Social Alliance Network

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Social Alliance Network

• Guiding projects that bring
• spiritual, ecological, economic and social
  vitalityto our community.

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Sierra Foothills Project

• Alliance Networking
• Land Stewards, Native Peoples, Community.

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Consensus Building Goal
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Benefits of Consensus

• Understanding of community needs common
  interests

• Salmon Habitat
• Mercury Issues

• Care for Earth
• Cultural Growth
• Education

Restoration

• Healing
• Respect

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Potential Projects
Sierra Foothills Restoration Center
Online interpretive education networking
Virtual Center Physical Center
theater, conference facilities, interactive
living museums, gardens, and a retreat facility
Infrastructure
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Potential Projects
Four interconnected restoration centers
Spiritual Center
Social Center
Economic Center
Ecological Center
Content
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Potential Projects
Spiritual Center
Spiritual Elders of Mother Earth
activities Interfaith community activities A
special native plant garden Areas for still and
active meditation Other ecumenical practices that
lead to inner peace. Living museum
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Potential Projects
Ecological Center
Calling Back the Salmon Save the Salmon project
programs Mercury convergence project
programs Ecology Institute programs Help with My
Land programs
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Potential Projects
Economic Center
Eco-socio tourism drive Restoration economy
initiative Food systems council Native plant
nursery Festival participation
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Potential Projects
Social Center
Indigenous Peoples Days Film documentaries Sierra
Foothills extensive retreats Interactive, living
museum the Gold Rush, from an environmental
social standpoint life then, now, the future
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Potential Projects
Sierra Foothills Restoration Center
Virtual Center Physical Center
Social Center
Spiritual Center
Ecological Center
Economic Center
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Next steps

• Study
• Build technology infrastructure
• Build alliance Coalition Land Stewards / Native
  peoples / Community organizations
• Build consensus
• Project implementation

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Next steps

• Study Funding
• Reach out to community leaders
• Requirements for network technology
  infrastructure
• Specification development pricing
• Identification of information for body of
  knowledge archive

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Contact information

• Founder Bill Jacobson
• bill_at_socialalliancenetwork.org 530.268.7367
• 29 years in bringing technology and process
  expertise to non-profits and governmental
  agencies.Masters Degree in Public Administration
• Active participation in local organizations who
  would benefit from this initiative including
  Calling Back the Salmon, Sierra Nevada Deep
  Ecology Institute, SYRCL, Help with My Land, and
  others.
• Long-time association with Lakota, Nakota, Karuk
  and Modoc Spiritual Leaders, Elders and Tribal
  Leaders.

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• In the realm of the possible