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10 Stories of Transition in the US: Transition Twin Cities’ Grove of Life

The following story is the third installment in a new series from Transition US, called “10 Stories of Transition in the US.” Throughout 2018, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Transition Movement in the United States, they have been exploring 10 diverse and resilient Transition projects from all over

Japan in Transition – Amagasaki Potluck

Potlucks have often been held since Transition Town Amagawaki was established in June, 2012. Being inspired by others opinions, some people started doing something. But it didn’t last long. Some people were interested in our activity and joined us, but left later because they were unsatisfied. Now, I can

10 Stories of Transition in the US: The Spread of Repair Cafes

The following story is the 2nd installment in a new series from Transition US, called “10 Stories of Transition in the US.” Throughout 2018, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Transition Movement in the United States, they have been exploring 10 diverse and resilient Transition projects from all over

10 Stories of Transition in the US: Transition Sarasota’s Suncoast Gleaning Project

The following story is the first installment in a new series from Transition US, called “10 Stories of Transition in the US.” Throughout 2018, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Transition Movement in the United States, they have been exploring 10 diverse and resilient Transition projects from all over

Sustainable St Albans Week – a model for engaging the local community towards change

“Creates good opportunities to discuss Sustainability with friends and colleagues as they become more aware of the issues’’ Feedback form We endlessly promoted the programme online and distributed thousands of brochures through the organisers and at market stalls. The Herts Advertiser, our media partner, gave us excellent coverage, as did

Putting things back where they should be – managing waste in Naivasha Town

How did you come to be working in Naivasha? I come from Central Kenya but I found myself in Naivasha, when I came to live with my sister and work in the flower farms [which supply a third of cut flowers to Europe]. I wasn’t content there and decided

Regeneration Project Granada – a new approach to Migration

This is the fifth blog from guest editors, The Eroles Project. Co-founder Ruth tells us about Regeneration Project Granada. I am part of a group of 12 people living in the village of Saleres, Valle de Lecrín, close to Granada in Spain. We come from Europe, West Africa, South