After the Election: Strategy Conference

Now What?—After the Election: The Tikkun Strategy Conference and 30th Anniversary Celebration

November 12: the Metta Center for Nonviolence and the Network of Spiritual Progressives (NSP) will co-host a day-long Progressives Summit in Berkeley to forge a common vision and discuss the strategies needed to build a “movement of movements”—no matter what the outcome of the election. A professional facilitator will lead discussion sessions using the Metta Center’s Roadmap strategy tool and the principles of NSP’s “New Bottom Line.”

November 13: NSP will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Tikkun magazine and present awards to progressive luminaries: filmmaker Oliver Stone, singer-songwriter Holly Near, cultural anthropologist and author Nancy Scheper-Hughes, playwright and actor Aaron Davidman, Stanford professor of history and author Clayborne Carson.

Locations:

• Saturday, November 12: Northbrae Community Church, 941 The Alameda,Berkeley (between Los Angeles Ave and Solano Ave)

• Sunday, November 13: The First Congregational Church of Berkeley (corner of
  Channing Way and Dana St, two blocks from the U.C. Berkeley campus).

See the full event details.