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Transition Network Diversity Newsletter May 2011

Transition Network Diversity and Inclusion Newsletter May 2011 WELCOME to the Transition Network’s Diversity and Inclusion newsletter. This newsletter is compiled by Catrina Pickering, Diversity Coordinator, Transition Network. I aim to get this newsletter out to you approximately every two months. Transition Network Diversity and Inclusion News LEYTONSTONE: Report

A Heart Warming Visit to a Neighbour

My heart is singing! Almost 8 months after returning from my famed and almost fantastical to me now walk around our beautiful country, and after probably the most challenging start of year I have ever had, I today tasted again of the nectar I imbibed on that six month pilgrimage.

Transitioner selected for Yellow Pages cover

Big cheer for Sandra Murray, founder of Transition Launceston in Tasmania, for being on this year’s cover of their local Yellow pages (directory of local people and shops delivered to every household in the neighbourhood). And well done to all the members of Transition Launceston for being on the

An update on In Transition 2.0 the film

The ‘In Transition 2.0′ team have had a sneak preview of Rob’s now-complete manuscript and meetings are well underway to co-ordinate this huge film effort. We’re consulting with various Transition bods to ensure we use all the resources at our disposal and create a film that reflects

Brixton: Celebrating Heroes with the Brixton Pound

Transition Brixton in South London is based in a multi-ethnic and multicultural community, with history and achievements to be proud of. They’re working to engage members of their very diverse local community, to make their stories heard, and to involve them in the design of the second issue of

Community energy project consultation

If you are part of, or know a community energy project, please point them to this consultation work being done by our friends at the Community Energy Practitioners Forum. They are building an online reference database of actual approaches to community energy, and need to know that they are collecting

The Draught-Busting Phenomena: Saving money, saving carbon and staying warm

Two years ago in February 2009, Sarah Nicholl from Transition Belsize went along to a composting workshop in South London. There she met Sue Sheehan a Green Communities Champion for Lambeth who was working with Hyde Farm CAN on a project they created called “Draught Busting Saturdays”. Draught busting teaches