Transition Network international

A guest post from Clare Power, a Lecturer at Western Sydney University: I’d like to contribute some of my thoughts which were formed while doing a PhD that explored the Transition movement in Australia and found high incidences of burnout among Transition participants.  During the research process I kept

Format: Activity / Guide People:  All of your group Time: 1 hour Resources needed: This activity sheet, a place to meet  This is also a guide that is useful to print out and store in a folder about your group, to refer to in the future and to show new members

UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, said recently “we have to move to a new model of economic growth that is rooted in more investment, more savings and higher exports”.  This growth-at-all-costs mantra runs through pretty much everything, yet at the same time, something fascinating is

Oral histories have been something that has fascinated the Transition movement since the outset.  The idea that the future can learn things from the past, and that a past with less oil wasn’t just the relentlessly miserable, dour, monochrome experience it can sometimes be portrayed as being, has been

If our individual life is a mystery in itself, the life of a group, of a human system, is an even greater one! ITLAV, the Transition Initiative of Linda-a-Velha (in Portugal), would like to share our story of our particularly unique and mysterious path, one that invites us