Franke James at University of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati May 2009
Lecture: How Alice in Wonderland Thinking Can Win Over City Hall
Book reading: Joseph-Beth Booksellers, Cincinnati
Workshop: Park + Vine, Cincinnati
The News Record, UC: Green Conscience activist sows seeds of sustainability
Lecture Feedback:
“Thank you so much for coming to Cincinnati and for preparing such wonderful presentations and workshops. Everyone has commented on how inspiring your lecture and talks were and I’ve heard some say that they’ve been spreading the word about the green driveway, the green conscience and other aspects of your work to their friends and family. I believe your visit will continue to have a positive impact here at the University and in Cincinnati for years to come. We all look forward to seeing your future work and hope to see you again soon!” Shawn Patrick Tubb, University of Cincinnati
Franke James at Joseph-Beth Booksellers, Cincinnati
Barbara Hudson, PR & Event Coordinator, Joseph-Beth Booksellers welcomed Franke with a huge poster, great displays and an enthusiastic audience for the Bothered By My Green Conscience book reading, Q&A and book signing event in Cincinnati. Barbara said, “We loved your event and it was such a pleasure to meet you. Thanks for all your great energy.” See the University of Cincinnati, News Record:
Green Conscience activist sows seeds of sustainability.
Photo: Left to right: Barbara Hudson, Franke James, and Barb’s assistant Heidi Helm. (Franke is wearing her “Mondrian” jacket featured in her Eccentric Green Glamour chapter.) Photograph by Shawn Tubb.
Park + Vine, Cincinnati: Green Conscience Workshop
Workshop post
See Franke’s blog post about the workshop with examples of the student’s art: What’s bothering your green conscience?
Feedback:
“Thanks for the fun workshop. I gave my parents your book this weekend when they came down to visit, and we went down to Park + Vine and bought a composter (for me) and I got them started on a few things, like reusable bags for going to the great Farmer’s Market where they live in Madison, WI. I’m sure your book will help inspire them on their green journey, and I’ll keep up the encouragement along the way.” Matt Anthony. Participant, May 28th, 2009
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