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TWO GREAT EVENTS ON JUNE 22 & 27! Get your tickets early! Not-to-Miss!
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An Evening with Ray Anderson
Wednesday, June 22
Alumni Hall
New Academic Building
University of King's College
(off Lord Dalhousie Dr.)
6:00 PM Screening of the award winning documentary "The Corporation"
8:30 PM Question & Answer with Ray Anderson and Dr. Julia Sagebien,
Professor in the Faculty of Management at Dalhousie University
Followed by a food and drink reception with displays and book selling.
Ray Anderson is the founder and CEO of Interface, the world's largest
commercial carpet manufacturer. Interface is committed to sustainability.
Ray is also featured in the award-winning documentary "The Corporation," the
recipient of the International Prize for Sustainable Development, and the
author of the book "Mid Course Correction: Toward a Sustainable Enterprise:
The Interface Model."
Tickets:$5
Limited Seating.
Advance tickets available at Outside the Lines Bookstore 6297 Quinpool Rd.,
P'lovers The Environmental Store 5657 Spring Garden St., and Just Us! Fair
Trade Shop and Coffee Bar 1678 Barrington St.
For more information, please call Tamara Lorincz at 443-2423.
Proceeds to support the Genuine Progress Index (GPI)Atlantic.
Organized by Interface, the School of Journalism, University of King's
College, and the Society for Corporate Environmental and Social
Responsibility.
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An Evening with Marilyn Waring
Monday, June 27, 2005
Dalhousie University
Marion McCain Building
Ondaatje Theatre
6135 University Avenue
Marilyn Waring, Ph.D, is a Professor of Public Policy at Massey University
in New Zealand, and is a former Member of Parliament serving for 9 years.
She is the author of several books including: "Counting for Nothing" (1988)
that is the basis of the National Film Board documentary "Who's Counting:
Sex, Lies and Global Economics"; "Three Masquerades: Essays on Equality,
Work and Human Rights" (1996); and "In the Lifetime of A Goat" (2004). Dr.
Waring has led major development projects for United Nations Development
Programme, the Food and Agriculture Organization, and Development Fund for
Women.
5:00pm - 6:30pm
Screening of the film "Who's Counting? Marilyn Waring on Sex, Lies and
Global Economics" (National Film Board of Canada) Introduction to the film
by Director Terre Nash
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Food and drink reception with book selling and displays
7:30pm - 9:00pm
Marilyn Waring gives an address entitled "Caring for People and the Planet:
The New Politics of Development" followed by a question and answer period
Tickets: $15 regular / $10 low-income
Limited Seating
Advance tickets available at Outside the Lines Bookstore 6297 Quinpool Rd.,
P'lovers The Environmental Store 5657 Spring Garden St., and Just Us! Fair
Trade Shop and Coffee Bar 1678 Barrington St.
For more information, please call Tamara Lorincz at 443-2423.
Proceeds to support the Genuine Progress Index (GPI) Atlantic
Organized by the Canadian Labour Congress, Dalhousie Economics Department,
the Nova Scotia Advisory Council on the Status of Women, the Society for
Corporate Environmental and Social Responsibility and Trading Options
Coalition.
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