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The Northwest Earth Institute (NWEI) discussion courses offered are:
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Review the list of classes that are forming. Check to see if there is a class in your neighborhood that you'd like
to join.
Or, look over the list of course titles in the left column, read the course descriptions, then search the list of
upcoming courses to see if your topic of interest is currently forming.
If you don't see one listed, perhaps you'd be interested in finding out how to start one. Read
How to Get Started, What's involved?
A great way to meet others in your
community.
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It's as simple as inviting 8-15 friends, acquaintances, coworkers, fellow parishioners or neighbors to an
introductory session led by a
Sustain Dane volunteer.
Discussion groups meet at places of business, centers of faith, your home, neighborhood or community centers
to list a few places.
Discussion groups come
together for eight or nine meetings to discuss stories and articles from the weekly themes presented in the
course workbook. The readings become the starting point for exchanging ideas from which
individuals explore one's own relationship to the themes covered, the questions explored, or the ideas shared by other members.
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Do you enjoy meeting new people and participating in celebrations?
Become a volunteer and introduce or mentor a
discussion course to groups in neighborhoods, workplaces and centers of faith.
Receive training in techniques on how to conduct an introduction and a mentoring and you'll be helping individuals make
personal changes toward sustainability.
Contact Sustain Dane for more information about
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