Transition Network international

In 2006, Alex Crowe and his family went down the road to self sufficiency. Eight years later, he explains why Transition is a much better idea.  Change was everywhere in 2006. “An Inconvenient Truth” was released in cinemas. Rob Hopkins and Naresh Giangrande were developing the Transition movement in Totnes.

Comms Delivery Group * Tuesday 6th Feb 2014 * 10:00 – 11:00 * Skype Present/Absent: * MikeT (present) * MikeG (present) * Ben (present) * Fiona (present) * Sam (abs – internet issues) * Filipa (abs – travel) * Rob (abs – ill) * Naresh (abs – working) * Ed (abs – Clara-leave) Actions: * From this meeting * MikeT – consider the Roadshow Concept announcement for next

I recently saw Rob Newman’s one-man show ‘New Theory of Evolution’ at the Exeter Phoenix.  Regular readers will be familiar with Rob’s ‘History of Oil‘ stand-up tour from a few years ago.  His new show was about evolution, and he describes it as “an exploration of the exciting

I was leading a life that was not making sense at all and not making me happy! I was already doing my Inner Transition and did not know! Earning lots of money, spending at the same rate , consuming without reflection and so on….. the list is long and I know

Tina Clarke is a Transition Trainer and more recently a REconomy trainer, helping to develop new REconomy trainings for Transition groups.  On Tuesday February 11th between 19.00 and 20.30 GMT (14.00 -15.30 EST), she will be presenting, along with Transition Network Funding Manager Nicola Hillary, a

During February we’ll be hearing people’s ‘Step Up’ moments, the moment they decided to step across into helping make Transition happen rather than just listening or talking about it.  Our first comes from David Pitcher: “In London, very few families cycle with their children, despite their being lots