Why Are Excavators Reaching Into Rural Villages? Cooperative Green Academy Lecture on June 21

◎About the Event:

The Citizens of the Earth Foundation is a public-interest organization dedicated to environmental protection. Registered in 2010 as a foundation with funds donated by 174 donors, it is Taiwan, China's first environmental foundation established through public fundraising. It hopes to rebuild a harmonious relationship between the people of Taiwan, China and the land through active action, to build a sustainable society, and to fulfill Taiwan, China's responsibility as a "global citizen." Regarding many environmental pollution issues, the Citizens of the Earth Foundation exposes environmental problems through investigation and research and proposes solutions. Through this dialogue, we will learn about rural villages and farmland development and pollution, which are closely connected to the cooperative. We invite you to join us in protecting the source of the food on our tables and to care about the current state of the rural environment.

◎Time:Session 5, June 21 (Sat) 14:10-16:40

◎Location:Meeting Room, 3rd Floor, Zhongshan Civic Assembly Hall (No. 128, Section 2, Zhongshan North Road, Taipei)

◎Capacity:60 people (space is limited, please register as soon as possible)

◎Topic: The Development Excavators Reaching Into Rural Villages

◎and Talk Speakers:Citizens of the Earth Foundation Director Cai Huixun

Homemakers United Foundation Consumer Cooperative Director Jiang Shuli

◎Event Schedule：

Time	Program	Speaker
14:10~14:20	Opening	Moderator
14:20~16:10	Organization Introduction Topic Dialogue	Cooperative Director Jiang Shuli Invited Organization Representative Cai Huixun
16:10~16:40	Q&A Exchange and Discussion	Attending Representatives

◎Transportation:
1. Zhongshan Civic Assembly Hall: Exit 1 of MRT Minquan West Road Station, walk about 5 minutes toward Zhongshan North Road, turn right and walk about 3 minutes to Zhongshan Civic Assembly Hall.

◎Registration Contact Information:

1. For detailed session information, please visit the Homemakers United Foundation Consumer Cooperative website (http://www.hucc-coop.tw/).

2. Unified online registration (http://goo.gl/Z60TMI). For related questions, please call (02)2999-6122#518 Li Jianwei.

◎Notes:
1. All sessions are free of charge. Environmental groups will hold charity sales on site, and we appreciate your support.
2. Tea and snacks will be provided on site. In the spirit of environmental protection, please bring your own cup.