Eva Kras has been involved in numerous activities, projects, and presentations. Here are a few key experiences from the last 12 months.

Invitation to participant in a Sangithi on Hind Swaraj during January 30 – February 1, 2009.
Eva joined this special think tank / retreat. The purpose was to talk about the Gandhian document related to his concept of Democracy (as written in approximately 1910) and how the basic concepts apply equally today. This occasion coincided with the 100th anniversary of the Ganadhian writing, and is as pertinent today as we struggle with "what comes next" following the worldwide breakdown of confidence in our present system.

January 2009
Reference: http://www.waterbucket.ca?wsc/?type=single&sid=32&id=93
The web link refers to presentations made to the BC Water and Wastewater Association, a large provincial group including over 3000 members spanning the province of BC.

In January, 2009, Eva was invited to make six presentations, related to the focus of THE BLOCKAGE, to a diverse selection of groups in the BC region. These groups included government (provincial and municipal), professional organizations, universities, NGO groups and civil society.

http://www.polisproject.org/newsandevents/discussionseries
This web link is to a presentation that was part of the six-presentation series, held at the University of Victoria, Faculty of Law, in connection with their POLIS project related to Governance for Sustainability.

www.bcwwa.org/magazine/documents/Watermark_Summer09RICH.pdf
This web link refers to another conference and Trade Show held in the summer of 2009 for Water Mark where the previous January seminars are referred to.

…Past President, Canadian Society for Ecological Economics (CANSEE). Canadian Chapter of the International Society for Ecological Economics(ISEE).

…Consulting practice: Transcultural management and sustainability development – various international and national organizations.

…Speaker: Multiple invitations for presentations to business and university groups ( in Spanish or English) related to areas of speciality: transcultural management adaptations; Principles and values related to sustainable development.

…Teaching: (invited professor)

1. University of Western Ontario: (MBA students); Transcultural management; sustainable development and organizations.
2. University of Manitoba: Transcultural management.
3. University of Victoria: Transcultural management and organizational development.
4. Canadian government, Dept. of Foreign Affairs: seminars related to transcultural communication and management.
5. ITESO University, (private Jesuit university), part time professor for 10 years, until my relocation to Canada .
6. University of San Diego, California: Summer semester credit course program, International business, 4 year teaching post.
7. Loyola University, Los Angeles, MBA studies, Summer Semester , Mexico.
8. Various other U.S., Canadian and Mexican universities, invited professor.

…Various articles published in US , Canadian and Mexican publications.