Musicians and Artists for Peace Looking for New HQ's in San Francisco

http://passion.edu/elearn/course/view.php?id=361

Alan is truly one of our leaders in the quest for World Peace. He recently sent a blurb to all the members and Board members, which I am a member of. I included his bio after this. If you or someone you know that has a space available in the San Franciso area, pleas let me or him know....peace...here's his message:

A group of us is now looking to find a living and working space that could eventually be a hub for
Musicians and Artists for Peace. We are all interested in working together and
forming a community that could work together on events and concerts to raise
consciousness in 2009, including the 40th anniversary of Woodstock.

If you know of anyone in San Francisco area that would be interested in this,
please respond to me at bflyspirit8@aol.com or call me at 415-424-7238. We
might also entertain the idea of moving to an already existing community or
center anywhere else in California, the USA or world that might like to welcome us
to do this with them. Your responses and suggestions are welcome. Please
also feel free to forward this to your friends.

May Peace Prevail on Earth & In Space!

Alan Moore
Musicians & Fine Artists for World Peace - Founder & director
www.butterflyspirit.org/projects/mfawp_list.php
http://www.myspace.com/musiciansforpeace
Butterfly Gardeners Association - Founder & director
www.butterflyspirit.org

Alans Bio:
Alan is head of the Butterfly Gardeners' Association, a Berkeley-based group that has sponsored butterfly events, ceremonies and educational projects throughout the United States and wants butterflies and rainbows to become leading symbols for the new millennium. He has joined with many peace, environmental, and social justice groups to make butterfly gardening and philosophy a part of their programs, and has worked to bring the practice into schools, women's shelters, hospitals, hospices, and prisons.

He is also the director and founder of Musicians and Fine Artists for World Peace, a group with similar goals with a focus on the performing arts and music as tools for global transformation.

He was a member of the Peace & Justice Committee in Berkeley for three years working on such issues as disarmament, nuclear proliferation, poverty, homelessness, human rights, reforming three strikes, and social and environmental justice. Alan is also working to set up a center in honor of Patch Adams to further his work for Peace and Justice.

He has been working to bring together a coalition of environmental, peace, faith, spiritual, and millennium groups to organize a global Party for the Planet since 1993. He now considers Spirit Aid as the means to do that. His themes have been Transformation Through Forgiveness and Earth Day Every Day. He would like people to focus on creating a sustainable and peaceful world through personal and planetary transformation. He envisions transformational tours and events that will consist of artists, musicians, educators, muralists, sculptors, storytellers, thespians, gardeners, dancers, lecturers, activists, futurists, global visionaries, and authors. They will celebrate the Earth's biological and cultural diversity as they visit social justice, environmental and peace festivals across the country. He is also collaborating with other groups to help make the summer of 2002 a "Global Affair."