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May 2012 – Transition Network newsletter

NETWORK NEWS & NEWS FROM THE NETWORK April Round-up of What’s Happening out in the World of Transition Tales from Spain, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Sweden, New Zealand, and around the UK in Buxton, Totnes, Exmouth, Clitheroe, London, Shrewsbury, Taunton, Marlborough, Worthing, https://archive25.transitionnetwork.org/news/

April update meetings reports for PSE

Summary – April saw a busy stage of development of the PSE project and the team had two full meetings during this period. Ed Mitchell is now on sabbatical until October 2012, and Laura Whitehead (part time Webmaster with Transition Network and one of the TTechs) is now leading on the

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

Let’s start with something I came across on YouTube, the caption just says “We are students from 4th of ESO and we are in a project about Transition Towns. Hope you like it 🙂 !” Turns out it is the students from the High School Joan Segura i Valls, in Santa

Wiser.org celebrates its Fifth Anniversary with an Online Photo Competition

Wiser.org (also known as Wiser Earth) the social network for sustainability, has grown to become a global community of over 70,000 members since its founding back in 2007. On Earth Day (22nd April), Wiser.org celebrated its fifth anniversary with the launch of an online-based photo competition.

Peak money and economic resilience: event report

A report on ‘Peak Money and Economic Resilience’, a Transition Network one-day conversation (by Rob Hopkins) (Read original article on Transition Culture site) A while ago, Transition Network held a ‘Thinky Day’ around the Big Society and how Transition might best respond to that. These bringings together of people

In Transition 2.0: review by Charlotte Du Cann

For full details about the movie – screenings, getting hold of a copy, previews – go here: www.intransitionmovie.com] People of the Butterfly by Charlotte Du Cann for STIR magazine In an abandoned lot in Pittsburgh a boy is selling lettuce. Down Tooting High Street a carnival is in full swing.

Transport: questions for local politicians re cycling

Getting politicians to thing hard about bikes, money and safety. Just saw a very impactful set of questions from Sustrans designed to raise cycling issues to local politicians canvassing ahead of the Welsh local elections. There’s something here for all of us. We want to demonstrate that walking and