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Feeding 5000 Metro Vancouver (FREE LUNCH) at Vancouver Art Gallery - North Side

May 27, 2015 from 11:30am to 1:30pm

Feeding 5000 puts the topic of food waste back on the table; it's a “lunch and learn” on a grand scale, and you’re invited. We’re hosting a FREE LUNCH for the public featuring fresh, delicious food from industry donors. Everything on the menu would otherwise have been wasted! Those attending will get a tasty free meal, an appreciation of food waste in our region, a connection with those already taking action, and some inspiring ideas for reducing food waste in their own lives. This spectacular…See More

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Feeding 5000 Metro Vancouver (FREE LUNCH) at Vancouver Art Gallery - North Side

May 27, 2015 from 11:30am to 1:30pm

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Jenny Rustemeyer commented on Anna Chase's group Beekeeping Network

"If you're starting out, what is the latest in the year you want to get your bees?"

Feb 15, 2013

Jenny Rustemeyer commented on Jenny Rustemeyer's event Zero Waste Movie: The Clean Bin Project

" Clean Bin Project (1min Trailer) from Grant Baldwin Videography on Vimeo."

Dec 15, 2011

Jordan B left a comment for Jenny Rustemeyer

"Hey Jenny, when is Captain Charles Moore going to be in Vancouver? It sounds like things are really coming together raising awareness about waste! BTW, I checked with Jocelynn to see if she might be able to help out with something at your Dec. 20…"

Dec 9, 2011

Jordan B left a comment for Jenny Rustemeyer

"Hi Jenny, that's great that you've already got a screening planned for Vancouver! Where will it be taking place? Unfortunately this happens to fall on the very evening of a VV holiday gathering that the board is holding - coincidentally…"

Dec 8, 2011

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Zero Waste Movie: The Clean Bin Project at St James Square

December 20, 2011 from 7pm to 9pm

The Clean Bin Project is an award-winning, locally produced film about zero waste. Avoid the malls and consumeristic mayhem and join the filmmakers at this special community screeningTickets at door $10. Q and A to follow. Synopsis: Is it possible to live completely waste free? Partners Jen and Grant go head to head in a competition to see who can swear off consumerism and produce the least landfill garbage in an entire year. Their light-hearted competition is set against a darker examination…See More

Dec 8, 2011

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"Hi Jenny, you'll be happy to know that since watching the Clean Bin Project I am much more conscious about what waste I am producing and taking measures to reduce it as much as possible. I've even taken to using the re-usable mesh bags for…"

Dec 8, 2011

Jenny Rustemeyer replied to Cylia's discussion Is there a page for zero waste resources ? in the group Zero Waste Vancouver -- VV Chapter

"I Have! It's great. They're having a grand opening this Sat, Dec 10th and you can get 15% off if you bring your own containers. They'll also have fun stuff going on from 2-6pm. "

Dec 8, 2011

Jenny Rustemeyer replied to Cylia's discussion Is there a page for zero waste resources ? in the group Zero Waste Vancouver -- VV Chapter

"I've been to the Soap Dispensary - great concept, and they have a some good zero waste/local options. There are a few resources at http://cleanbinproject.com/takeaction/ "

Nov 25, 2011

Jenny Rustemeyer is now a member of Village Vancouver

May 13, 2011

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In which Vancouver neighbourhood or other community do you live?: Kensington-Cedar Cottage

Please tell us which areas of Transition interest you. For example: growing more food/urban agriculture, relocalizing our economy/local currency, Permaculture, transit, energy efficient buildings, the arts, urban homesteading, preserving seed diversity, placemaking, potlucks, outreach, organizing events, community-building, having fun while saving the world, or...: urban agriculture, potlucks, cycling initiatives, zero waste action, local economies

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At 3:27pm on December 9, 2011, Jordan B said…: Hey Jenny, when is Captain Charles Moore going to be in Vancouver? It sounds like things are really coming together raising awareness about waste!

BTW, I checked with Jocelynn to see if she might be able to help out with something at your Dec. 20 screening, but unfortunately she will be busy working at that time. She would however be very interested in helping organise some kind of screening/zero waste fair in the new year, so we'll have to stay in touch about that!

At 10:15pm on December 8, 2011, Jordan B said…: Hi Jenny, that's great that you've already got a screening planned for Vancouver! Where will it be taking place? Unfortunately this happens to fall on the very evening of a VV holiday gathering that the board is holding - coincidentally enough at Quayside Co-housing, home of Alan Burke who is featured in your film! However, I should put you in touch with Jocelynn Rodrigues who I know is a fan of yours - she owns a signed copy of your film - and she might be up for doing something. Perhaps we can organise another screening in Vancouver sometime in the New Year and make a big do of it, getting as many VV people involved as possible and making it an event where people can start taking the first steps towards a low-waste lifestyle.

At 7:02pm on December 8, 2011, Jordan B said…: Hi Jenny, you'll be happy to know that since watching the Clean Bin Project I am much more conscious about what waste I am producing and taking measures to reduce it as much as possible. I've even taken to using the re-usable mesh bags for produce and bulk beans etc., which is something I wasn't doing before! I'd like to explore the idea of putting on a zero-waste fair sometime in the spring, including a screening of your film, waste reduction strategy demonstrations, and even the possibility for people to buy waste-reduction kits with things like mesh produce bags, portable reusable eating utensils, etc. Our Ecological Economics group in Village Vancouver is talking about developing policy proposals to put forth to the city to disincentivise waste as well!

At 4:32pm on June 2, 2011, Helen Spiegelman said…: Hey! Thanks for the inkjet offer. My hope was to do the printing on one lab coat in time to wear it at the RenfrewCollingwood fair on Saturday morning. That does cut it pretty tight, doensn't it. I just picked up the paper this afternoon. I will drop by whenever it's convenient for you.

At 8:26pm on May 28, 2011, Helen Spiegelman said…: I can't wait to start working with you to carry the Clean Bin/zero waste project down to the neighbourhood level, Jenny.

At 2:10pm on May 28, 2011, Robin Macqueen said…: Nice idea about the tool library -- it fits with the "clean bin" idea. Ross told me that the people who started the tool library are Village Vancouver members, but I have not met them yet. When were you thinking of for the movie/picnic? Before school gets out in June, or in the summer (July or Aug)?

Robin

At 8:18pm on May 27, 2011, Robin Macqueen said…: Hi Jenny-

Nice to meet you and Grant today at Projecting Change. I would be keen to help you set up the movie in Clark Park this summer -- it's a great idea! Maybe preceeded by a potluck picnic?

Robin

At 6:39pm on May 13, 2011, Leslie Kemp said…: Hi Jenny,

Welcome to the Cedar Cottage transition village. We welcome your ideas and energy for projects or gatherings in the neighbourhood. Hope to meet you soon.

Leslie