We invite you to celebrate with us as our Carbon Neutral Dance goes across the Atlantic from London to New York!
Dance for our pilot projects in Mexico.Come and support us on the dance floor on Friday the 24th of July 2009 by contributing some small carbon-free footsteps. Offset your carbon footprints and help us raise resources for our climate change and poverty reduction pilot projects in Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Entry is £15 or $25 per person which is the actual cost of planting and maintaining a rubber tree for 35 years, with environmental, social and economical benefits creating sustainable livelihoods for the poor in the pilot countries whilst mitigating climate change.
STUDENTS: Entry is £15 or $25 for two students with valid University IDs. So bring a buddy along to the dance!
SO LOG IN AND BUY YOUR TREE TICKET ON:http://www.worldviewimpact.com/login.php
Friday 24th of July 2009
Time: 7.00 pm to 02.00 am
Venue: Starts with a presentation with food and drinks at
Worldview Impact
C/O MP Global Connect Inc.
36 West 20th Street, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10010
Cell: 347-593-9471
And then moving on to
Cafe Iguana
240 West 54th Street
New York, NY 10019
Stay tuned as more Carbon Neutral Dances will take place around the world in the upcoming months. Sao Paulo, Itacare, Paris, Copenhagen: don't miss out as more and more people around the globe gather to dance for our planet!
Come and dance away your carbon footprints at our 8th Carbon Neutral Dance for our reforestation pilot projects in Meghalaya, India!
The Sustainable Summer Party for India on Saturday the 18th of July 2009 invites you to an event of dance, fun and meeting new people. Offset your carbon footprints and support our sustainable development pilot projects in the small village in Meghalaya, Northeast India by contributing some dance moves for our planet.
Entry is £15 per person which is the actual cost of planting and maintaining a rubber tree for 35 years, with environmental, social and economical benefits in mitigating climate change but also in creating sustainable livelihoods for poor local communities.
STUDENTS: Entry is £15 for two students with valid University IDs. So Bring a buddy along to the dance!
SO LOG IN AND BUY YOUR TREE TICKET ON:http://www.worldviewimpact.com/login.php
Live Performance!
Aashna Musa is a professional Indian dancer and choreographer who will perform and teach classical Indian dance at 8.30pm.
So feel free to come, dressed up and ready to learn some authentic Indian moves.
Saturday 18th of July 2009
Time: 7.30 pm to 02.00 am
Venue: Starts with a presentation with food and drinks at
Worldview Space
1 Pope Street
London SE1 3PR
And then moving on to
Bar La Vista, 224a
Tower Bridge Road
London SE1 2UP
Carbon Neutral Dance Goes Global!
This 8th Carbon Neutral Dance held in London is the start of our Carbon Neutral Dance Global movement that will see Carbon Neutral Dances taking place other major cities like New York, Sao Paulo, Paris and ending this year in Copenhagen for the United Nations Climate Change Conference in December 2009.
By uniting the global community and dancing for the planet in all these cities, we hope to mitigate climate change, reduce poverty and improve living conditions in the developing world. So dance for our planet and our people!
In partnership with Kofi Annan's Global Humanitarian Forum the Carbon Neutral Dance will move to Geneva for the first time from its base in London.
So friends and supporters of Worldview Impact in Switzerland are invite to come and dance for the planet at the Club International Universitaire http://www.ciu.ch/main.php
Start Time: Friday, June 19, 2009 at 9:00pm End Time: Saturday, June 20, 2009 at 12:00am Location: Club International Universitaire Street: 9 Avenue de la Paix - Villa Rigot City/Town: Geneva, Switzerland
Your Planet Needs You - So come dance for your planet as we celebrate World Environment Day on Friday 5th June 2009 and raise funds for our pilot projects in Africa, Asia and South America.
We will start with a short presentation about World Environment Day (WED) and its history at Worldview Space (http://www.worldviewspace.com) located on the 3rd floor, 1 Pope Street, London SE1 3PR at 7.00pm so you can learn about what we are doing over some drinks and light refreshments. Then we will move on to the dance floor at the Cubana near Waterloo Station at 9.00pm for some Latin Beats till 1.00am.
World Environment Day (WED) was established by the UN General Assembly in 1972 to mark the opening of the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment. Commemorated yearly on 5 June, WED is one of the principal vehicles through which the United Nations stimulates worldwide awareness of the environment and enhances political attention and action. The day's agenda is to:
1. Give a human face to environmental issues; 2. Empower people to become active agents of sustainable and equitable development; 3. Promote an understanding that communities are pivotal to changing attitudes towards environmental issues; 4. Advocate partnership which will ensure all nations and peoples enjoy a safer and more prosperous future.
The theme for WED 2009 is 'Your Planet Needs You-UNite to Combat Climate Change'. It reflects the urgency for nations to agree on a new deal at the crucial climate convention meeting in Copenhagen some 180 days later in the year, and the links with overcoming poverty and improved management of forests.
This year’s host is Mexico which reflects the growing role of the Latin American country in the fight against climate change, including its growing participation in the carbon markets.
Mexico is also a leading partner in UNEP's Billion Tree Campaign. The country, with the support of its President and people, has spearheaded the pledging and planting of some 25 per cent of the trees under the campaign. Accounting for around 1.5 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, the country is demonstrating its commitment to climate change on several fronts.
Mexican President Felipe Calderon states that the WED celebration will “further underline Mexico's determination to manage natural resources and deal with the most demanding challenge of the 21st century – climate change.
So plant a tree with us on WED by participating in our reforestation projects in the developing world.
Please buy your tickets in advance:
Entry is £15 per person which is the actual cost of planting and maintaining a rubber tree for 35 years, with environmental, social and economical benefits creating sustainable livelihoods for the poor in the pilot countries whilst mitigating climate change.
STUDENTS: Entry is £15 for two students with valid University IDs. So bring a buddy along to the dance!
We invite you to join us at the launch of the our first Carbon Neutral Artist (CNA) Karen David. This launch cum fundraising party aims to raise resources for our climate change and poverty reduction pilot projects in Shillong, also called the Scotland of the East which is the capital of the state of Meghalaya in North East India.
Wednesday 3rd December at the Ground Floor of the Masala Zone from 5.00pm to 7.00pm 48 floral street (next to the royal opera house) London, WC2E 9DA
Support Karen's cause!
If you would like to support Karen David's Mission in Meghalaya then just download her song Shillong Shillong and buy a tree for Christmas online which is the actual cost of planting and maintaining a rubber tree for 35 years, with environmental, social and economical benefits creating sustainable livelihoods for the poor whilst mitigating climate change.
We have created a network of about 300 Sustainable Dancers in London since we launched the CND in July. Please leave your valuable feedback on this CND Blog and tell us how we can improve.
Live Performance!
By the London based stylish singer, songwriter and actress Karen david. She is making her name in the US and Canada with the phenomenal success of the movie "Scorpion King : Rise of A Warrior," but she's also working hard to complete her debut album. Karen was born in Shillong, Meghalaya, in the North East Indian foothills of the Himalayas, but she moved with her parents to Toronto as a child and grew up in Canada. After a stint at Berklee College of Music in Boston, she came to study acting in England. Spotted by Benny and Bjorg, she was soon on the West End stage in the original cast of Mamma Mia.
We want the concept of the CND to grow globally in other major cities across the planet so we will try to host some future CNDs in New York, Paris, Geneva, Rome, Berlin, Vienna, Mexico City, Rio, Delhi, Colombo, Accra, Nairobi, Bangkok, Bogota, Cape Town so that our CND members in other parts of the world can also participate and dance for the future of our planet!
We are very grateful to UnLtd for supporting the 5th CND. We hope to see you all on the dance floor dancing to some warm and wonderful Indian music!
We want to invite you to join us at our 4th Carbon Neutral Dance (CND) fundraising party this year which aims to raise funds for our climate change mitigation projects combine with our sustainable livelihoods projects for long term poverty reduction in Mexico.
Friday 14 November at the 2nd floor of the Cuban from 7.30pm to 12.30am
DJ Mariano is back - dance to Mexican salsa and other rhythms throughout the night.
There will be a Salsa Class with Pili from the dance company Latin Fusion at 8.00pm.
Please buy your tickets in advance:
Entry is £15 for two people and £15 for three students with valid University IDs which is the actual cost of planting and maintaining a rubber tree for 35 years, with environmental, social and economical benefits creating sustainable livelihoods for the poor whilst mitigating climate change.
We want the concept of the CND to grow globally in other countries and major cities across the planet so we will try to host some future CNDs in New York, Paris, Geneva, Rome, Berlin, Vienna, Mexico City, Rio, Delhi, Colombo, Accra, Nairobi, Bangkok, Bogota, Cape Town so that our Worldview Impact members in other parts of the world can also participate and dance for the future of our planet!
We have created a network of about 200 Sustainable Dancers in London since we launched the CND in July. Please leave your valuable feedback on this CND Blog and tell us how we can improve.
We are very grateful to UnLtd for supporting the 4th CND. We hope to see you all on the dance floor dancing to some cool and vibrant Mexican music!
Reduce your carbon footprints by taking small footsteps on the dance floor!
We invite you and your friends to join us at our third fundraising party this year which aims to raise funds for our climate change mitigation projects combine with our sustainable livelihoods projects for long term poverty reduction in Ghana.
Friday 24 October on the 2nd floor of The Cuban from 7.30pm to 12.30am
The address is Camden Lock stables market, 23 Chalk Farm Road, NW1 8AH London.
Entry is £15 for two people and £15 for three students with valid University IDs which is the actual cost of planting and maintaining a rubber tree for 35 years, with environmental, social and economical benefits creating sustainable livelihoods for the poor whilst mitigating climate change.
Live performances!
DJ Alordia is back - dance to African music from Ghana and other rhythms throughout the night with your friends and colleagues. You will hear famous Ghanaian singers from Accra like Sydney and Castro below sing for you as we also celebrate the United Nations Day on 24 October 2008. As you know former U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan is also from Ghana.
We also want to share with you that the second series of Element individuals, all climate changers, was launched on September 11 as part of the MTV Switch global climate change campaign. http://www.internews.org/prs/2008/20080909_element.shtm
Element TV is now going out to 165 TV channels in 162 countries to reach half a billion viewers on planet earth and there is more info on http://www.element-tv.net
We are very grateful to UnLtd for supporting the 3rd CND. We hope to see you all on the dance floor dancing to some powerful and colourful African music!
Dance for our pilot projects in Mexico. Come and support us on the dance floor on Friday the 24th of July 2009 by contributing some small carbon-free footsteps. Offset your carbon footprints and help us raise resources for our climate change and poverty reduction pilot projects in Quintana Roo, Mexico.
