by Duncan Ebata | Apr 9, 2017 | Facilitation, Learning
I love Brain Pickings, it’s such a “breath of fresh air” on Sunday mornings. Recently I’ve delved into learning about participatory group processes as means to make better decisions with collaborators and make better decisions for our local...
by Duncan Ebata | Apr 4, 2017 | Food
Slow food is peasant food. It is the way our families have been growing and preparing food for centuries. It tastes good, it’s feels clean, and it’s honest. We feel more alive when we eat it. Learn more about Slow Food in Canada and the upcoming national...
by Duncan Ebata | Feb 6, 2017 | Learning
Here’s a mic dropping moment from Wab Kinew. We have so much to learn about peace and living with nature from the indigenous people of Turtle Island (Aka North America). My interpretation of the best ways to learn in this video: Immersion and learn through doing...
by Duncan Ebata | Oct 28, 2016 | Music
Anne and I saw Coco Love Alcorn at Al Whittle Theatre in Wolfville. Her new album Wonderland is mind blowing. The album’s theme is “the spirit” and the music is wondrously soulful, lively, and inspiring. As you may know, I loooove coffee, so...
by Duncan Ebata | Oct 3, 2016 | Uncategorized
Hi there, I’ve just arrived back from a one month work and learning trip in Germany and Italy. The photos in this post highlight a few memorable moments from the 2016 Slow Food Terre Madre and Salone del Gusto conference in Turin, Italy. I was fortunate to be...
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