2001 World Jam

This Jam was held in the summer after 9/11, and was a heavy topic of discussion for the 30 Jam participants.  This Jam was held at the Institute for the Noetic Sciences (IONS), in Petaluma, California, which houses 194 acres.  Guests and presenters included Kimmie Weeks, Founder of Young Environmental Ambassador Corps, from Liberia, and Lis Hirano with the Kellogg Foundation, from Brazil.