<Hamilton FreeSkool!> P.S.

[Hamilton FreeSkool !]

P.S.
You don't have to come with a smile.

peace, love and rage,

Freeskool

On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 11:47 PM, Hamilton FreeSkool ! <
hamiltonfreeskool at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey Freeskoolers!
>
> As Spring and other transformative things percolate through the air, things
> are quickly picking up towards our upcoming event, the Hamilton Freeskool
> Spring Réveille this March 27th!
>
> The event will be beginning with lunch at one o'clock at the Jamesville
> Community Centre, which is on McNab St North at Colbourne. You are more than
> welcome to bring food to share, but also more than welcome to come with
> little else but a smile and an appetite.
>
> Workshops are set to begin after lunch, at 2:30
> PM. Each is between a half hour and an hour long. We'll begin wiiiiith:
> Introduction to Poi/Skillshare, facilitated by Allison,
> followed by a Support Skillshare facilitated by Aerin,
> Law/ Workplace Rights discussion facilitated by Ned,
>  and a hands-on Terrariums workshop by Maggie beginning around 5:00 PM.
>
> This is a good way to introduce people to Freeskool and what we're all
> about, so pass the word out to the people you know, help our base of
> Freeskool fans to grow so everyone gets to meet new people and learn more
> things!
>
> Other items of note:
>
> *BICYCLES! *
> Don't you just seriously love them?
> If you're interested in participating in Freeskool-spirited bike adventures
> to discover or rediscover or explore anew some of the many wonderful
> wonderful trails and spots in our fair city, beginning around the beginning
> of next month, you definitely should get in touch with Maggie at
> magdalena_szkarlat at hotmail.com.
>
> Finally, if you are interested in helping with postering/publicity for the
> Spring Réveille, send us an email and we will welcome your assistance
>
> See you in two weeks!
>
> Rachel, for Freeskool
> --
> Hamilton FreeSkool
> www.hamiltonfreeskool.org
> hamiltonfreeskool at gmail.com
>
> "If modern industrial education—and more broadly industrial
> civilization—requires "the subsumption of the individual," that is, the
> conversion of vibrant human beings into "automata," i.e., into a pliant
> workforce, then the most revolutionary thing we can do is follow our hearts,
> to manifest who we really are."
>



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Hamilton FreeSkool
www.hamiltonfreeskool.org
hamiltonfreeskool at gmail.com

"If modern industrial education—and more broadly industrial
civilization—requires "the subsumption of the individual," that is, the
conversion of vibrant human beings into "automata," i.e., into a pliant
workforce, then the most revolutionary thing we can do is follow our hearts,
to manifest who we really are."
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