Rainbow Restaurant and Soul Roots host

Hatha for Harvey

A benefit event to raise money for the victims of Hurricane Harvey. Together we can make a difference
in the victims lives while bringing awareness to the greater issue at large.

Thurs, 7th Sept 2017 6:00 9:30pm 212 W Laurel Street, Fort Collins

Whats on
Yoga & chanting with Krista Jones (Soul Roots).

Conversation w. climate change scientists and conservationists (CSU). Speakers:

Dr Jess Thorn (Namibia) Humanity is in the age when 12 suns shine: Transformative adaptation Nepal & Ghana
Dr Amanda West (USA) Monitoring disturbances from space; examples from the NASA DEVELOP program, CSU
Bethlehem Abebe (Ethiopia) In the face of unprecedented change: Life over the last standing tree "
Dr Aida Cuni-Sanchez (Spain) Droughts in northern Kenya & pastoralists innovative ways to adapt to them

Film screening The Cloud Shepherds, with Xavier de Diego Perarnau.

Benefit auction of belly dancing classes, facials, massages, yoga classes, restaurant, Green Cherry Organics, & more

Wholesome food incl. a selection of traditional fare, vegetarian, vegan & gluten free options. Beer & wine for sale.

Over the last weekend of August, Hurricane Harvey affected almost 13m people along the Gulf Coast. Homes and infrastructure
have been destroyed in Texas and Louisiana. Tens of thousands of people and animals have been displaced. Crops lost. This event
follows a broader trend of increasing extreme events. In just the last year, catastrophic infrastructural damage, deaths and financial
losses were caused from floods in the Bangladesh, Niger, Nepal, and Peru; while droughts and fires of El Nio affected 60 million
people across the African continent. We cant stop natural disasters, but we can reduce the impact of poor urban design, and
inequality. Climate change only exacerbates circumstances. This evening we will come together to build a beautiful community;
discover tools to restore and rejuvenate the internal ecology of our body, mind and heart; celebrate and act.

Suggested donation: General ($15), students/seniors ($10) RSVP 970 685 2977 or

All welcome, regardless of your ability to pay. We love the little humans.

All proceeds will go to local organizations aiming rebuild back better, enhancing resilience and
innovation to reduce risk. They work with low-to-moderate income homeowners, including marginalized
groups (children, elderly, disabled), veterans and under- and uninsured.