The Voice of the Horse Conference
The Voice of the Horse
– an conference and community designed to increase our understanding of the horse-human relationship at its most fundamental level — the horse itself.
- Does the horse-human relationship impact your life?
- Have you seen its importance in other’s lives?
- Would you love to learn more about how horses and humans relate?
- Have you discovered all the wonderful possibilities that horses can bring to humans?
The Voice of the Horse Conference June 30 - July 1, 2007; Presented by Tapestry Institute
The presenters list looks exceptional:
Jane Savoie * Ginger Kathrens * Marj Kittredge * Michael Martin Murphey * Linda Hogan * Phillip Whiteman Jr. * Kyla Two Bulls * Kim McElroy * Dwayne Tanner * Mario Contreras * Carmon Deyo
Attend in person at Iowa State University, Ames, or online by LIVE webcast Saturday and Sunday, June 30 and July 1, 2007
Can’t make it to Iowa? You can attend online! Registration fee to attend online is only $40.00
You will have fun learning about horses and you will also be helping a non-profit…
This conference is organized by Tapestry Institute as part of its Horse-Human Relationship Program, Jo Belasco, Director. Tapestry is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to collaborative research about, and education using, different ways of knowing, learning about, and responding to the natural world. All proceeds from the conference go to benefit Tapestry’s research and education programs.
I would like to thank Jane Savoie for sending me the info on this amazing conference through her newsletter. I do hope you plan to attend.
Please spread the news.
Flyers can be downloaded and printed to hang in barns, show ring areas, tack stores, and other high-traffic places.
An bannercan be used to put links to the conference website on your web site.
Visit the The Voice of the Horse Conference website for more general information and access to the full list of presenters and activities.
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June 17, 2007 at 8:52 pm
Wow this looks pretty cool.
June 20, 2007 at 11:49 am
I, Joni, just receive the following message as an update to my posting above:
Hi,
I am the Director of The Voice of the Horse Project at Tapestry Institute. I’d like to thank you for posting about our Voice of the Horse Conference this summer. I’d also like to let you know about two changes. First, the online price is $35, not $40. It was going to increase after June 1, but another change to the conference allowed us to keep it at $35.
That change, which is the second reason I’m writing to you, is that the conference has been extended to give everyone more time to explore and participate! The live onsite event will still take place on June 30 and July 1, 2007, at Iowa State University, with a live feed available online during the conference.
But now, in addition, the conference will be available via streaming webcast from June 30 all the way to August 31, 2007. For only $35, participants can watch conference presentations, hear and see the acoustic ‘Horse Legends’ concert by Michael Martin Murphey (’Wildfire’), explore the online art exhibit, and share their own stories of the horse-human relationship as many times as they like and at the times most convenient for them.
Be aware, though, that if they want their stories to be considered for inclusion in the panel discussion they have to participate in the live webcast on June 30 and July 1.
Stories shared in the discussion forum after that date may be selected for inclusion (with permission) in a conference book, but won’t be on the forum in time for conference presenters to read them before the panel meets at the end of the live conference event. For more information, visit the official conference website at http://www.thevoiceofthehorse.com .
Thanks!
Jo Belasco, Esq.
Director, The Voice of the Horse Project
Tapestry Institute
http://www.tapestryinstitute.org
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