A Year of Transition Together
TransitionTogether launched a little over a year ago, and it’s a good time to reflect on our role, what we’ve been doing, what we’ve learned and on what we’ll be focusing in 2023.
Author Archives: Guest Author
Developing an immune system for the Transition movement
Addressing conflict in ways that support us to build healthy systems and group cultures.
COP26 and the Five Stages of Grief
The time for bargaining is over.
Sunset Assembly
As the sun goes down on a system that cannot save us from itself, we assemble.
Conflict Resilience – Principles, Practices & Resources
Tools to help our groups to thrive.
Distant Socialising Please, Not Social Distancing
How might we keep going with the best online participatory methods?
Recruiting: Training Coordinator for the Transition Movement
Would you like to help re-energise training and learning across our amazing movement?
Training for Transition – latest news
In English / Español / Português
First Full Moon Gathering
Andrea Giraldo López of the Inner Transition Circle reports back from the first Moon and Sun celebration.
Transition Voices on Social Justice – Part Three
An interview with Marissa Mommaerts of Transition US
Transition Voices on Social Justice – Part Two
An interview with Nick Anim of Transition Town Brixton and Transition: Bounce Forward
Transition Voices on Social Justice – Part One
An interview with Sarah McAdam of Transition Network
Training for Transition: Thrive & Resilient Economies
Training update in English / en Español / em Português
Transición Interior – Celebraciones de Luna y Sol
(Scroll down for English language version below)
The Hardest Work Can Be a Blessing: Grief Work in Transition
The Transition mindset of openness, courageous experimentation, and resilience allows us to do and share the most difficult and rewarding work.
Ten years of Transition in Luxembourg
In 2010, after the failure of the Copenhagen World Climate Summit, a new idea paved the way: Transition. Ten years later, the movement has also taken root in Luxembourg.
The Roots of White Supremacy Are In Our Bodies – Part Four
The very first critical step we can take to move away from Dominance is to start to notice our bodies’ sensory experiences and responses to the world on a moment-by-moment basis.
Politics, Trauma and Empathy: Breakthrough to a Politics of the Heart?
By Eva Schonveld and Justin Kenrick – first published on Medium in August 2020.
The Roots of White Supremacy Are In Our Bodies – Part Three
Let us name and feel its features so that we can better notice when it becomes active within our bodies and our cultures and break the trance that binds us to it.
Lockdown Reflections – A Bolton Story
We will live in a very different world post pandemic and the spirit of mutual aid needs to continue and grow.
Chain Reaction
Food security has become a hot topic. But in the Shetland Islands, one of the most remote places to live in the UK, local people have been concerned about it for a while.
Lockdown Reflections from Slovenia
Continuing our Covid-19 lockdown reflections, Melita Djurić of Transition Slovenija shares her experiences with us.
Just Doing My Job
During the coronavirus lockdown, might home confinement erode over-identification with our work roles and present an opportunity for our more personal, humane selves to come to the fore?
How Culture Can Reimagine Education
When children in the UK return to school, the recommendations on social distancing will mean that a radical rethink of the education model is needed. Theatre director Kate Golledge believes that the UK’s cultural institutions can play a vital role in a vibrant, post-lockdown education system. (Originally published by Transition Liverpool)