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Our theme this month has been ‘Transition and Health’, and it’s been fascinating.  We’ve been reflecting on where Transition and public health overlap and the benefits all round that could be gained by forging a more explicit link between the two.  Here also is our rather stylish new

One of the following quotes comes from the Transition movement.  The other 3 come from public health professionals.  Can you tell which is which?  A: “A sustainable system protects and improves health within environmental and social resources now and for future generations. This means reducing carbon emissions, minimising waste and

Mark Dooris is Professor of Health and Sustainability at the University of Central Lancashire. A lot of his work is about managing the delivery of programmes related to public health, wellbeing and sustainability.  We started by asking him “would it be fair to describe you as somebody who is trying

What helps Inner Transition to be accessible to as many people as possible? This was the question of a recent International Inner Transition conversation, with some great ideas from people in places as diverse as Brazil, Europe, Canada and Australia. There was general agreement that many people who might benefit

David Pencheon is a public health doctor and Director of the NHS Sustainable Development Unit.  His interest is, as he puts it, in “promoting health in the best sense of that phrase, rather than just as a large illness treating machine”. He is one of the people behind the NHS

Is Transition good for a community’s health?  Janet Richardson is Professor of Health Services Research at Plymouth University in the School of Health and Human Sciences and is the first person to do a Health Impact Assessment of a Transition initiative.  In 2011 she did a “rapid” Assessment for