Pecha Kucha is a quarterly storytelling event that brings people together to present and discuss new ideas around sustainability topics. Each season, several people from the community give presentations that challenge people to think differently about conservation, the environment, climate change and each other.
Presenters each have 20 slides and 20 seconds per slide to discuss. Slides are automatically timed to be exactly 20 seconds with the total time for each presenter is 6 minutes and 40 seconds. This keeps the pace fun & exciting.
$5 suggested donation.
Read more about these nights on our Pecha Kucha page!
doors open @ 6.00
presentations begin @ 6.30
Top of the Hill Back Bar in Chapel Hill
Want to present your exciting and important idea? Slides are due for loading & review by August 10th. Have something you feel 6 minutes and 40 seconds worth of passion about? Submit!
Presentation Guidelines.
Email us at: pknpbo@gmail.com
Strict Guidelines, Please Read: Presentation Guidelines.
Laurel Shulman
Birth Right: A Free Trip to Israel (a.k.a. A Jew Safari)
Birth Right is a philanthropic organization that sends young Jews to Israel for free. Recently, Laurel embarked on this trip and returned with more questions than answers about the Holy Land and the nature of the trip itself.
Matthew Ford
Dark Chambers: Pinhole Photographs of the Chatham County Courthouse
Originally built in 1881, a fire during renovation work at the courthouse gutted the structure. Reconstruction and restoration of the building followed. This photographic project documented moments from the reconstruction of the building using pinhole cameras constructed from slices of charred pine roof timbers salvaged from the damaged structure.
Daniella Uslan
Food Waste and the Millennial Train
Jim Lubelirer
“Change Your Thinking to Change Your Life”
Alex Pritchett
“A Brief History of Education and the Path Forward”
Geoffrey Neal
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