A Web of Generations: Housing for All Ages at Chicagoās H.O.M.E.
This is the third blog fromĀ Kate Duva, read her firstĀ āGrief: The Great ChangemakerāĀ and secondĀ El Amor de la Comunidad.
Itās community dinner night at Pat Crowley House. Golden oldies are wafting through the room ā Good Vibrations by the Beach Boys, Come Together by the Beatles ā thanks
European day of Sustainable Communities
Tomorrow, Friday 22nd September, is the launch conference of the European Day of Sustainable Communities. Transition Network partner Ecolise, Ā are delighted to have a full house (over 200 people!) registered. Please note that you can join the conference via theĀ webstreamĀ from 9-13h CET.
EcoliseĀ are excitedĀ that communities
El Amor de la Comunidad
Loving Community with Logan Square Neighborhood Associationās Early Learning Ambassadors. This is the second blog fromĀ Kate Duva, read her first āGrief: The Great Changemakerā.
I inhale exhaust from thousands of cars on my bike ride through Chicago, past people sleeping on the pavement, under highways clogged with traffic,
Eroles Project ā Deepening Citizenship
It is with much delight that we are introducing our fifth Guest Editor ā The Eroles Project.Ā In this introductory piece, Mona Rathsman, one of Erolesā co-founders, shares her experience of being a part of designing, coordinating and holding the explorative learning-for-action residency that takes place in Catalonia,
Transition Political
Written byĀ Erik LindbergĀ and re-posted fromĀ resilience.org
This is the third in a series of blogs. Read blogs one and two.
I want to begin by recapping what I see as the two most important points Iāve made so far about the Transition Movement, its significance,
Deconstructing Transition
Written by Erik Lindberg and re-posted from Resilience.org
This is the second part of a series. Read part 1
The brilliance of the Transition Movement comes largely from its narrative.Ā This should not be surprising for much of human brilliance shines from our stories and tales, providing the