The next Echo Park Time Bank Workshop for interested applicants and people who want to set up their own Time Bank will be on Sunday, September 28th, 2008 5:30 -7:30PM at
The Echo Park Film Center
1200 N. Alvarado St. (at Sunset Blvd)
Los Angeles, CA 90026
www.echoparkfilmcenter.org
Everyone welcome!
Due to the overwhelming response to the L.A. Times article, The Echo Park Time Bank has created an application form for new members. We have also convened a steering committee to help oversee the application process.
A big thanks goes out to Howie for setting up our application and reference forms on line.
The applications are due by September 20th, 2008. The steering committee will review the applications on September 27th and applicants will be notified of acceptance by October 1st.
After this first round we will not be reviewing applications until November.
Thanks for your patience while we attempt to figure all this out.
EPTB Application
EPTB Reference Form
Building Community with Co-production
8/29/08
Good Turnout for August Workshop at The Public School
The Echo Park Time Bank Workshop on August 24th was a great success! Thank you to Sean and The Public School for generously hosting the meeting, to Caleb Lund who drove from the OC to help us out, and to all of you who came and participated. There were around 35 people in attendance and it was really encouraging to hear from everyone. We are so excited about all of the enthusiasm and look forward to getting to know new members.
8/10/08
Time Banking Workshop August 24th, 2008
Autumn and Lisa will hold a Time Banking workshop on Sunday, August 24th, 2008 from 4:00 to 6:00PM in Chinatown,
The Public School at
Telic Arts Exchange
975 Chung King Road
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Everyone is welcome!
The Public School at
Telic Arts Exchange
975 Chung King Road
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Everyone is welcome!
Echo Park Time Bank in The L.A. Times
Time bank takes root in Echo Park
Echo Park Time Bank is a new online community that trades time, services and expertise, like dog walking, housesitting or advice on how to start a small business.
By Emili Vesilind
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
July 27 2008
ANE CRABTREE, a costume designer and stylist, was on location in Bulgaria when a professional chef e-mailed to say she'd be happy to give Crabtree free private cooking lessons when she returned. Then a neighbor in Angelino Heights e-mailed and offered to water her plants -- gratis -- the next time she goes out of town.
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