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Transition on BBC Radio4’s “In Business” programme

Economic Growth – can’t we think of something better? Peter Day – if you don’t recognise the name, you’ll certainly recognise his melifluous tones – visited Totnes a couple of weeks ago to probe into community level efforts towards something less daft than economic growth as a measure of our

City Living 1 – Tales from London 8-9th November 2010

My relationship with London has changed. Those who know me well know how much I have struggled with this relationship. The act of walking through it back in April shifted my perceptions somewhat; rather than popping up mole like and quite blind from an Underground experience, as has been the

Upgrading the resources section

A part of phase 3 of our development work is to upgrade the Resources section, which is in need of some love. Everyone has been very patient about it. As well as tidying up the page, and linking resources to patterns (e.g. talking in public could be linked to

Sharing Engine diagrams

We are about to start on ‘phase 3’ of our development work. Part of phase 3 is about ‘outside the login’. ‘Outside the login’ is about Transition activity ongoing not on this site, and how we relate to it. For example 1, Transition Brixton might have a great currency news

Transition Currency 2.0 – an online banking system for local money

UPDATE (10th June 2011) Dear Transitioners, This is a note to say that we have now began work building a service infrastructure for complementary currencies (Transition Currency 2.0). We are working to the ‘Request for Proposal’ attached below with some minor modifications. The Dutch complementary currency foundation QOIN are

Ingenious techniques for avoiding having to confront Climate Change, including the “Spinach Pie” effect

This has just come through from George Marshall from COIN in the UK. It’s a very clever, concise and entertaining set of videos in which he explores the psychology of climate change denial and climate communications. There are three installments covering all the ground systematically and in a very

Handy CMS guide

This is a handy illustrated guide for Community Microsite (CMS) Administrators to help them learn their way around their CMSs. It’s a work in progress, so if you spot any glaring errors, or bits I could tidy up, please email me with your suggestions. 1. Finding your CMS 2.