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International Initiative Registration Service workflows

We are building a prototype for an ‘International Initiative Registration’ service (IIRS). This will enable a Transition National Hub to embed the functionality of the Initaitives Directory into its own site, in its own language. It is part of our proposed international technical strategy – which is a conversation we are

Web strategy big picture explanation

We are doing some work on our technology strategy. It is part of the work we are doing for the ‘International Initiative Registration Service’ (IIRS) as that is a step on the journey to drupal 7, and a very different way of doing things to accommodate the changes in organisation

Lessons Learnt from communications campaign July 2013

A human being is like a koosh ball

I just got back from the “Art of Mentoring” camp in Fife, Scotland – a week of nature connection, creating a thriving temporary village, of learning about what helps us to really come alive as connected, energised humans. I was really struck, hearing their teachings again, by how close their model

August 2013 – Transition Network Newsletter

Often the impetus in Transition is to do stuff. However our theme on the website for August is the power of not doing stuff. Sophy Banks, one of the key developers of the Inner Transition approach and co-creator of the Transition Training, reflects on how it’s just as

Sophy Banks on the Power of Not Doing Stuff

This month’s theme has been ‘The Power of Just Doing Stuff’. It’s the first month we’ve had Transition Culture in its new home here at TransitionNetwork.org, and thanks for sticking with us while we figured out how to do that. I think we’re getting there

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

Here are two great reasons why we are starting this July round-up with DE4 Food in Derbyshire, a great social enterprise which features in the recently-published The Power of Just Doing Stuff. Firstly, as their ‘patchwork farming’ approach gains strength, they recently added the local Tansley Primary School