This list is by no means complete and will expand greatly with updates. ~Gregg

Detroit Urban Sustainability Training
Detroit Urban Sustainability Training - 10 Days in Detroit learning Urban Sustainability from Detroiters living it. Angela and I are pleased to be involved in and to support this exciting grassroots program organized by Kate Devlin of Spirit and Faith Farms. We encourage you to consider the program and spread the word.

Sprouts from Raw Detroit Community Farms
We've been featuring our friend Carolyn's Detroit-grown Sprouts at many of our classes and events. If you'd like to order some of these amazing sprouts please contact Carolyn to make arrangements. We're pleased to share that you can arrange pick up of flats or bags of spouts at many of our events.

Local Food First!
We feature local produce, ingredients and products from: Brother Nature Produce, Raw Detroit Community Farms, D-Town Farm, Blair Nosan, Earthworks Urban Farm, Hampshire Organic Farm, Spirit Farm, Holtz Farm, Grown in DetroitGreat Lakes Coffee Roasting Co. and others to be listed soon.

US Social Forum - Detroit, June 22-26, 2010
The US Social Forum is a movement building process. It is not a conference but it is a space to come up with the peoples’ solutions to the economic and ecological crisis. The USSF is the next most important step in our struggle to build a powerful multi-racial, multi-sectoral, inter-generational, diverse, inclusive, internationalist movement that transforms this country, and changes history. We must declare what we want our world to look like and we must start planning the path to get there. The USSF provides spaces to learn from each other’s experiences and struggles, share our analysis of the problems our communities face, build relationships, and align with our international brothers and sisters to strategize how to reclaim our world.

The purpose of the USSF is to effectively and affirmatively articulate the values and strategies of a growing and vibrant movement for justice in the United States. Those who build towards and participate in the USSF are no longer interested in simply stating what social justice movements “stand-against,” rather we see ourselves as part of new movements that reach beyond national borders, that practice democracy at all levels, and understand that neo-liberalism abroad and here in the US is not the solution. The USSF provides a first major step towards such articulation of what we stand for.