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Can volunteer help be better planned, last minute changes for people with autism is very upsetting and confusing for individuals.
The line up/speakers: speaking to people of perceived minorities.
Need to engage people who do a lot in Permaculture but don’t get acknowledged, ie single mothers who run Permaculture projects; small community projects that are under represented; having more women speakers etc. Distribute a survey to determine what accessibility gaps there are, what people are asking for, underrepresented groups” Cancel reply
Access to food: is the timetable flexible to eat at non normal hours due to having children, or having an energetic disability or medical issue and needing to eat at different times; are there preparation areas for out-of-hours meals; are diabetics needs met; signage for foods at meal times; ingredients list; programme written so its accessible? Can volunteer help be better planned, last minute changes for people with autism is very upsetting and confusing for individuals. The line up/speakers: speaking to people of perceived minorities. Need to engage people who do a lot in Permaculture but don’t get acknowledged, ie single mothers who run Permaculture projects; small community projects that are under represented; having more women speakers etc. Distribute a survey to determine what accessibility gaps there are, what people are asking for, underrepresented groups
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Important words used within the course There are possibly some words, acronyms and phrases not commonly used in daily life so we will run through some words and definitions to help you get more comfortable with using the Worksheet/Guide later on. Definitions we use in this course Space: work space, it can be virtual or physical, a place where a group gathers, community group. BIPOC: Black and Indigenous People Of Colour Pronouns: How you view yourself as a person, he/him, she/her, they/them, Intersectionality: Unconscious bias: the quick judgements and assessments we have of others which are influenced by our social backgrounds and upbringing, our cultural environment and personal experiences that coalesce into feelings and attitudes towards others based on race, ethnicity, age, accent and appearance.
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Justice This is pertinent in the Permaculture world because of its origins. A prominent member of Permaculture’s history is Bill Morrison, he went and listened and talked with many indigenous communities about farming methods, preservation techniques and ways of living and because of these origins, Permaculture practice is based on thousands of years of indigenous knowledge. However, we don’t see that echoed within the Northern Hemisphere, or within Permaculture community and particularly with teachers. As a consequence Justice in this sense is about every time we teach a Permaculture course, every time we talk about Permaculture we make a point that it’s based on thousands of years of indigenous knowledge.
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What is the relationship between the people that manage the space an people that use this space? Are there any tensions between these two sets of people? What are they Have you had any complaints or feedback about the space prior to this session that you can share? …and other questions that you believe are relevant to the space you will be designing.
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