Planting seeds for abundance
The results from the Seed Funding campaign 2025-2026
Celebration
The Launch of Transition Town Warri, Nigeria
Last month, I had the honor and privilege of being invited to participate in the launch of Transition Town Warri. While the explicit purpose of my trip to Nigeria was simply to co-facilitate an introductory Transition Launch Training, as I’ve done many times before, it ended up being
Day of Transition Practise 2025 Programme
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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,
Transition Together in Britain
In July we shared exciting news that The National Lottery Community Fund had awarded Transition Network £5,977,444, from their Growing Great Ideas programme, for work in Britain over the next ten years. Today we launch Transition Together, a project designed to help create more resilient, empowered and sustainable
Transition Network - Growing Great Ideas!
Thanks to National Lottery players, Transition Network has been awarded £5,977,444 from The National Lottery Community Fund’s Growing Great Ideas programme for work in Great Britain over the next 10 years.
Growing Great Ideas exists to support transformational change across the UK, change that matches the scale
What Happened at the What Next Summit?
Rob Hopkins tells the story of how it unfolded, with videos of the sessions and some reflections. Between March 3rd and 20th 2021, the Transition: Bounce Forward team hosted the ‘What Next Summit’, billed as “building community power through imagination and action”. While its focus was on Britain (due to