Register Here! A nonrefundable deposit of $10 to Seacoast NH Permaculture  is required to hold your place. In an era of turbulent social change, we need tangible, effective solutions now more than ever. Fortunately, permaculture design – already transforming agricultural systems the world over – can provide us with a powerful framework to catalyze our existing work in healing communities. The solutions for a better world are all around us. Yet all too often, we can’t seem to all get on the same page to implement them. We’re plagued by self-doubt and interpersonal conflict. And of course, there’s never enough money to go around. Join us in this workshop as we learn to solve social problems like nature. We’ll uncover age-old practices, apply ecological insights, and learn to take a design approach in order to break through our existing challenges.  This workshop is appropriate for both self-identified permaculturalists and those who have never heard the term – all are welcome! COST: sliding scale of $15-35 per person, with a nonrefundable deposit of $10 is required to hold your place. Refreshments will be served starting at 6:00pm - please come early and join us!  This event cosponsored by: The Urban Forestry Center of Portsmouth & The North Shore Permaculture Collaborative.  About Adam Brock: Adam is a Denver-based facilitator, entrepreneur and designer committed to advancing sustainability and social change. He is the author of Change Here Now, a social permaculture handbook published in 2017. As co-founder and co-director of The GrowHaus, Adam helped transform an abandoned half-acre greenhouse into an award-winning hub for healthy food and urban agriculture. The GrowHaus, located in Colorado's most polluted zip code, now engages thousands of low-income residents per year, grows 1500 heads of lettuce per week, and has an annual budget of $1 million. Adam is one of the lead instructors for the Denver Permaculture Design Course, co-founded the Denver Permaculture Guild, and is a contributor and guest editor of Permaculture Design Magazine (formerly Permaculture Activist). Adam is a co-chair of Denver’s Sustainable Food Policy Council, a TEDxMileHigh speaker, and has been named one of "Colorado's Top Thinkers" by the Denver Post.