Core faculty at Antioch University Seattle since 1998, his teaching, research and field work focus on themes of social justice, ecological design and sustainable community development. Visit his website: www.designtrek.net
(See my biography page for more information).
| Sustainability in Exile: Envisioning Permanent Culture in Tibetan Refugee Settlements | |||
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This paper documents the intentions and outcomes of a collaborative permaculture design training within Tibetan refugee settlements and examines its relevance to sustainable community development initiatives with at-risk populations. |
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| From Rhizome to Renaissance: Engaging Integral Bamboo Systems for Sustainable Development | |||
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This paper will discuss efforts undertaken in China and elswhere to advance sustainable bamboo industry activities and introduce a framework for assessing whole-system bamboo "best practices." |
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| Repointing the Ivory Tower: Designing for Relevancy, Efficacy, Humility in view of the Great Turning | |||
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This paper will introduce and discuss ecological design strategies for use in service of effective integration of classroom, campus and community contexts for sustainability. |
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| Whither Our Embrace of Bamboo: Observations from Forest, Farm and Factory | |||
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Seeking innovations, the author offers first-hand observations and perspectives derived from teaching, research and field work in China during 2006/07 for advancing bamboo resource systems towards sustainability. |
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