Kansas City, a small town masquerading as a big city, is uniquely blessed with fertile soil, a generous growing season, access to key inland waterways (the Kansas and Missouri rivers), and most importanrtly, an innovative, good-natured, hard-working population. The seeds for transition to a reduced-energy future have already been sown through the Made-in-KC movement, local food movement, and numerous community gardens and farmers' markets.

Though much of the arduous task of reversing ingrained habits and upending cultural norms to build a resilient life lies ahead, the journey can be pleasurable in community of friends who share their grit, creativity, and resources to build a prosperous life together.

Who's with us?

The goal of this group is to increase local and regional resilience and environmental stewardship in the tri-State area (northeastern Iowa, southeastern Minnesota, western Wisconsin).

Starting 9 March 2019, monthly meetings will take place at the Peace & Justice Center (https://neipjc.org/) at 5:30 pm central time. Meetings will run for a maximum of one hour.

Agenda:

Maximum meeting time will be one hour. We anticipate 30 min of peakprosperity and 30 min of ecophilosophy.

A person can jump in on the discussion at anytime. Attending the first or any other particular meeting is not a requirement.

See https://decorahnow.com/event/peak-prosperity-and-ecophilosophy-discussion-group/ for additional information.