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Transition Network is seeking Lead Developer

Transition Network is looking for a lead developer/technical architect to work with the ‘Transition Technologist’ group on our web project. Transition Network is a charity which works to inspire, encourage, connect, support and train communities as they organise around the Transition model. We are about to launch our ‘Transition

Comms delivery group meeting report 1 April 2014

The impact we’re having: Elise Rothman of Transition Manitou Springs

Manitou Springs is a small town with a population of 5100, located in Colorado at the foot of Pikes Peak. The town is home to 11 mineral spring fountains which many claim have healing powers. For me, it tastes like Vichy and I am happy to walk outside my door,

The Transitioners Digest (March)

Here’s something new we’re going to try. With our monthly theme we put out a lot of great content, and we felt people might like it if at the end of each month we gave an overview of what we’ve covered, the highlights and some key insights.

When Luis talked to his parents about climate change

Today we have a guest post from Luis, an active member of a Transition Initiative in Portalegre em Transição in Portugal. “We are in a semi-rural area, with a quite old population. There are still a lot of people we know who lived all their lives in direct contact with

Living with Climate Change: Alexandra Wax of Transition Marlborough

I live in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England. From 2006, there was an organisation called Marlborough Climate Pledge, which worked to raise people’s awareness around the issues of peak oil and climate change. In 2011, at a Green Drinks, there was a visiting speaker from Romsey, Hampshire, talking about how they

Food in Community: keeping community groups fed in Totnes

In the market town of Totnes in Devon, a small group of volunteers are redistributing produce that would have otherwise gone to waste, with inspiring results (an article I wrote for the Live Better section on the Guardian’s website). It’s a Thursday afternoon and I’m in a