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On Venice and curiosity

By Rob Hopkins. En route home from the Transition Hubs gathering, I had the enormous privilege of spending a day in Venice, wandering around with no destination in mind (the best way to explore Venice in my opinion). For me, it is the most beautiful place in the world. It

Grief: The Great Changemaker

It is wonderful to announce our second monthly Guest Editor – Kate Duva of Prosocial Power Kate joins us over this northern hemisphere summer from Chicago, where her busy schedule is starting to slow down to give her some time to breathe and share her work, thoughts and ideas. This week

Exploring Sustainable Worlds through Migration

It is wonderful to welcome our second Guest Editors – this time from Portugal, Raquel Ribeiro and Daniel Pinheiro, a couple who 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. Here

Weaving our inner selves together

Our first Guest Editor Steph Blom, weaves her stories together here in her last post with us. It has been a lovely and gentle beginning to our series and I have really enjoyed the opportunity to work with Steph. Do take the time to follow her work on her blog

How much having a “place” for hubsters makes a difference?

Impressions and experiences of the Hungarian hubsters with different meeting places. by Bence Kovács of Transition Hungary You might know the ingredient of “Having an office or not?” from the Transition Companion or the Ingredients cards (available among TN resources). Transition Network thought that this question was worth the support

Recognition and acceptance through connection, words and making

Guest Editor Steph Blom joins us again, sharing a love of words, connection and self-recognition through her work with womens’ circles. A few years ago I went to my first womens’ circle. At the time I had no idea what I was going to. Even though the experience felt

The nuts and bolts of Transition Hungary

by Tracey Wheatley of Transition Hungary Ask most people and they’ll say that local community organising doesn’t come naturally in Hungary anymore: there isn’t much of a modern-day tradition of local communities standing up for themselves, and what there is is suffocated by the commonly held