Final Report on the Neighborhood Food Feasts
2011 Neighborhood Food Feasts Report by Matt Walker, Anna McWhorter and Emily Hutchinson
A message about the Resilient Household Project
THE Resilient Household Project is a group of people who are meeting monthly to learn how to prepare households to use less energy, water, purchased food, goods, and services.
Read more after the jump.
Resilient Household Project
Goal: To assist Berea households to prepare for rising energy and food prices, economic downturns, and other stresses and emergencies
Re-Skilling Berea
Central to most Transition Initiatives is the process of regaining the skills (updated with new knowledge and technology) that were widely held by our grandparents. It was common for members of that generation to know how to grow and preserve food, capture and use rainwater, repair their houses, and work with their neighbors.
Transition Town Berea
Local action, global networking, for a vibrant, resilient community
A Transition Town Initiative is a community working together to prepare for Peak Oil, Climate Change, and a Shrinking Global Economy.
Edible Yard Project
Goal: To increase the food security, food quality, and neighborhood interactions in Berea through promotion and facilitation of home gardening and community gardens.
Food Storage at the last RHP Meeting
“There’s a lot that goes into a food pantry,” Paul Wells said as he addressed a group of interested local participants during the Resilient Household Project meeting on Tuesday February 7th.
Hands On Weatherization Training and Demonstration Energy Audit
Home Energy Partners is partnering with Sustainable Berea’s Resilient Household Project for a hands-on training this Saturday January 7th from 1-5pm.
January’s Resilient Household Project Meeting
Join us Tuesday, January 3 in the Berea Public Library’s Theater Room at 6:30pm for the next RHP meeting.
Notes from December’s Resilient Household Project Meeting
Members of the Resilient Household Project met on December 6 to create plans for 2012.
A message about the Resilient Household Project
THE Resilient Household Project is a group of people who are meeting monthly to learn how to prepare households to use less energy, water, purchased food, goods, and services.
Read more after the jump.
