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Susan Bean
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Joint MountainTrue & Sierra Club Environmental Issues & Actions Meeting
The Wedge at Foundation 5 Foundy St., Asheville, NC, United StatesJoin MountainTrue and the Sierra Club for monthly meetings to discuss local, state and national environmental issues.
Free
Lobbying 101
YWCA 185 South French Broad Ave, Asheville, NCMountainTrue is proud to co-sponsor this workshop put on by Democracy NC. In our current political climate, the term lobbying is kind of a dirty word, often associated with big money, special interests and backroom deals. But there’s another way to look at it. Lobbying is one way a group of people with shared policy […]
Civics 101 Workshop Series
YWCA 185 South French Broad Ave, Asheville, NCFind out how to best advocate for the issues you care about within our local government. The League of Women Voters along with a coalition of local nonprofits working to empower our community to advocate effectively, is presenting this series so that you can productively communicate with local representatives, staffers and commission members. Each session […]
Free
No Man’s Land Film Festival – Asheville
New Belgium Brewing Company 21 Craven St, Asheville, NC, United StatesJoin us for the premier all-women adventure film festival featuring short films about women adventurers who will inspire you with their tenacity, their spunk and their femininity - all interwoven to showcase the full scope of woman-identified athletes and adventurers, looking to undefine what it means to be a woman in adventure, sport and film.
$12 – $20
Plugged in Buncombe: Sustainability Advisory Committee on Energy and Environment
City Hall 70 Court Plaza, Asheville, NCIn an effort to encourage Buncombe County residents to get plugged into our local democracy, we want you to join us at advisory board or committee meetings. These meetings are designed to encourage residents’ input on specific community issues at the city and county level. Staff from our organizations regularly attend these meetings, but for […]
Plugged in Buncombe: Sustainability Advisory Committee on Energy and Environment
Asheville Downtown Police Department, 4th Floor Conference Room 100 Court Plaza, 4th Floor Conference Room, Asheville, NCIn an effort to encourage Buncombe County residents to get plugged into our local democracy, we want you to join us at advisory board or committee meetings. These meetings are designed to encourage residents’ input on specific community issues at the city and county level. Staff from our organizations regularly attend these meetings, but for […]
Stronger Together: MountainTrue’s 2019 Annual Gathering
New Belgium Brewing Company 21 Craven St, Asheville, NC, United StatesThis year, the theme for our annual member gathering is “Stronger Together” because we are celebrating a year of growth and our recent merger with the Hiwassee River Watershed Coalition. Please join MountainTrue members from around our mountain region on October 23 to celebrate another great year of protecting the places we share.
Plugged in Buncombe: Sustainability Advisory Committee on Energy and Environment
Asheville Downtown Police Department, 4th Floor Conference Room 100 Court Plaza, 4th Floor Conference Room, Asheville, NCIn an effort to encourage Buncombe County residents to get plugged into our local democracy, we want you to join us at advisory board or committee meetings. These meetings are designed to encourage residents’ input on specific community issues at the city and county level. Staff from our organizations regularly attend these meetings, but for […]
Make Our National Forests Your Valentine – Asheville
Forest Service Supervisor's Office 160 Zillicoa Street, Asheville, NC, United StatesWe invite you to bring your own Valentine’s card and meet us at the Forest Service Supervisor's Office in Asheville to share the love! The draft resource management plan for Nantahala and Pisgah National Forests has been in the works since 2013 and, once finalized, will set the priorities and rules under which these public lands will be managed for the next 10 to 20 years.