The New Jersey Chapter Of The Zeitgeist Movement Celebrates Z-Day 2013

Online, March 14, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Z-Day will be held on Sunday 3/24 5PM at the Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum of NJ.

Z-Day 2013
Sunday 3/24/13 5PM to 9PM

Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum of NJ
400 Fred Wehran Drive
Teterboro , New Jersey 07608
Tel: 201-288-6344
http://www.njahof.org/

The Zeitgeist Movement is a sustainability advocacy organization

Zeitgeist:
A resource based economy
Applying the scientific method to social concern
Respecting human health and the Earth

The "monetary-market" economy should be replaced with a Resource-Based Economy.

Global resources are shared by all peoples of the world rather than owned and sold. Distribution of resource is arrived at using direct scientific resource management.

Money has served us well. But with today's technology we could easily produce all of the necessities of life and provide a high standard of living for all. Goods and services should be available without the use of money. With today's technology, global resources can be the common heritage of all people.

The Zeitgeist Movement is an explicitly non-violent, global sustainability advocacy group currently working in over 1000 Regional Chapters across 70 countries. The basic structure of The Movement consists of Chapters, Teams, Projects & Events. Overall, the Chapters are essentially what define the Movement and each Chapter works to not only spread awareness about the roots of our social problems today but also to express the logical, scientific solutions and methods we have at our disposal to update and correct the current social system and create a truly responsible, sustainable, peaceful, global society. Working through global and regional educational projects and community programs, the intermediate goal is to obtain a worldwide movement, essentially unifying the people, regardless of country, religion or political party, with a common value identification that we all invariably share, pertaining to our survival and sustainability.