Have you ever dreamed of traveling across the country with a group friends? Do you feel like you possess the power to heal the planet but are not quite sure how to apply it? We are fueled by passion, renewable energy, and determination to change the world, and we need your help! If you are interested in participating in SLR, sponsoring the tour or booking our production, please get in touch!
In 2012, SLR will be traveling across the country producing educational eco-villages on college campuses, music festivals and communities nation-wide. Our productions focus on creating main-stream platforms for local and national "green" communities to gather under a collective banner to empower attendees with options for a sustainable planet. Check out what we have in store for 2012.
SLR has worked with communities, festivals, celebrities, businesses, musicians, schools, non-profits and much more over the years. Please follow along as we write our story and continue to build networks, memories and showcase a culture of solutionary individuals and behaviors.
Check out some of the latest post from the SLR crew.
For Immediate Release: Dec 4th 2012 Contact: Thomas Llewellyn: 925-876-2942: tom@realcooperative.org Emma Hutchens: 336-244-8732: emma@realcooperative.org “Fishycorn Car” to do National GMO Education Tour this December Environmental, education and advocacy organizations partner with Organic Food and Natural Products Companies to educate US citizens about GMOs from California to Washington DC. This [...]
Is it almost the end of tour?! Holy moly … it is. Suddenly, it’s November, and the trees in the mountains of North Carolina are ablaze with fiery hues. We’ve got 15 of our 17 events under our belts, and the buses are barreling down the highway towards Austin, Texas. Paul Simon is playing softly [...]
A great post from our tour chef, Michael Elinson, who has a wonderful blog about his journey with the Roadshow. (After the jump) Nothing is as Powerful Only those who risk going too far truly find how far they can go – T.S. Eliot We must be doing something right – earlier this week nature [...]
I had an interesting talk with a fellow marcher the other night. (Hello! From Delaware, the first of the original 13 colonies. We’re marching through Newark, then down to Darlington, Maryland, and onwards towards Baltimore. Our feet are tired and our muscles are sore, but we carry on, carry on, carry on.) During our skillshare [...]
In the Northeast regions of North America, fall is beginning its yearly cascade of colors. Trees are slowly segueing from verdant opulence to their more bright and bold outfits, their outstretched limbs gaining hues of yellow, orange, ochre, sienna. Towns are beginning harvest time as they watch the days wane and the air turns crisper [...]
Greetings from sunny Brooklyn! It’s just like I sent you a postcard, isn’t it? Only without the cheesy scrawl on the back. I’m here in a quirky cafe near Park Slope, where we’re gearing up to begin a major leg of our journey: the Right2Know March. This 313 mile, two-week promenade is modeled after [...]
For 350.org’s “Moving Planet” Day, we decided to let the TRUE change-makers lead us on a parade through the 2011 Mother Earth News Fair at Seven Springs Mountain Ski Resort in Pennsylvania!
Here’s a blog I wrote for our friends over at 350.org’s Moving Planet. In case you don’t know, Moving Planet day was a global action that occurred this past Saturday. I had some reflections on how we took part – for more inspiring photos and stories, check out the Moving Planet website or their Facebook. [...]
How Low CanYou Go? Part 1: On Letting Go “The courtyard is well kept but the fields are full of weeds, and the granaries stand empty. Still, there are those of us who wear elegant clothes, carry sharp swords, pamper ourselves with food and drink and have more possessions than we can use. These are [...]
Howdy, friends. How do you do today? We’re parked up here at Seven Springs Resort in Western Pennsylvania for the Mother Earth News Fair. It’s a lovely spot – if not a bit rainy. We can’t seem to escape the rain, no matter where we go … Tom, a crewmember, half-jokingly called this the “bring [...]
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