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Transition and The Big Society – workshop review

This is copied nearly exactly from Rob’s Transition Culture Blog. You can also see the presentations, flip charts and other outputs on the Big Society workshop materials news item Over 40 people came together in Bristol on Wednesday to explore what the government’s Big Society agenda might mean

Wiki users announcement

This is a copy of the email sent to wiki users about our imminent closure of the old Transition Towns wiki. It’s for reference really, and the mailmerge thing is so cool, I’ve kept the references in the text. Dear , My name is Ed, I am the web

Big Society workshop materials

Materials from the Transition Network Big Society workshop Bristol 29/09/10 Chatham House gathering to explore and discuss and deepen our understanding of ‘The Big Society’. All content on this page is un-edited and not attributed to any individual. Some of the flipcharts weren’t 100% read-able!

Dreaming Circle for Transition Trainers 1-3 December

Calling all facilitators and trainers who have expertise in group process – This is an an exciting, experimental opportunity to become part of a collaborative training community! We are experimenting with how to evolve the next generation of training we offer to Transition Initiatives, and setting up a dreaming circle – where

Ways of knowing

Some thoughts on ‘Ways of Knowing’ – from a discussion circle, 7th September 2010, Totnes, Devon, UK The meeting was attended by Sophy Banks, Ben Brangwyn, Naresh Giangrande, Rob Hopkins, Peter Lipman, Hilary Prentice and Fiona Ward, and set out to explore the following four questions: * what is the role of

Weird messages from our development server

Thank you very much to Nicole Brammy for bringing this to our attention – our development server seems to be sending some email alerts to site users which it should not be doing. These are confusing as they look like they are your normal subscriptions emails, but if you follow the

Community Currency Magazine in need of volunteers

CC Magazine is a magazine dedicated to, well, community currencies obviously, and does good things. It’s an entirely free publication, and is in need of some help. Owing to personal situations, the magazine is moving from one person running it to a group of people. They need: * a volunteer