Global
Events
Our next large event will be the Earth Summit +20 in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil in 2012. We are planning to utilize our network of event organizers around the world, networks of NGOs and other event organizers to facilitate a globally synchronized event. The mission is to increase the awareness of and gather input from people around the world on opportunities to further the green economy and further sustainable development and poverty alliviation.
Past Events:
Our 3rd annual World Water Blessing was on July 25th, 2010. Our main broadcast location was at the 4th annual Mystic Garden Party festival in Northern California. Other locations in 92 countries/200 locations joined via webcast.

In 2009 GEN produced our 2nd annual web-casted event on the weekend of Day Out of Time and Love & Thanks to the Water Day with Dr. Emoto (see below).
As part of our mandate to outreach into popular festival culture, the event took place at a west coast music festval (The Mystic
Garden Party festiva)l on the weekend of July
23rd - 26th. A highlight of our webcast was Dr. Masuro Emoto who has declared July 25th as "Love & Thanks
to the Water Day".
July 25th also is known as the Day
Out Of Time in the Myan Calendar with events around the world on that day in over 92 countries. We invited people around the world to participate & share reverence for Water & support of more sustainable water management policies.
The outreach poster below shows some highlights and how we reached out & inspire people around the world to apprecaite and rally for us all to become better stewards of the world's waters.
 
In March, 2010, GEN supported & promoted and the UN World Water Day (March 22nd, 2010) which happened in many locations around the world. In particular we promoted our ally Dr. Emoto's event at Lake Biwa, Japan (called Love & Grattitude Festival). This event was be a key ceremonial and educational event that happened along with others organized for UN World Water Day.
This UN World Water Day is held annually on 22 March each year, events that are held in countries all over the world. This day is a means of focusing attention on the importance of freshwater
and advocating for the sustainable management of freshwater
resources.
This themed day to celebrate freshwater was recommended
at the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and
Development nicknamed "The Earth Summit". The United Nations General Assembly
responded by designating 22 March 1993 as the first World
Water Day.
Below was Dr Emoto's offical poster for the event:

Additional annual events includee:
We are also working with Mystic Garden Productions again to host a ceremonial event for the UN Intl. Day of Peace, Sept.
21st. This UN holiday focusing on Peace happens annually on this day with events for peace all over the world. We intend to webcat from our event in NY which is happening on the weekend
of Sept. 18th-21st.
GEN
is committed to participate in some way each year with events on
Sept. 21st to utilize webcast technology and offer capacity
building maximizing impact of this inspirational global holiday around
the world.

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