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On Transition (!)

Written by Erik Lindberg and re-posted from Resilience.org I have just returned from the first Transition US National Gathering and then a subsequent Leadership Retreat and I have Transition on my mind. Despite the demands of my work life and a multi-year home restoration project that gets delayed a

Grief: The Great Changemaker

It is wonderful to announce our second monthly Guest Editor – Kate Duva of Prosocial Power Kate joins us over this northern hemisphere summer from Chicago, where her busy schedule is starting to slow down to give her some time to breathe and share her work, thoughts and ideas. This week

The nuts and bolts of Transition Hungary

by Tracey Wheatley of Transition Hungary Ask most people and they’ll say that local community organising doesn’t come naturally in Hungary anymore: there isn’t much of a modern-day tradition of local communities standing up for themselves, and what there is is suffocated by the commonly held belief

Masonry heaters – Better than a rocket stove?

In Hungary as in most of Europe we have to deal with harsh winters. For people living in rural areas, there really are lot of choices to choose from when it comes to heating. As with many aspects of technology often the right choice lies somewhere halfway between tradition – things

Connecting with our Inner Wise Woman

The meetings and conversations I had in Buenos Aires made me realize these connections we experience with others; are in a way a reflection of the connection we have with ourselves. The one type of connection seems to feed the other, and vice versa. Inspired in part from “The Artist’

Experimental Community Organising – Transition Hungary

Everyone’s story contributes to our favourite tale: a Hungarian chapter within that much-needed narrative, where we are little by little creating so much momentum, the “Great Turning” is inevitable. Where do we put our energy? Into being and creating the change we want to see happen. Cliché, yes, we