> Happy Earth Day! Many ways to get involved this weekend...

> Last week to join Simply Living's EcoChallenge Team

> Simply Share Sunday 2 pm - Favorite Movies, New Docs sponsored by SL

> Register to learn about Urban Food and Farming May 10 with Mike Hogan (OSU)

> Future Weather is being featured at the Gateway and Simply Living will co-sponsor

> Patrimonio is the new film in the Community Empowerment Series

> Carolyn Harding of Grassroot Ohio Radio talks with Rebecca Ness and Kevin Doenges about multiple events related to the Love Your Alley campaign.

> Plant Trees on the West Side with Sierra Club

> Food Summit organized by Ocean and John Robbins - learn the latest!

> Green Energy Ohio is sponsoring a Virtual 5k Run-Walk-Bike event

> Wexarts is hosting their Ohio Shorts Film Festival in person or online!

> Earth Day is back at Genoa Park Saturday + Bexley Green Fair, Grove City, and more Earth Day events in our Calendar lists from Columbus on the Cheap and Columbus Underground.

> Webinar on How to Design and Permaculture Garden

> SWACO and Partners Free Webinar on Spring Cleaning

> Resurgence Earth Fest - celebrates Beltane

> Sustainable Business Network Hosts Webinar on Empowering Business Initiatives

> Getaways to Glamping in the outdoors from Columbus Navigator

> New Report from Drawdown Labs on Climate Strategies

> What is the Greenest State? Where does Ohio rank?

> GrowthBusters Classic Earth Day Podcast with Paul Ehrlich

> Community Calendars, Quotes, and lots more on the Simply Living Calendar here

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Meet, Check In, and share a favorite film. Chuck Lynd will give a short presentation on upcoming films that Simply Living will be hosting in coming months. Then we want to hear from you about what films, documentaries, or other presentations have made a difference in your life.

Through this monthlong event, Simply Living team members will participate in a nationwide challenge to put the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals into action. The SDGs are a commitment to achieving sustainable development across three dimensions — environmental, social and economic — in an inclusive and integrated way.

Register: http://weblink.donorperfect.com/EarthMonthEcoChallenge2022

Find out more at https://earthmonth.ecochallenge.org.

Tuesday, May 10 @ 7 pm

We're excited to host Mike Hogan and learn about urban farming and the developing food systems in central Ohio. Mike will share a slide presentation and entertain our questions.

Mike (pictured above winning an OEFFA Service award) contributes to Edible Columbus and the Columbus Dispatch. He is part of OSU Extension for Franklin County and shares his knowledge of food and agriculture throughout Ohio.

Saturday, May 14 @ 2 pm

Future Weather is a 2012 American drama film written and directed by Jenny Deller. Simply Living is co-sponsoring a 10 year retrospective of this engaging film at the Gateway Film Center.

Abandoned by her dreamer single mom, a teen conservationist becomes obsessed with ecological disaster, forcing her and her grandmother, a functioning alcoholic, to learn to trust each other as they leap into the unknown.

Film Director Jenny Deller, who lives in Columbus, will lead a panel and Q&A after the screening. Details on tickets at the Gateway will be available soon. Watch trailer here.

Simply Living will be co-sponsoring Patrimonio, the next film screening in the new Community Empowerment Series offered by the Ohio Community Rights Network. This is another story where a local community fought back against a large development project that threatened the environment and the way of life of the community. The director of the film will be available for Q&A discussion. The date of the screening has not been set but the Q&A is likely to happen on a Sunday in June. Watch the trailer here and stay tuned for updates.

The University of Vermont’s Gund Institute for Environment is hosting a not-to-miss webinar on Earth Day (and it’s free): Leading ecological economists revisit Donella Meadows' seminal work. Featuring Josh Farley (UVMP), Marta Ceroni (Co-director of Academy for Systems Change), Nate Hagens (Director of EnergyandOurFuture.org) and Charles Hall (Co-director of Biophysical Economics Institute)

Run, walk, or bike 3.1 miles to complete your 5K (All at once or over the course of the weekend - we won't tell!)

Anytime Earth Day weekend, starting on Earth Day, Friday, April 22, and going through Sunday, April 24.

Wherever - that's the great part of this adventure! There are so many options throughout Ohio, starting with your neighborhood, a nearby park, a college campus, or a bike trail. Check out the Rails to Trails Conservancy map of Ohio or explore the new DETOUR app from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

Going solo can be an awesome way to experience the world around us. Or explore with friends and family and celebrate the sense of community that Earth Day represents.

HOW MUCH? It's just $10 to sign up! Donations of $25 or more will receive a gift card for a Starbucks Earth Day Cake Pop on us.

TAG US! Share photos of your Earth Day excursion on social media using #GEO5K to spread the word and keep the celebration going.

Visit the GEO Earth Day page on our website to sign up. SIGN UP NOW!

Join us for ConnectIONS Live on April 22nd with cosmologist, planetary healer, futurist and author Dr. Jude Currivan as she talks about how scientific breakthroughs are revealing a radical new and wholistic view of reality.

Join Green Columbus, SWACO and other community partners at Genoa Park in downtown Columbus from for this free, annual family-friendly event featuring local music, food and drinks. Click here for more information and to learn more about clean-up events, tree plantings and other Earth Day celebrations throughout the month.

Grove City Earth Day Event (April 23): Join SWACO staff, the city of Grove City, Keep Grove City Beautiful and other community members from 10 am to 2 pm for some family fun! The event will take place at Fryer Park, 3899 Orders Rd. There will be exhibitors to answer your sustainability questions, fishing, a scavenger hunt, giveaways and food trucks!

Bexley Earth Day Event (April 23): Join us at Schneider Park in Bexley from 11 am – 2 pm for the annual Green Bexley Fair – a fun, hands-on festival to celebrate the Earth and sustainable living. Schneider Park, a former landfill, is now part of a long trail system and houses the Bexley Community Gardens. Click here for information.

Secure your spot for the 2022 Food Revolution Summit here

Organizer Ocean Robbins says: "My dad and colleague, 2-million-copy bestselling author John Robbins, and I are bringing together 25 of the world’s most brilliant food revolutionaries for the food and health event of the year."

The speakers in this year’s Food Revolution Summit are extraordinary. And their message has never been more urgent. You’ll hear from groundbreaking researchers like bestselling anticancer expert Kristi Funk, MD; gut health guru Robynne Chutkan, MD; lifestyle medicine expert Dean Ornish, MD; leading-edge neurologists Dean and Ayesha Sherzai, MD; nutrition expert Joel Fuhrman, MD; and many more...

5050-?5050-?Come out and help us plant 350 trees! Great event for the whole family to engage with the local land this Earth Day!

There will be plenty of parking available along the shoulder of Rea Avenue. Volunteers will be rewarded with goodies courtesy of Green Columbus! More info on our SL Calendar

3083 Liberty Rd, Delaware, OH 43015 map 

Bring the whole family to Stratford for a wooly experience! Stratford will provide visitors with an engaging experience while the resident sheep and llamas receive their annual shearing. The flock will be shorn throughout the day, and our shearers will interpret the process from start to finish. Your family can visit stations to learn how wool is processed and enjoy lunch from a local food truck. Participate in hands-on fiber projects, visit the barn and walk the farm. $5 per person, walk-ins welcome, no registration required

Free for all audiences with ticket

Also Streams here April 23 – May 7

Presented once again in person (and online through May 7), this event features an eclectic lineup from our rich community of moving-image makers. Showcasing Buckeye-made shorts spanning documentary, animation, dramatic narrative, and more, this year’s edition of Ohio Shorts is curated by local DJ, curator, and cofounder of Verge.fm Reg Zehner (they/them), the first recipient of the center’s Path Fellowship in the Department of Learning & Public Practice. (total run time: approx. 110 mins., DCP) See all film titles here

FRIDAYS: 7-10pm Acoustic Open Mic. Very eclectic and very good!

NEXT Saturday 4-30: : Caroline & Dad

Spring cleaning and downsizing don’t have to feel like chores. SWACO can help you easily clean up and clear out those closets, basements and garages without relying on the landfill. Join us, along with partners from Furniture Bank of Central Ohio, Habitat for Humanity and local charitable organizations as we share insider tips on how donating your no longer needed, yet still-useful household items can help local families and residents. Don’t miss this information Earth Month webinar. Sign up here.

Economic Empowerment and Ecommerce from the American Sustainable Business Network and GoodCarts invite you to join us for a dynamic discussion on the future of economic empowerment and ecommerce including democratizing sustainable and social impact entrepreneurship for all. Featuring an opening interview with 11-year-old Mya Beaudry, founder of Kokom Scrunchies by Kyle St-Amour Brennan (Shopify).

Beetcoin Dialogue 

Rocky Mountain Garlic farms organically and biodynamically and has a CSA. Last year they grew 22,000 heads of garlic on a 1/4 acre, built a greenhouse, and began growing radishes, potatoes and onions. Register now

Beetcoin. Growing the online community that supports small and medium-sized diversified, organic farms and local food systems. For more information, go to Beetcoin.org.

Jonathan Drori is the author of the bestselling book Around the World in 80 Trees, now published in 18 languages, and the more recent Around the World in 80 Plants. He is a trustee of the Eden Project and Cambridge University Botanic Garden, ambassador for WWF and the Woodland Trust, and a former trustee of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

Financial advising website WalletHub has released a new report ranking U.S. states based on how well they take care of their environment. Ohio ranked #30 and #36 in the U.S. News and World Report rankings. Read More

World-renowned primatologist Frans de Waal offers key insights into gender in this excerpt from his book, Different: Gender Through the Eyes of a Primatologist, drawing on his decades of experience studying our ape cousins. De Waal courageously treads into very contested debates, but blending rigorous scientific observation and great compassion, he shows us how a close look at our bonobo and chimpanzee relatives can help us become far better hominids. Read more here

The consequences of losing beavers were profound: streams eroded, wetlands dried up, and species from salmon to swans lost vital habitat. In his book, Eager: The Surprising, Secret Life of Beavers and Why They Matter, award-winning environmental journalist Ben Goldfarb reveals how our idea of a healthy landscape was distorted by the fur trade that once trapped out millions of beavers from North America’s lakes and rivers. Read more here

Campground Amenities: yurts each with futon beds, a table, chairs, a cooler, and ceiling fan; picnic grounds equipped with charcoal grills. Not for you? Columbus Navigator lists 10 glamping locations. Discover where to get into nature here.

It’s a failure of leadership, Drawdown Labs director Jamie Alexander writes in Solutions to the climate crisis will come from the multitudes, her latest op-ed at GreenBiz. And, she adds, it's also a call to the rest of us to spring into action.

“[T]he climate solutions we have at our fingertips today come from and belong to the multitudes,” Alexander writes. “They were born from farmers, builders, Indigenous knowledge holders, engineers, educators, foresters, healthcare workers and many more. And the multitudes will ultimately bring these solutions to scale.”

Alexander goes on to describe three concrete actions that together can make a difference now: engage more workers in climate solutions, encourage climate activism in the workplace, and invest in climate solutions.

“This moment cannot just be about pleading and hoping that our leaders see the urgency and drive us forward,” she concludes. “It must also be about bringing to bear our own power and unique skill sets for this awe-inspiring opportunity to shape a better future together.”

This episode features some current news in the first 6 minutes, plus fresh content at the end. But the middle is still the best part – a reprise of the candid conversation we had with Paul Ehrlich on the 50^th anniversary of Earth Day, in April of 2020.

We discuss the COVID pandemic, overpopulation, The Population Bomb (including an amusing mistake on the cover), dinner with Johnny Carson, the deficits of our university system, the climate crisis, and the prospects for human civilization.

Listen to the podcast here.

You can find ALL our episodes here.

ILSR surveyed over 900 small, independent businesses across the U.S. and asked about the challenges they face and the policies they believe would improve their survival. Topping the list of threats were three issues that all have to do with concentrated market power and monopolistic tactics: competitors strong-arming suppliers, Amazon’s control over the online marketplace, and big competitors selling goods and services below cost. Read more…

You don’t need toxic chemicals to keep pests from ruining your garden. These natural pest-control methods are commonly used by organic gardeners — are they right for you? more...

“The poetry of the earth is never dead. ~ John Keats

We select a few of the many events listed in this newsletter. To subscribe to the Central Ohio Peace Network and see the full list of upcoming events, contact cmhammond11@att.net.

Friday, April 22, 2022, 3:15 PM. Immigration Prison: Hard Questions About Abolition. The United States runs the largest immigration prison system in the world. This so-called “detention” system jails half a million people a year. Some are undocumented, others have green cards, and many have come here seeking asylum. For the most part, they have no right to an appointed lawyer, no right to ask a judge for release on bond, and often no right to a deportation hearing at all. And most jailed immigrants are held in for-profit prisons, despite the progress made in reducing private prisons in the criminal legal system. Recognizing these realities leads us to an uncomfortable truth: this country runs a very large system of imprisonment without trial—just for immigrants. What should be done about this? Can we both reduce the harm the system causes and at the same time work to end it? UCLA Center for Immigration Law and Policy. More information and registration here. 

Friday, April 22, 2022, 12:10 - 1:40 PM. Disinformation and Political Violence. Disinformation – false information intended to mislead and confuse – is a top-tier challenge to effective governance, in democracies and non-democracies alike. It becomes a dangerous national security problem when it contributes to political violence. Join an interdisciplinary group of experts from Ohio State and beyond for a virtual discussion of the disinformation/political violence nexus. Mershon Center for International Security Studies. More information and registration here. 

Friday, April 22, 2022, 6:00 - 7:00 PM. HIGH TIDE DON'T HIDE - A Global Conversation on Climate for Earth Day.  Celebrate Earth Day in conversation with youth climate justice advocates and filmmakers, joining us LIVE from New Zealand! Pacific Islanders in Communications proudly presents a special Earth Day event, highlighting HIGH TIDE DON'T HIDE, from Season 11 of the Pacific Heartbeat series. You are cordially invited to a live conversation and Q&A, featuring HIGH TIDE DON'T HIDE filmmakers from Rebel Film Collective, Niva Kay and Emily McDowell, in conversation with youth climate justice activists featured in the film: Aigagalefili Fepulea’i - Tapua’i and Luke Wihone/Wijohn. Moderated by Catherine K. Mongella (Earth Guardians), this discussion promises to be a dynamic look at global climate advocacy efforts, youth-led movements and the challenges facing us all, related to the impact of changing climates on our world. More information and registration here.

Saturday, April 23, 2022, 10:00 AM. Symposium on Rocky Flats: Impacts on the Environment and Health. This Symposium will span topics ranging from the history of Rocky Flats, contamination issues still plaguing the area, legal issues, critical analyses of epidemiological studies, and effects of radiation on the genome and epigenome. This Symposium is brought to you by PSR Colorado (Physicians for Social Responsibility, Colorado Chapter) and The Colorado Medical Society and made possible by member support and a generous grant from a donor advised fund at RSF Social Finance. Everyone, regardless of education or career background, is welcome to register.  Register here. 

Saturday, April 23, 2022, 3:00 PM. Medicare for All Fest. Join the Nurses' Campaign to Win Medicare for All as we prepare for the reintroduction of the Senate Medicare for All bill! Medicare for All Fest will include featured speakers, music, and lots of opportunities to get plugged into the campaign. We look forward to seeing you there!  Register here. 

Saturday, April 23, 2022, 2:00 PM. An Expensive Mistake. The death penalty is expensive– but how can we quantify the human cost of sentencing an innocent person to die? Joe D’Ambrosio spent 20 years on Ohio’s death row for a crime he didn’t commit. Join us for a conversation about the expensive mistakes that our system made (and continues to make) and find out how we can stop it. Location: Cleveland Museum of Art. Streaming will be available. Register here. 

Saturday, April 23, 2022, 12:00 - 7:00 PM. Columbus Earth Day Celebration. This family-friendly event will feature local music, food, and drinks from a diverse array of vendors. More information here. 

Saturday, April 23, 2022, 1:00 PM. Not A Nation of Immigrants:  Settler Colonialism, White Supremacy, and a History of Erasure. (Rescheduled event. Cleveland Peace Action.) Join acclaimed historian and author, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz for a virtual discussion of her 2021 book, Not “A Nation of Immigrants”: Settler Colonialism, White Supremacy, and a History of Erasure and Exclusion on Zoom. Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz will be joined in conversation with Detroit-based activist and writer Frank Joyce. Q and A with the audience will follow. The program is free and open to the public. The eye-opening and transformative new book from the author of An Indigenous People’s History of the United States will challenge what you believe about U.S. history. An essential text for the twenty-first century, Not “A Nation of Immigrants” charges that it’s time to stop perpetuating simplistic and ahistorical fantasies and embrace the true, complex and often sobering history of these United States. More information on Facebook Event.  Register here. 

Saturday, April 23, 2022, 9:00 - 4:00 PM. SPAN Ohio 20^th State Conference. We are celebrating 20 years of advocacy for healthcare justice. Speakers include Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, former Public Health Director for the city of Detroit, Dr. Claudia Fegan from Physicians for a National Health Program, and Dr. Sharelle Barber, social epidemiologist from Drexell University. To attend you will need proof of vaccination including eligible boosters. SPAN Ohio will be providing masks to all attendees.  Register here. Cost is $40, lunch is included. Make this our biggest and best conference ever! If you or your organization or business would like to place an ad in our program, you can download the ad sheet here.  Location: Quest Conference Center, 9200 Worthington Rd., Westerville, Ohio.  Facebook Event. 

Monday, April 25, 2022, 5:45 PM. OH12 Outdoor In-Person Strategy & Planning Meeting. We had bad weather luck twice, so now we have a shelter! It's the first shelter, near the parking lot when you first arrive at Whetstone. Bring a snack or drink to share. We will chat and hang out, but also have a meeting. Comment in this event if you have things you'd like added to our agenda. Location: Whetstone Park, Shelter 1. Facebook. 

Monday, April 25, 2022, 7:00 PM. Gun Sense Voter. OH-Statewide-Elections Kickoff Meeting. Elections Kickoff virtual event.  Register here. 

Monday, April 25, 2022, 7:30 PM. OPAWL: Bystander Intervention to stop anti-Asian/American and xenophobic harassment. Anti-Asian, anti-Asian American, and xenophobic harassment continue to rise across the US -- and the world. In this virtual, interactive Zoom training sponsored by Asian Americans Advancing Justice, Chicago, CAIR Chicago, and Right to Be, you'll learn how you can intervene effectively as a bystander without compromising your safety. This 60–90-minute, interactive training will teach you Right to Be's 5D's of bystander intervention methodology. We'll start by talking about the types of discrimination that Asian and Asian American folks are facing right now - from microaggressions to violence. You'll then learn what to look for and the positive impact that bystander intervention has on individuals and communities. We'll talk through 5 strategies for intervention: distract, delegate, document, delay, and direct; and how to prioritize your own safety while intervening. At the end of our practice scenarios, and you'll leave feeling more confident intervening the next time you see Anti-Asian/American harassment.  Register here. 

Tuesday, April 26, 2022, 7:00 PM. Worthington Interfaith Neighbors presents: Sharing Our Stories. Across the Ocean Seeking Education: From Afghanistan and Turkey to the U.S. Jaihoon Khamush was born in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 1982 and moved to Istanbul, Turkey, in 1996 for better education. He has lived in the US since 2008 and has been working as an educator in different inner-city schools in the Midwest. Basak Khamush was born and raised in Istanbul, Turkey. She moved to the US in 2007 to attend a counseling psychology doctoral program in Ohio. She currently works as a psychologist in a university counseling clinic. They will tell their story of navigating different countries and cultures to receive and offer education. To request your Zoom invitation and meeting ID number, please email windiversity@gmail.com.

Tuesday, April 26, 2022, 6:00 - 7:00 PM. Planned Parenthood Advocates of Ohio - Black Maternal Health Media Showing.  Black moms deserve access to the social, economic, environmental, and mental health resources necessary to build strong families and communities. Racism. Toxic stress. Birth outcomes. How are these things intertwined? The short film, Toxic: A Black Woman's Story, seeks to explore that question... On April 26th, we will be screening the film and holding a brief discussion afterwards!  Register here.  

Wednesday, April 27, 2022, 12:00 PM. An Electoral Game-Changer?: What if Ohio (and other states) used Alaska’s new Ranked Choice Voting system?  Like most states, Ohio has an electoral system with party primaries and a plurality-winner general election. But what if it didn’t? Some states are experimenting with alternative election systems that may better reflect voters’ preferences. Our webinar will explore the hypothetical impact of using a different electoral structure – something like Alaska’s new “Top 4” ranked choice voting system – in other places, including in the heated race for Ohio’s US Senate seat. Our top-notch panel will help us understand the new electoral dynamics in Alaska and consider how the US Senate race in Ohio might be different – from candidate entry and campaign strategy to voter behavior and election results – if Ohio had Alaska’s system. And what if more states adopt alternative electoral systems? How might that impact elections and governance more broadly? Panelists: James Brooks, Alaska-based reporter, Anchorage Daily News, Julie Carr Smyth, Ohio-based journalist, Associated Press, Lisa Manheim, Charles I. Stone Professor of Law, University of Washington School of Law, Michael Parsons, Senior Legal Fellow, FairVote, and Program Affiliate Scholar at NYU School of Law. The panel will be moderated by Professor Steven Huefner, Deputy Director of Election Law at Ohio State.  Register here. 

Wednesday, April 27, 2022, 7:00 - 8:00 PM. Stop HB434 - The proposed Ohio Nuclear Development Authority (ONDA). Terry Lodge and Pat Marida will be speaking at this virtual meeting. HB 434 has passed the House and is already before the Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee now. They could hear it at any time. We need to act now! Join us for a discussion on what the bill will do, why the secrecy and how it can affect every Ohioan. HB 434 states that its proposed activities are an essential governmental function and that it addresses matters of public necessity. It repeals the Ohio Department of Health’s authorization to regulate and oversee entities dealing with radioactivity. Eight of the bill’s 14 pages are taken up creating a convoluted process for getting board members onto the Nuclear Development Authority. As if this were not enough to ensure that the public will be shut out of involvement and oversight of activities, today’s amendment would move the Authority under the auspices of the Ohio Department of Development. While the Development Department signs contracts, the rest of the activities of the new Nuclear Development Authority would be within JobsOhio, where the public will have no access to its activities, and the Authority will be shielded from those annoying Ohio Open Records laws.  Register here.  Facebook. 

Wednesday, April 27, 2022, 1:00 PM. Stealing the Earth Session 5 “Undoing the Doctrine:” Developing a theology of repentance and repair. More info to come. Sponsors: Methodist Federation for Social Action, The Native American International Caucus, and United Methodists for Kairos Response.  Register here.        

Thursday, April 28, 2022, 7:00 PM. Second Chance Month Gala 2022.  Join us for this year’s virtual Second Chance Month Gala as we celebrate the power of second chances! Businesses, communities, churches, and families will gather to hear transformation stories and conversations highlighting the need for second chances.  Register here. 

Thursday, April 28, 2022, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Ohio State Bar Foundation Unity Summit: LGBTQ+ Education, Law and Policy. The Ohio State Bar Foundation hopes you can join them to hear from topic experts such as Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor of the Supreme Court of Ohio; Micah McCarey, Director of the LGBTQ Center at Ohio University; and Dr. Scott Leibowitz, Medical Director of Behavioral Health at Nationwide Children’s Hospital THRIVE Program. Closing out the summit, we’re delighted to welcome Cleveland-based spoken word poet Rachel Wiley for a special performance. Registration fee is $25 which includes lunch and up to 4.5 hours of CLE/CEU credits (pending approval from authorizing agency). Scholarships are available on an individual, as-need basis. Please contact LRay@osbf.net to learn more. Register here. Location: Ohio Statehouse Atrium.  Facebook Event. 

Thursday, April 28, 2202, 6:30 PM. #Unshackling Freedom Toolkit Launch. Electronic Monitoring (EM) is rapidly increasing in the United States. While EM is marketed as an “evidence-based” alternative to incarceration, it’s actually an expansion of incarceration and surveillance. EM devices, like ankle shackles (ankle monitors or bracelets), restrict an individual's liberty, limit their privacy, disrupt family relationships, and may jeopardize their financial security. We need your help to mobilize against EM in local communities across the country! Join MediaJustice in launching a new digital organizing hub, #UnshacklingFreedom, to fight the harmful use of EM in the United States. This launch event is an opportunity to make connections regionally and nationally in our fight against ankle shackles. The event is hosted by MediaJustice. More information and registration here. 

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