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Transition Network international

Where do you feel Transition should go next?

Please note : a more recent update online here Transition Network (the organisation) is reviewing and renewing our organisational strategy. We are looking at what our organisational purpose is, in a rapidly changing global context. A crucial part of this process is understanding better what’s happening in the wider picture

COP23 Demo in Bonn – Imagine all the people

For me as Transitioner climate change is a chance to overcome the habit of fighting and competition which is deeply embedded in our society, in the economic and the educational system, and in our bodies as well. Gesa Maschkowski The 25,000 who demonstrated in Bonn are a symbol for

Can singing change your life?

Hello – we are Jenny Goodman and Bid Cousins, singing leaders who belong to the Natural Voice network.We’re going to explore a couple of questions this month, namely: Can singing change your life? Can singing change the world? We’re building a specific project on what we’ve been

From Self-Defense to Self-Determination

Parable of the Sower Intentional Community Cooperative. This is the fourth blog from guest editor Kate Duva of Prosocial Power. A conversation with Aleta Alston-Touré is not a conversation about one woman. It’s a conversation about a movement – a vast chorus of thousands of people who are fighting and

Do you want to work together better online?

Would you like to know the best way to do this? If you answered yes then you need to read our ‘Virtual teams guide’ Doing Transition can be very much about getting away from the computer, but this doesn’t mean we should not utilise new technologies to help us

Transition Sacred

Written by Erik Lindberg and re-posted from resilience.org This is the fourth in a series of blogs. Read blogs one, two and three. Unless we struggle with these deeper issues, I do not believe that our concern for ecology will produce significant results. But if these issues are courageously

Our arrival to Politicking

This summer Eroles Project hosted two international residencies in Spain focusing on Deepening Citizenship and Emerging Politics. During the second residency 10 people gathered for 12 days in the rural village of Eroles to share their understanding, experience and practice of Emerging Politics. In this blog post they attempt to