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Resources from the Transition conference 2011

This is a list of the various videos, photos, workshop write ups and blog posts from the Transition Network conference 2011. We hope that it gives you an idea of what happened and a chance to catch some of the conversations. Our thanks to the workshop attendees who kindly agreed

Uncivilisation 2011 – Looking for Hope in the Dark

We’re big fans of a few festivals as you may have guessed, having been at Sunrise, and going to Sunrise Off-Grid, and on a different tip, the Dark Mountain Festival. Dark Mountain has a strong ‘narrative’ edge to it which we find fascinating, as we all try to

Conference reflection from Charlotte Du Cann

One thing I learned from plants, I said to Dan as we headed home to Suffolk and resumed our discussion about roadside herbs, is that whatever you experience in the company of the plant that is the medicine. What makes the medicine is the looking back on that experience afterwards,

Economy business and social enterprise theme session write up

The economy, business and social enterprise theme session started off by sharing success stories such as Sustaining Dunbar and 9carrots in Birmingham amongst several others! We then split to smaller groups to discuss specific topics. We discussed Transition’s experiences of dealing with Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs), who are

Scaling up hot topic report

Rob Hopkins reflections

We had a great few days at Hope University in Liverpool. This will not be an attempt at a complete document of that event, you will find the most comprehensive record over at the Transition Network’s conference feed. What I am going to share, with links to some of

Report on the visit to the Granby Triangle

The four streets within the Granby triangle are located adjacent to Princes Park between Princes Avenue and Kingsley Road. Granby Street, originally a shopping hub, is the ‘backbone’. Many members of the multicultural community can trace their ancestry back for generations within the area. BUT … the area has been under