The Education Booths are a series of presentations regarding the areas of concern to the Zeitgeist Movement.

Several volunteers from the chapter will be on hand for discussion.

More information about The Zeitgeist Movement and The Zeitgeist Toronto chapter will be at the Welcome Booth, as well as the Zeitgeist documentaries on-site.

Welcome Booth:

When you first join us make sure to pick up your pamphlet for detailed information about the event and activites.

Bio-Psycho-Social Pressures:

Understand how society really dictates our everyday lives.

Culture and Spirituality:

See how culture and spiritually fits into the big picture.

Food and Water

Understand all aspects of the food and water we eat and drink today. Learn the dangers, and the clean, healthy alternatives that are available.

Economics:

Learn about how economics really works, other methods of economics and what we propose as a solution.

Energy:

Understand the real energy troubles and how they can be fixed for the betterment of all.

Technology:

See where technology really stands and how it can be used to help make everyones lives a little easier.

Transition:

Learn ways of how we get from here to there.

Transition Discussion: (See Welcome Booth for Schedule)

One of the most pressing questions we get at Zeitgeist Toronto is "But how do we get there?" To imagine a planet of resource sustainability and productive abundance, where access is favoured, and where ownership hinders liberty, and upon which all the resources are a globally protected commons... That's a bit of a stretch from what we see around us. Starting an inspiring short clip, we'll discuss and share our collective understandings about the subject of making the transition to a resource based economic model.

Charles E. Chaffey, PhD, PEnd, Professor Emeritus (Tyndale University College): (1:00 PM - 2:30 PM)

Charles E. Chaffey will be presenting a lecture titled: Sustainable Use of Resources from the Environment.

Jacob Keary Moreland: (5:00 PM - 6:00 PM)

Jacob Keary Moreland of Toronto's Occupy Gardens will discuss their organizations efforts in "Occupy Gardens for World Peas".

Learn about The Zeitgeist Movement: (11:00 AM - 6:00 PM - Room: 281)

Screenings of short videos and some documentaries to give you more information about the roots and message of the Zeitgeist Movement.

The Crisis of Civilization: Main Event (7:00 PM - 9:00 PM - Room: 212-213)

The Crisis of Civilization is a remix documentary feature film investigating how global crises like ecological disaster, financial meltdown, dwindling oil reserves, terrorism and food shortages are converging symptoms of a single, failed global system. Features up to 60% recycled materials!

KidZone: (Room: 198)

Bring your Kids to learn about the movement in fun, educational and engaging ways while you enjoy the event.

Meditation Room: (Room: 286)

A space set aside for silent meditation.

Free Store: (Room: 199)

Participate in Reducing, Reusing and Recycling by brining in items you feel may be other peoples treasures.