Events one might come keep me company at
Apr. 10th, 2008 09:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
garranElise is about to head out of town for a couple of months, so if you're a Vancouverite who's been intrigued by my enthusiasm for La La Boom Boom, this Wednesday's show will probably be your last chance for a while to get the full experience for yourself.
Speaking of things I will be at that you might want to go to yourself, though on rather a larger scale, this week is the last week to get the so-called "early bird" rates when registering for this year's IDEC, which the Windsor House-spawned Society for the Advancement of Non-coercive Education is organizing this August at the UBC campus. I went to the IDEC in New York in 2003, so if you (today being apparently my day for addressing hypothetical cross-sections of my readership; you can be a member of both this one and the concert one if you want) are somebody either already embroiled in some aspect of the democratic education movement or else receptive and curious enough to spend a moderately significant amount of money and a week in Vancouver talking to people about it, I can vouch for the experience as basically a marvellous one.
Speaking of things I will be at that you might want to go to yourself, though on rather a larger scale, this week is the last week to get the so-called "early bird" rates when registering for this year's IDEC, which the Windsor House-spawned Society for the Advancement of Non-coercive Education is organizing this August at the UBC campus. I went to the IDEC in New York in 2003, so if you (today being apparently my day for addressing hypothetical cross-sections of my readership; you can be a member of both this one and the concert one if you want) are somebody either already embroiled in some aspect of the democratic education movement or else receptive and curious enough to spend a moderately significant amount of money and a week in Vancouver talking to people about it, I can vouch for the experience as basically a marvellous one.
