Transition Network international

The challenge How might Transition be made more interesting, relevant and fun for younger people?  What are the aspects of Transition that will appeal and what is the most skilful way to communicate it?  Key points * Make it part of you, it’s really important to model the change in

Due to Christmas, things have been a bit quiet on the Transition front, so this is a smaller round up than usual.  We’ll start in Gloucestershire in England with a new video about the work of Transition Stroud.  Transition Stroud have many themes of their work running, events coming

As part of our month’s exploration of the theme of ‘scaling up’, I recently visited Ottery St. Mary in East Devon to see Kevin McCabe, his wife Rose, and the extraordinary new cob house he has spent the last 3 years building.  In the recent edition of Grand Designs

Academic Gill Seyfang wrote in 2009 in a piece about natural building that such materials and techniques will only make the step across into the mainstream if they succeed in “scaling up the existing small-scale, one-off housing projects to industrial mass production”. Over the next 2 days we’

As Transitioners, what’s the most skilful way to approach decision makers, both civil servants and national government?  I talked to Peter Lipman, Chair of Transition Network and Director of Projects and Innovation at Sustrans, who spends a fair amount of time in and out of meetings with government officials/

It is a rare occurence that I disagree with David Holmgren.  One of my heroes, and the co-founder of permaculture, I generally find his intellect formidable, his insights on permaculture revelatory, and his take on the wider patterns and scenarios unfolding around us to be deeply insightful.  But while