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FREE Lunchtime Seminar examining the local social economy
Tuesday 29 July 2008
Tuesday 29 July 2008
1pm
2pm
Waterfront Trans Lounge
FREE
Event
Oxymorons are us | 29 Jul 08 | 1-2pm | Waterfront trans Lounge | Free
In partnership with the Community Arts Forum.
Social Economy has become one of the buzz words of the non-profit sector. But is it an attempt to cut corners on funding in the sector or an attempt to provide a genuine alternative to the capitalist agenda. Either way it’s not going to go away, and there seems to be a lot people keen to sign up. So what exactly is it and why should you care? Find out in one lunchtime.
Compered by Jennie McCullough (Bruised Fruit)
Panel comprised of Social Economy experts from Work West, The Beat Initative and Arkestra.
More info at www.transbelfast.com
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