Join us for another spectacular "Common Roots" Event - "Re-Creation and 
Community" -
hosted jointly by Wennington Old Scholars and the Planned Environment 
Therapy Trust.

Date: Tuesday, May 10th

Time: 10:30-16:30 (but you won't be chased away at the end)

Cost: £15 suggested donation, for lunch and refreshments during the day

Place: P.E.T.T., Church Lane, Toddington, Gloucestershire GL54 5DQ

RSVP to ensure we can meet your dietary requirements (Contact 
[log in to unmask] 620125)

A day of meeting and discussion:
- Who, What, Why and How do we have in common?
- Having said which, What don't we have in common?

Helping us to think and talk about Community, and particularly about 
Re-Creation and Community are

Annebella Pollen  and  Carolyn Mears

Dr. Annebella Pollen is Principal Lecturer and an AHRC (Arts and 
Humanities Research Council)  Research Fellow in the History of Art and 
Design at the University of Brighton; where she is actively exploring 
the role of art, craft, design and dress as forms of resistance, radical 
educational strategies and utopian ideals in progressive interwar reform 
organisations including The Kindred of the Kibbo Kift, The Woodcraft 
Folk and The Order of Woodcraft Chivalry. From this Inter-War mix and 
and their related milieux emerged other organisations, such as Braziers 
Park School of Integrative Social Research in Oxfordshire, Grith Fyrd, 
and - from Grith Fyrd - the Q Camps Committee and ultimately, the 
post-war Planned Environment Therapy Trust.

Dr. Carolyn Mears is a Research Fellow in the University of Denver's 
Morgridge College of Education;  Vice President of the Board of 
Directors of the I Love U Guys Foundation; a Fellow of the Planned 
Environment Therapy Trust;a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts, and 
an alliance member of the National Centre for Therapeutic Residential 
and Foster Care here in the UK. Author of award-winning research into 
the aftermath of the Columbine High School shootings and other 
tragedies, Carolyn is internationally known for her work in support of 
communities, schools, and families affected by traumatic events. Mears 
is also a founder of the Sandy Hook-Columbine Cooperative.

For more details: http://bit.ly/1VZsHun

Best wishes, and thanks,

Craig

-- 
Dr. Craig Fees, RMARA
Archivist
Planned Environment Therapy Trust Archive and Study Centre: "Archive of the Year 2013"; "Most Impactful Archive 2012"
Church Lane
Toddington near Cheltenham
Glos. GL54 5DQ
United Kingdom

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