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The Tale of the Babylonians

The Tale of the Babylonians Came one day, to the town that was not too big and not too small, a gathering of folk known as the Babylonians. Came they with supplies, curiousity, and a great will to learn. They came to learn of the days of 2030. Believed they

Measuring transition: an important survey

Do you know how much of a difference your initiative is making? Measuring different aspects of how your initiative is doing can help in many areas: * longer term support from local government (and funders) almost always requires some kind of metrics indicating impact * it helps us work out which areas

July 2012 – Transition Network Newsletter

JULY 2012 – Transition Network Newsletter The 2012 Transition Network Conference This year we are back in London, hosted once more by the wonderful Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) (where we were in 2009), and the Conference teams are in the thick of planning a weekend of events and workshops that explore

June Round-up of What’s Happening out in the World of Transition

Let’s start this month’s round-up in the UK, in Cheltenham. Transition Town Cheltenham have been making some gorgeous short films recently. In the last roundup we shared the one about Ken and his allotment. This month, firstly, Ivor, Remi and Leon talk us through the chickens in their

One Year in Transition (1YT)

One Year in Transition (1YT) was a programme is designed to equip young adults with the tools they really need to navigate a future through the challenges of the end of cheap fossil fuel energy, the unpredictable impacts of climate change and the inevitability of economic contraction as we reach

The Tale of The Kids in The Woods

“It’s not the Grail, it’s the Quest that Matters!”

Philippe, France Recently I have had the pleasure of working with groups on Hal Gilmore’s Big Green Canoe initiative. It was a participant of a recent group that partook in the delights of a Transition Tour with Hal himself that got to the heart of the matter and it