Stepping Up and Reaching Out – Stories and Mapping

Welcome to the second in our series of blogs exploring how stepping up...

IN Culture & Society

‘Tomorrow’ (‘Demain’) premieres in London: article and podcast

On Friday 1st July, at the Everyman Cinema in Muswell Hill, London, th...

IN Culture & Society

An evening in Stroud: ’10 years and beyond’

Transition Stroud were the 8th ‘official’ Transition initi...

Transition Galway’s ‘2030 Vision’ report: “there’s no limit to what we could do”

Transition Galway in Ireland just published ‘A Vision for Galway...

An evening at La Recyclerie

In which I visit an extraordinary venue in Paris and find myself paint...

Activity of the fortnight: How to get and keep people involved in Transition

How to get and keep people involved in Transition Format: Activity / G...

February 2016 – Transition Network Newsletter

Our main newsletter feature this month is on Burnout – what it i...

Learning from the past in Kensal and Kilburn.

Oral histories have been something that has fascinated the Transition ...

Rob reports from COP21 in Paris: Day Six

I spent the morning at Place to B doing interviews, one for National G...

The day Transition Wilmslow won me in a competition.

It’s not often that I’m won in a competition.  Transition...

The St Andrews Transition Roadshow: full report

Instead of running an annual conference in 2014, Transition Network is...

Reflections on the Peoples’ Climate March, London

At the end of the Peoples’ Climate March in London, the last speaker...

Three inspirational days in Liege

One of the most delightful things about Transition is time spent with ...

EcoBricks and Education

Here is the latest blog I have written for The Guardian’s Live B...

The impact we’re having: Nicola Vernon of Transition Town Greyton

Greyton Transition Town has been in existence for just over two years ...

Living with Climate Change: Alexandra Wax of Transition Marlborough

I live in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.  From 2006, there was an o...

Transition hits the road for two regional meetings

Meetings with Initiatives. Transition network has recently employed a ...

Next Generation Leaders for ….. sshhh, don’t call it Sustainability!

At the beginning of the school year, and the start of a new year for S...

Knitting your own MRI scanner. Or not

John Paul Flintoff’s article about Transition and The Power of J...

April 2013 – Transition Network Newsletter

Transition Network Newsletter – April 2013 NETWORK NEWS AND NEWS...

February 2013 – Transition Network Newsletter

TRANSITION NETWORK NEWSLETTER FEBRUARY 2013 CONTENTS Transition Free P...

June Round-up of What’s Happening out in the World of Transition

Let’s start this month’s round-up in the UK, in Cheltenham. Transi...

Education blog #3: Udaipur and Swaraj University

My encounters with radical eduction continue… We’re back o...

Hungarian Tales

  Through Alpine slopes and picturesque villages of brightly coloured...

June round up of what’s happening in Transition

It’s time for the monthly roundup of all things Transition from acro...

January round up of what’s happening in Transition

(This is a copy of the article on Transition Culture with thanks to He...

London Transition – a year in review

Well done to London Transition for keeping the region connected and th...

Friends Across the Border (Day 160) September 4th

We walk down to the centre of Tavistock where there is to be a communi...

A Land Full of Waterways (Day 148) August 23rd

I wake up to a beautiful sunny day and Lokabandhu and I exchange memor...

Being in Gloucestershire (Day 135) August 10th

I wake up fuzzy and feeling like I have lost something, and pretty soo...

People Make Transition Happen (Day 122) July 28th

UPDATE – since I posted this blog, John Nicklin has created a...

The Malvern Hills (Days 123-124) July 29th & 30th

   Part One     More Malvern Tales I wake up in Lower House Farm...

Portrait pattern of an initiative

Our Rob has been very busy thinking about the next Transition Handbook...

Day 88 To Shap: with Roses, Elderflowers …and Cattle June 24th

I leave the pretty village of Dufton, nestling in its valley with grey...

Towards the Edge of the Forest (Day 17) April 14th

Ringwood; the name is thought to be Saxon for edge of the forest. I a...

Stop Press (Transition Tales Day 11) 8th April

   News from Exeter – http://www.exmouthpeople.co.uk/news/Tra...

Transition London initiatives gathering

If you are in the London region, and available on Thursday April 1st b...