Surviving the Economic Meltdown One Neighborhood at a Time (Updated over a year ago)

Shaping San Francisco Talks series, Dec. 17, 2008 at CounterPULSE. Robert Ovetz, K. Ruby, Gifford Hartman, and Caitlin Fitzpatrick start a community workshop/open discussion on the current economic collapse, historic responses to poverty and hardship in the Great Depression of the 1930s and recent decades, and a brief look at practical acts that can enhance community and a social response.

Tags: community , depression , economic collapse , neighborhood organizing , self-organizing , transforming streets , urban farming , urban gardening

Uploaded by Chris Carlsson on December 18, 2008.

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