive to build community and to ensure there is time for all to explore and share knowledge, resources and capacity towards sustainability. We can offer sliding scale fees to allow people with limited resources to take part.
STARs brownbags are donation-supported events that showcase thought leaders and experts for the goals of sustainability for our region - as defined by our community through the participatory research process and encapsulated in B-Sustainable.org (join & login for full access).
Sustainability goals
| Natural Environment | Built Environment | Social Environment | Personal Environment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Preservation of habitat & biodiversity | Livable neighborhoods | Income equity | Healthy living choices |
| Clean and sufficient water | Responsible land use | Food security | Happy, safe and satisfied citizens |
| Stewardship of Ecoservices | Sustainable transportation | Health equity | Quality educational opportunities |
| Toxic Free Environment for All | Climate protection | Affordable quality housing for all | Empowered citizens |
| Cleaner production | Responsible Resource Use | Strong Civic Engagement | |
| Green Building | Sustainable Industries | Strong Sense of Place and Belonging | |
| Sustainable Regional Food System |
Keep in touch
Contact us with any questions: STARs@sustainableseattle.org and (206) 659-8077, or sign up for email updates.Follow our blog.