
schedule
NOVEMBER 4TH: 12pm PRE- CONVERGENCE FIELD TRIPS
- Carbon Farming and Diversified Vegetables @ Solidarity Farm Hosted by: UC Cooperative Extension and Solidarity Farm
- Carbon Farm Vineyards @ Wilson Creek Winery Hosted by: Mission Resource Conservation District
All Field Days begin at Pauma Tribal Farms. Pre-registration/tickets are required.
NOVEMBER 4TH: 5pm OPENING at Pauma Tribal Farms
We'll set the stage for a successful next day with this TED-talk style opening evening. Speakers from each delegation will present their perspectives on the questions: How are we experiencing climate change now? and....How do we leverage our individual and collective strength to take action in our food system?
Advanced Tickets are required. Delegate discounts and scholarships available.
NOVEMBER 5TH: CONVERGENCE at Pauma Tribal Farms
Shuttles begin 7:30am
Breakfast,
Oatmeal Bar, coffee, tea 8am
Welcome 830 Location: Main Tent
Temet Aguilar, Chairman, Pauma Band of Luiseno/Yuima Indians
Rick Aguilar, Blessing
Keynote The challenge before us: Loren BirdRattler
Delegation Meetings 915
What is carbon farming from our perspective, what does it mean for us? What are our strengths and challenges?
Hands in the Earth Delegation Location: Main Tent
Presenter: Ellee Igoe, Carbon Sink Demonstration Farm Practices
Discussion: Facilitated by Gerardo Omar Marin
Knowledge to Share Delegation Location: Kitchen Shelter
Presenter: Rebecca Frimmer, Kitchen Table Consultants
Discussion: Facilitated by Jake Torrens
Voices with Vision Delegation Location: Upper Palapa
Presenter: Sona Desai, San Diego Food System Alliance
Discussion: Facilitated by Natalie Nava
Movement Builders Delegation Location: Small Tent
Presenter: Alex Warneke, Climate Science Alliance
Discussion: Facilitated by TBD
Delegation Exchanges 1030am-1130pm
How can we work together?
Hands in the Earth meets with Knowledge to Share Facilitated by Gerardo Omar Marin Location: Main Tent
Voices with Vision meets with Movement Builders Faciliated by Natalie Nava Location: Small Tent
Lunch 1130pm-1pm Location: Striped Tents/Fire Pits
Mexican Soulfood and Resource Exchange
(you are welcome to bring your own lunch)
Site Tours and Delegation Exchanges 1pm to 315pm
1pm: Hands in the Earth and Voices with Vision Location: Main Tent
Knowledge to Share and Movement Builders Location: Small Tent
Optional Site Tour Location: Meet at Kitchen Shelter
215pm: Knowledge to Share and Voices with Vision Location: Small Tent
Hands in the Earth and Movement Builders Location: Main Tent
Optional Site Tour Location: Meet at Kitchen Shelter
Indigenous Foodways w/ Chia Cafe 315pm Location: Striped Tents/Fire Pit
Snack Break featuring local indigenous ingredients
Fish Bowl Exchange 345pm Location: Main Tent
A fish bowl is a facilitated dialog that invites spokespeople from participating interest groups to share what they heard throughout the day, make proposals for collective action, and determine feasible next steps. They are the inside of the "fishbowl". The rest of the participants are on the outside, observing and offering comments when appropriate. It is an excellent way to achieve consensus with a large group in a short amount of time.
Closing 4:45pm Location: Main Tent
Loren BirdRattler will summarize the day and help us gain a closing perspective on the importance of our work
Final words, Temet Aguilar, Pauma Tribral Chairman