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Work = Love in Action...An important and necesarry eco-culture shift?
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I'm a painter, and semi-employed so have a bit of spare time. I'm really keen to help a good cause and of course more public holidays would mean more time when friends are free to hang out and celebrate together. Glad to have found intersect yeste...
Seeding the idea of re-appropriating the meaning of the Queen's Birthday Weekend Holiday to a day that celebrates our treasured land - in its true form - as a gift.
Creativity for transformation! make Films, Graphics, Paint, Draw, Photograph, Illustrate, cartoon, Screen-print, Stencil, Compose, Sing, Design, Construct, Choreograph, Weave, Carve, Dance, Write,Web master, Sculpt, Animate, Act, Craft, Sew, Play...
Seeding the idea of re-appropriating the meaning of the Queen's Birthday Weekend Holiday to a day that celebrates our treasured land - in its true form - as a gift.
Hi sounds awesome Megan! If forces were joined then the momentum for NZ-LANDDay, with Intersect heading it, could leap frog and purposely lead straight into Matariki, with partnering to relevant networks for Matariki celebration build-up support.....
Awesome idea Megan - I'm sure there are a number of national organisations that would support this concept for a 'Day On'. Also, on Matariki as a public holiday, the Private Member's Bill unfortunately did not gain enough support to pass it's firs...
Fellow intersectors, I have been thinking about New Zealanders and what they need most right now, but also how this group of citizens can inspire the rest of our sleepy little nation. I had an idea about New Zealand Day (which I also hope manages ...
Seeding the idea of re-appropriating the meaning of the Queen's Birthday Weekend Holiday to a day that celebrates our treasured land - in its true form - as a gift.
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- Date of Birth
- January 20, 1984
- About Me:
- Born in Auckland, lived on Waiheke Island from ages 4-10, and have been resident in the Grey Lynn/Ponsonby area ever since (except for studying in Switzerland (16), Palmerston North (18-19) and a brief stint in Invercargill (20)). I have a BBS (Bachelor of Business Studies) under my belt from Massey University (International Business and Enterprise Development majors), to pursue ambitions of creating and contributing to changing the way we view and treat our natural world from within business outward. Other interests include music (listening to and currently working on mastering the bass, and more recently - african drumming), dance (ballet and contemporary), painting and other crafty works at times, yoga, gardening, making clothes, cycling and the weekend socialising and going to gigs...
- Areas of interest and expertise
- I'm currently with a small family owned business who distribute/create/brand a design-led, strongly eco-product range for NZ and export markets. Given its size there isn't many areas of business I'm not involved in to varying degrees. My key strengths so far would lie in analytical and creative thinking (ideas, problem solving...), relationship forging and maintaining, balancing lots of varied work streams, and being resourceful (wearing lots of different hats, and finding out how to do something unknown and learning as I go!). This is my first job in this area and I'm looking to branch into working with organisations making the transition to being good, and better, and great environmental citizens and champions.
Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 9:45am on May 5, 2009,
Jo McKay said… - See you tonight at Intersect hopefully? Looking forward to more storming of brains. By the way....i can see the bow of the Esperanza out my window. Stops my breath.
- At 11:31pm on April 29, 2009,
Billy Matheson said… - Hey Stephanie,
Great to finally meet you at the Tindall gig.
Looking forward to hearing how your project unfolds.
kia kaha,
Billy
- At 4:42pm on April 8, 2009,
jennifer aschenbrenner said… - Hi Steph,
Hows it going? did a load of washing last night...loving my prize!
I emailed some ladies re Project Twin Stream and they are keen, what day/time woud work for you to meet with them out here? Do you want to email through a couple days/times for options.
Take care lovely.
- At 10:55am on February 19, 2009,
Ella Susanne Lawton said… - Hi Stephanie,
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. SInce December 10th which is a bit shocking really. Need to check this site more often.
Just moved to Dunedin working with Otago Polytechs Centre for Sustainable Practice. Loving it.
Hope everything is good.
Ella.
- At 5:14pm on February 17, 2009,
jennifer aschenbrenner said…
- Hey lovely, I wont be coming along tonight to the earth hour thing and wont make it to the bike ride tmorrow either...but i hope that you have a blast at both ;o)
xx
- At 9:50am on February 13, 2009,
Eva Lawrence said… - yup sure i would be happy to help set up. does that mean a 2.45ish arrival? text me x
- At 7:25am on February 12, 2009,
jennifer aschenbrenner said…
- Hey lovely,
Cool that you lived in Swizerland. Dd you stay in the german, french or italian parts? My family is german and i grew up bilingual...if it was the german part your stayed in we could have chats in german...mine is getting a bit rusty!
x
- At 9:28pm on February 11, 2009,
Glen Lauder said… - Steph -
Could you be interested in Peter Goldsbury's course? Spoke to him earlier - there is a posting here on Intersect if you are interested...
(Don't think I'll make it on Saturday after all - I'm going to save my Carbon for a slower journey north....Love G
Living Systems Thinking Workshop - New tools for growing vibrant communities and organisations in uncertain times - Devonport
February 25, 2009 at 9am to February 26, 2009 at 5pm – Devonport
Join us to explore how nature's lessons can help us drive innovative programs in a world of complexity by making chaos a friend. Its collaborative approach will re-energise our traditional Industri...
Organized by Peter Goldsbury | Type: team, learning, workshop
- At 2:48pm on February 11, 2009,
Rebeka Whale said… - Hey Stephanie,
Check out our Seasonal Celebrations group here on intersect.
Perhaps you'd like to start a discussion on Matariki?
We could share what's happening around the country (I'm based in Wellington) and ideas for something we might like to create together.
Cheers,
Beka
- At 6:50pm on February 8, 2009,
Kath Dewar said… - Cheers for that Hyundai reference Steph :-)
Great to see you too
Just got back from Young Greens summer camp which was amazing - I was there as a guest speaker - what an honour!! :-)
have a lovely week
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