Class from last week:   This week we’ve got Alexander Baretich coming in to facilitate a conversation on bioregionalism. In preparation, we haven’t much (as I’ve dropped the ball), but skim over the following: A working definition A geographical area described in terms of its unique combination of plants, animals, geology, climate and water...

This week, we’ve got Tracy as facilitator. Here’s her introduction: One of the things that struck me most about the Occupy encampments was the realization that “public space” in no way belongs to the public. That we continue to call it ‘public’ obscures the fact that it actually belongs to our cities’ Business Alliances...