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Tag Archives: Transition
Join Our Team – Communications Role
Would you like to join a creative, innovative and committed team working to support the international Transition movement?
Transition Governance – Not Perfect, But Precious
Sarah McAdam recently joined Pedro Portela on his podcast, It Takes Two to Tango – Conversations Around Network Governance.
Lockdown Reflections from Slovenia
Continuing our Covid-19 lockdown reflections, Melita Djurić of Transition Slovenija shares her experiences with us.
Coming Down to Earth – an Online Summit about Conflict Transformation
A journey to explore pathways towards regenerative cultures in a time of breakdown – 15th June to 15th July
The Secret of Change – review
In 2015, Zoe Moyden and Chris Bettles set off on a journey to visit Transition groups in the UK, Canada and the US to document them for a film. They were welcomed by Transition groups in towns, cities, villages and deserts, who hosted them, shared their stories, their projects, their hopes and fears, their learnings. […]
“The sun will never shine as it does today” – some reflections from lockdown
These days of the coronavirus lockdown have been, to paraphrase Charles Dickens, the best of times, and the worst of times. My intention in this piece isn’t to share my thoughts on what should come next, on how society might be rebuilt following all of this. Rather I want to give you a snapshot of […]
Re-energising Training for Transition
Transition Network has been helping to develop a new international Training Circle which plans to re-energise training and learning opportunities. In this first phase we’d like to gather your ideas by inviting you to respond to our survey.
Training Coordination for the Transition Movement
Would you like to help re-energise training and learning across our amazing movement?
Can you help Transition Network by becoming a Trustee?
Can you help Transition Network by becoming a Trustee? Do you have wisdom, a fresh perspective, time and energy that you want to place in service to an innovative organisation?
Stepping Up and Reaching Out – Themes and Roles
Regional networks help groups to create a larger narrative and vision for a region with more impact and increased possibilities for positive change.
Stepping Up and Reaching Out – Thriving and Barriers
In this third blog, sharing experiences from workshops in England and Wales about regional networks, we reflect on what we know helps groups to thrive.
Bee Roadzz
Transition Marlborough wanted to help save the bees so they started joining up landscapes to connect pollinators and people.
Stepping Up and Reaching Out – Regional Networks Guides
We are proud to introduce our new Regional Networks Guide and Workshop Facilitation Guide, both developed through a series of workshops and collaborations between Transition Network and English Transitioners.
Le Pacte pour la Transition (Transition Pact)
Sustainable St Albans Week 2018
You know that feeling where you want to sit down, kick off your shoes and let someone else get on and do the work? Impossible, right? … We all know there is only a few of us to go round. Well, after one too many dispiriting meetings our little Transition St Albans group decided to […]
Transitioning Abroad: Migration in Latin America
Our guest editors Raquel Ribeiro and Daniel Pinheiro document stories of migration, particularly to their local area in Portugal, as well as examine the implications of migration and sustainable living. You can find their blog here. In this, their fourth blog, they met Isabela and Anhai earlier this year, on the International Transition Network Hubs Gathering.
My Personal Burnout Audit
In her framing editorial for our theme of burnout and balance, Sophy Banks asked: “What should leaders in our groups and our movement be modelling to show that well being and balance are more important than always doing? To model that it’s not acceptable to override one’s health to give a bit more, again and […]