Sustainable Cherry Hill (SCH) is an all volunteer 501c3 non-profit community outreach and educational organization that fosters the global sustainability movement at a local level. The efforts of SCH are regional and inclusive… you do not need to be a Cherry Hill resident to participate with us. Our mission: Bringing people together to build a sustainable South Jersey.

A meetup for people who are committed to bringing natural building into and around Philadelphia

The Spiritual Embodiment Collective is an evolutionary community that spans across South Jersey & Philadelphia. We have come together to embody who we are, connect to our passions, and manifest our vision for our lives. We invite people of all backgrounds to join our community focused on spirituality, healing, metaphysical exploration, sustainability, spontaneity, group synergy, nature, and learning to live in collective harmony. SEC holds weekly Healing Circles & Discussion Nights. Members play …

This meetup group is for the socially concious who wish to "be the change they want to see in the world". We hope to provide an avenue for individuals to come together and learn about key issues related to creating a more just and equitable society. Our focus will be India, the 2nd most populous country in the world. We will take a "holistic" approach and touch on a wide range of issues such as, livelihood generation, education, health, sustainable agriculture, human rights, energy and environme …

Welcome to the Transition Philadelphia, Transition Media, Transition Ambler/Upper Dublin Meetup Group! The Transition Movement is a made up of people making their communities more resilient in the face of peak oil, climate change and economic hardship. We want to work within our local communities to transition from our current state of oil and fossil fuel dependency to a more localize, less fossil fuel dependent future.  We have Transition Initiatives in Phil …

The Henry George School of Social Science was founded to acquaint the public with concepts presented in the writings of the great American political economist, Henry George, author of the classic, Progress and Poverty. Henry George reconciled the great paradox facing all civilizations: In spite of all our progress, why are there fewer jobs than there are workers? How is it that so many who are willing and able to work, unable to find gainful employment? At the end of his investigations, Henry Ge …

Meet other local Eco-People and Eco-curious to discuss global and domestic environmental issues and possible economic opportunities. "make choosing the greenest option you can afford as convenient as possible." The Urban green Partnership