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10 Years After ‘The Party’s Over’: an interview with Richard Heinberg

While running the risk of sounding like a Hello! Magazine reporter, I must introduce this post by saying that while in the US recently, I joined Richard Heinberg and his wife Janet in their beautiful permaculture garden in Santa Rosa, California. Richard will be known to most readers of this

To boldly train where no trainer has trained before: a chat with May East

May East is the Transition trainer who reaches the parts that other trainers don’t reach, geographically speaking at least. She has pioneered Transition with rubber-tapping communities a day’s travel up a river into the Amazon rainforest, in Brazilian favelas, on kibbutzim. I spoke to her by Skype as

Letter from America #5: Fermenting Change in Brew City

Milwaukee was the last stop on a tour that in 18 days had taken me to 12 different places and deliver 19 different presentations. I didn’t know much about the place before I went, but I have to say that it is quite possible that I saved the best

Contract for Web and Communications Support role

Three month part time contract for Web and Communications support role in Transition Network. We’ve got a great contract for someone who wants to work on the online communications frontline for Transition Network. The work is to handle the operational and tactical responsibilities for a busy online communications schedule

Next Generation Leaders for ….. sshhh, don’t call it Sustainability!

At the beginning of the school year, and the start of a new year for Schools in Transition, the secondary schools that are taking part gather at Sharpham House outside Totnes for a residential weekend. Teams of pupils and teachers take a critical look at the state of the world

Final report for Project Sharing Engine Project

The full report is in tables and stuff so please download it from the attachment to this blog post. As outlined in our earlier project reports, we have successfully delivered the product, which we know is technically stable, usability-friendly, easy to install, on webservers that can support the potential traffic.

IIRS management meeting after Lyons