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Political Network
United for Global Change
Tamera sends greetings to all those who walk today on the streets to manifest a global system change.
Today the movement goes global: What started in Tunesia and Egypt, then moved on to Madrid, Chile, Tel Aviv and New York, has become a global uprising. Hundred thousands of people of all generations state loud and clear that they no longer want to be part of the system. Maybe a concrete utopia for a new society has never been as necessary as today.
For 30 years, Tamera has been working on the questions: What will come after the breakdown of the large systems? What vision is stronger then the systems of domination and violence? Let us come together and work together to make this revolution a success. We 99% will be successful when we find a common perspective.
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Tamera
We are planting the future: 1000 trees for the South Valley!
The "Big South Lake" of Tamera: the construction time has finished, now the tree planting season starts.
On September 30th 2011 the main work of the construction of the "Big South Lake", inspired by Permaculture expert Sepp Holzer, was finished. Those who now walk onto the earthen dam and let their view travel around the South Valley see – with a little bit of imagination – paradise approaching: banks and gardens, edible landscapes and fruit trees. A paradise that needs mainly seeds and trees from us for its completion. We are looking for donors for the trees.
Political Network
Wangari Maathai
26th of September
We greet the soul of Wangari Mathaai. Professor Wangari Mathaai from Kenya, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, admired and persecuted for her clear words to the establishment and her commitment in planting trees as a direct mean and a symbol for social justice, conservation of nature and biodiversity, a fighter for regional independence of farmers in a world of globalisation, a fighter for women´s rights in a male dominated society, died yesterday evening. We will always remember her as a courageous and committed woman, who knew how to fight peacefully, but also how to love and to laugh from a big and open woman´s heart. May many people - in particular women - take on her legacy and make her vision of a free Africa come true.






































