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A dazzlingly delicious taste of the future in Liége

Something really amazing is happening in Liége in Belgium. I was last there 4 years ago, where I gave talks and did meetings in support of Liege en Transition, and to attend a meeting to promote a project they had just launched called ‘Ceinture Aliment-Terre Liégeoise’ (‘The Liége Food

Game Over?

This is the second blog from guest editor Helene Oakley on the theme of “Transition from the edge and in-between”. In October last year, a volcano went off in the conversation around gender and power. You most likely heard it. Catalysed by courageous first person accounts of sexual harassment

Post Present Future

“I love the rebelliousness of snail mail, and I love anything that can arrive with a postage stamp. There's something about that person's breath and hands on the letter.” Diane Lane I have been running POST PRESENT FUTURE for almost a decade. It’s a simple

News from the world of Transitionese

Sparking conversations I will regularly bring you “News from the world of Transitionese”, highlighting work being done on translations of resources and support material around the world, followed by a “Word of the month” and by a longer reflection. We hope to spark conversations on the many different ways words

Let’s be Dangerous Together

This is the second in a series of blogs from Kevin Buckland, a Barcelona-based artivist, storyteller, facilitator and organizer who engages art as a tool for enabling change. Jens Volle, EndeGelände, CC On August 2017, thousands of activists from across Europe and the world converged in the Rhineland of

Hidden In Plain Sight

This is the first blog from guest editor Helene Oakley. Helene will be writing on the theme of “Transition from the edge and in-between”. The closets we live in and the personal work of transition. As guest editor over the coming weeks I’ll be curating my blogs on

Transitioning Abroad: Italy Refugees Response

Our guest editors Raquel Ribeiro and Daniel Pinheiro document stories of migration, particularly to their local area in Portugal, as well as examine the implications of migration and sustainable living. You can find their blog here. When I was in Italy, in May of this year, I was encouraged to