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It’s time to talk about We

It’s time to talk about We

Naresh Giangrande, a co-founder of Transition Town Totnes and Transition Network and, until recently, our Training Coordinator, shares some personal reflections about the Transition movement’s impact and potential. We know that many people around our movement are currently asking similar questions in these turbulent times. Naresh offers one perspective

Japan in Transition – Sapporo

Japan in Transition – Sapporo

In our fifth instalment from Japan, we are introduced to Sapporo City and Hokkaido in Transition. Although Sapporo City, Hokkaido is a big city with a population of 1.9 million, it’s surrounded by rich nature and is the central city of Hokkaido. Near Hokkaido University, which has the

Pacific Climate Warriors

Pacific Climate Warriors

Kevin Buckland, our final Guest Editor, brings us his 3rd instalment, this time in the Pacific. In October of 2015, two months before the COP21 climate talks in Paris. A group of “Pacific Climate Warriors” from small, low-lying Pacific islands – some of the most climate-impacted places in the world- journeyed

Transition Town Hamamatsu

Transition Town Hamamatsu

In the latest blog from Japan, Shunro talks with Jun Omura, from Transition Town Hamamatsu, about his Transition journey. Jun was born in Hamamatsu in 1981 and raised there. He is a Permaculture designer & yoga instructor in the community. Transition Town Hamamatsu began after my partner Tomo and I

Cooperation Jackson Interview

K: Hello Kali and Sacajawea, thank you for meeting with me to talk about your deeply transformative project: Cooperation Jackson. Since you began Cooperation Jackson in May 2014, a lot of hard work has been done. Could you tell us about the main goals and intentions behind Cooperation Jackson, and

10 Stories of Transition in the US: Local 20/20’s Local Investing Opportunities Network

The following story is the 6th installment in a new series from Transition US, called “10 Stories of Transition in the US.” Throughout 2018, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Transition Movement in the United States, they have been exploring 10 diverse and resilient Transition projects from all over

Japan in Transition – Osaka

This metropolitan area used to be a city where people worked, while their residences were built in more suburban areas. So, during the day on weekdays, the town was so crowded with workers but at night and weekends, only the shopping areas were crowded. But recently, people started moving back