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Transition Network Diversity Newsletter March 2011

Transition Network Diversity and Inclusion Newsletter March 2011 WELCOME to the Transition Network’s bi-monthly Diversity and Inclusion newsletter. We aim to get this newsletter out to you approximately every two months. Please forward it onto anyone you think may be interested and encourage them to sign up at

Job Opportunity: Enterprise and Partnership Manager

Job opportunity at Trafford Hall, a national centre which offers training and support to all those living and working in low-income areas throughout the United Kingdom. The Enterprise and Partnership Manager will find innovative and imaginative ways to generate income to bridge the funding gap created by the loss

The faith movie we’ve all been waiting for!

If I hadn’t seen it, I wouldn’t have believed it – faith leaders speaking with one voice on the ecological and social crises of our time Earlier in the week, I was lucky enough to get invited to an exclusive “rough cut” screening of a 45 minute film that

Crowd translating the Dutch version of the Transition Handbook – the letter that started it all off…

Thinking like a systems thinker: 12 key points

In mid March 2011, I attended a two-day conference in London. Entitled “Smart CSO”, it sought to bring together a collection of green thinking Civil Society Organisations, to co-create some patterns and protocols for working more closely in alignment. There were lots of great things about the event

New Directions at Faith and Environment Event

Live simply that others may simply live (Mahatma Gandhi) On Monday I spent the day at Lambeth Palace for the “Interfaith Seminar on Environment and Sustainability”. The event brought together people from faith communities from across the UK who are active on building resilience against climate change. Amidst the many

Engaging the younger generation around climate change: outstanding movie by 18-year old

I’ve just watched a climate change movie by the 18-year old Ross Harrison, (http://www.beyondthebrink.org/watch/ – 40 mins) and I’m in awe at the intelligence and effort that went into the movie (and the lack of ego). I think he’s done an amazing job