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Social Reporting Project call for reporters

Introducing the Social Reporting Project – finding the new narrative for Transition Calling all writers, photographers citizen journalists, community blog editors and everyone who has a story to tell. This September we’re launching an innovative and ambitious Social Reporting project that sets out to explore and communicate the different issues

Project sharing engine funding bid

We are applying to the Nominet Trust for some funding to build our ‘Projects Sharing Engine’. Like the News Sharing Engine (which was for news distribution), its intention is to distribute the movement’s project information to Initiatives’ websites, enabling webmasters to easily embed all the functionality of our projects

Why you should come to the 2011 Transition Conference

From Rob Hopkins: Things are shaping up nicely for this year’s Transition Network conference which will take place between July 8th and 11th at Hope University, Liverpool. It’s going to be the best one yet. What I want to do here is to give you your first taster

Transition and activism

Charlotte Du Cann from Transition Norwich and Bungay and editor of the soon to come ‘Social Reporting’ pilot agreed to investigate the issues around ‘Transition and activism’ and write us an article. She sees it as a working document, designed to inspire conversation, and it’s certainly done that. You

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