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The ‘E Se’ (‘What If’) Tour in Portugal: a report by Rob Hopkins

The ‘E Se’ (‘What If’) Tour in Portugal: a report by Rob Hopkins

This is a write-up of the tour we just finished around Portugal, which I hope captures how it was. It was quite an adventure! May it leave a legacy of renewed energy and momentum and some new tools and practices, as well as new connections between people. As dedicated non-flyers,

A group of participants playing The Game of Tao in Portugal

The Game of Tao in portuguese

*NOTE: This article comes from a previous one (this one) and it was written in Portuguese originally. You'll be able to read it soon here - we're working to fix some technical issues with the translations app. Thanks for your understanding. Stop the music! Let the

A participant showing a tiny worm on her thumb

Stop the music! Let the year 2025 wait...

*NOTE: This article was written in Portuguese originally. You'll be able to read it soon here - we're working to fix some technical issues with the translations app. Thanks for your understanding. The year 2025 began without me having reached the end of the previous year.

Developing our potential for leadership

Developing our potential for leadership

Enhancing the leadership capacity in the movement is one goal of training people in transition. The lessons, ideas and tools that have proven their effectiveness are worthwhile sharing. We are keen to get better at this and want to share with you what is on the cards (beyond the work

Sources of Transition Training

Sources of Transition Training

In 2023 we are re-energising and re-developing the ways in which you can learn about Transition. We will be offering new courses, accessible online as well as offline, and develop the support we provide to those teaching and facilitating Transition related learning journeys. As we are very excited about this

Community resilience from the future

Community resilience from the future

During my talks, I often invite people to time travel in their imagination to a 2030 that’s not utopia, or dystopia, but rather is the result of our having done everything we could possibly have done in those intervening years. We do it because, as Walidah Imarisha puts it,

Repair Cafes Touch A Diversity of People and Interests

Repair Cafes Touch A Diversity of People and Interests

Uplifting the work of Transition Berkeley organizers Bonnie Borucki, Linda Currie, Lori Hines, and Carole Bennett-Simmons. Written by Ayako Nagano, Transition US Board Member, with the support of those mentioned.This piece forms part of the Stories to Action series and was first published by Transition US in the inaugural