Join us this Friday for an informal evening of bike related events and chat, with drinks and music, in our pop-up shop in London's Carnaby Street.
The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) works to protect the environment and defend human rights of communities in developing countries that suffer abuses associated with environmental destruction.
We supply training, equipment and logistical support to grassroots organisations in developing countries, to assist them in running their own campaigns to protect their communities and livelihoods. We also campaign internationally on the issues they work locally to resolve. Go to www.ejfoundation.org for more information on the work we do.
A vital part of our fundraising is the annual London-Paris bike ride. EJF welcomes individuals or teams to join in the fun on this sponsored ride and make new friends during this once in a lifetime experience. See http://www.ejfoundation.org/page542.html
No obligation to sign up, but do come down if any of the following appeals!
Venue: EJF shop, 57 Carnaby St
Date: FRIDAY 23 APRIL 2010
Time: 7-9.30pm
Cost: £5 (to go to Environmental Justice Foundation)
RSVP to Anna: anna@ananichoola.co.uk
Your entry-fee will give you:
- A glass of Fair Trade wine
- Introduction by The Mule Bar Girls Race Team, followed by talks from the London Cycling Campaign and a Herne Hill Velodrome representative.
- Personal training plan worked out with you by Rebecca Charlton, Mule Bar Girl and cycling ride leader, with advice from Health and Fitness expert Hannah Reynolds.
- Training and race opportunities in London explained by British Cycling coaches.
- Info on bike insurance, cycle safety and local campaign issues from The London Cycling Campaign and Cyclist's Touring Club.
- Display by AnaNichoola riding style, who will be happy to talk to you about the joys of chamoix creme and performance-wear that won't kill your image on a 300 mile ride.
- A handful of MuleBars
RSVP to Anna: anna@ananichoola.co.uk
The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) works to protect the environment and defend human rights of communities in developing countries that suffer abuses associated with environmental destruction.
We supply training, equipment and logistical support to grassroots organisations in developing countries, to assist them in running their own campaigns to protect their communities and livelihoods. We also campaign internationally on the issues they work locally to resolve. Go to www.ejfoundation.org for more information on the work we do.
A vital part of our fundraising is the annual London-Paris bike ride. EJF welcomes individuals or teams to join in the fun on this sponsored ride and make new friends during this once in a lifetime experience. See http://www.ejfoundation.org/page542.html
No obligation to sign up, but do come down if any of the following appeals!
Venue: EJF shop, 57 Carnaby St
Date: FRIDAY 23 APRIL 2010
Time: 7-9.30pm
Cost: £5 (to go to Environmental Justice Foundation)
RSVP to Anna: anna@ananichoola.co.uk
Your entry-fee will give you:
- A glass of Fair Trade wine
- Introduction by The Mule Bar Girls Race Team, followed by talks from the London Cycling Campaign and a Herne Hill Velodrome representative.
- Personal training plan worked out with you by Rebecca Charlton, Mule Bar Girl and cycling ride leader, with advice from Health and Fitness expert Hannah Reynolds.
- Training and race opportunities in London explained by British Cycling coaches.
- Info on bike insurance, cycle safety and local campaign issues from The London Cycling Campaign and Cyclist's Touring Club.
- Display by AnaNichoola riding style, who will be happy to talk to you about the joys of chamoix creme and performance-wear that won't kill your image on a 300 mile ride.
- A handful of MuleBars
RSVP to Anna: anna@ananichoola.co.uk
