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October 29, 2008
Using the Internet for Environmental Change in Israel
I am happy to be hosting along with the Heschel Center for Environmental Learning and Leadership a gathering to discuss how social networks can be used as a tool to promote environmental work in Israel. The Heschel Center, which trains Israel’s environmental leadership, is creating an environmental social network, which will be used to network environmental activity throughout the country. They would like to present their plans to whoever is interested and willing to give feedback to their plans and help create internet tools that will promote a green future.
Please RSVP, as there is only room for 20 to 30 people. The gathering will be held between 10:30 to 1200 on November 4th, at the Heschel Center, 85 Nachalat Benyamin St., between Yehudah HaLevi and Yafo St., in Tel Aviv. 03-5608788.
Tags: Tel Aviv, Heschel Center , Israel, Environmental Learning, Green, Jeff Pulver
Posted by jeff on October 29, 2008 08:14 AM | Permalink
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Comments
Hi Jeff,
it's a pity you plan such a meeting during the morning hours and at short notice.
As a result many of us who work to make a living cannot really participate.
Th idea is great, so why not move it to the evening hours, to enable more people to be there?
And perhaps have it on-line as well, so those who cannot physically be there can at least follow the proceedings and comment
yudit
Posted by: yudit ilany at November 3, 2008 12:57 AM