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The Hardest Work Can Be a Blessing: Grief Work in Transition

The Hardest Work Can Be a Blessing: Grief Work in Transition

By Kaat Vander Straeten (Transition Wayland), originally published by Transition US in December 2020. This story is part of a series developed in Transition US‘ Stories to Action phase of their year-long national campaign, From What Is to What If: Reimagining and Rebuilding Our World. In this campaign, Transition

The Roots of White Supremacy Are In Our Bodies – Part Four

The Roots of White Supremacy Are In Our Bodies – Part Four

This is the fourth instalment from guest writer Madelanne Rust-D’Eye, originally published on her website in July 2020. You’re encouraged to read Parts One, Two and Three first. The Oldest Story Dominance is a nightmare. It is founded in a dysregulation and distortion of our neurobiological, psychological,

Politics, Trauma and Empathy: Breakthrough to a Politics of the Heart?

Politics, Trauma and Empathy: Breakthrough to a Politics of the Heart?

By Eva Schonveld and Justin Kenrick - first published on Medium in August 2020. Can this be a turning point for our species? Do we have time to transform our system or are we already committed through climate feedback loops to the destruction of the ecological systems we rely on to

The Roots of White Supremacy Are In Our Bodies - Part Three

The Roots of White Supremacy Are In Our Bodies - Part Three

This is the third blog from guest writer Madelanne Rust-D’Eye, and was originally published on her website in July 2020. You're encouraged to read Part One and Part Two first.

Lockdown Reflections – A Bolton Story

Lockdown Reflections – A Bolton Story

Continuing our Covid-19 lockdown reflections, Alan Brown charts the development of mutual aid networks in Bolton, UK. When the current crisis began Bolton Diggers had to make some difficult decisions, most of which were out of our hands. We manage four community gardens, one community centre and a refugee

Organizing Cultures of Resilience: Activism in the Anthropocene

Organizing Cultures of Resilience: Activism in the Anthropocene

The final in a series of blogs from Kevin Buckland, a Barcelona-based artivist, storyteller, facilitator and organizer who engages art as a tool for enabling change. The collection of interviews conducted as part of the Guest Editor series for the Transition Network is an attempt to cast a wide

Climáximo: Climate Jobs Campaign

Climáximo: Climate Jobs Campaign

In our ongoing series of blogs from Kevin Buckland, our final Guest Editor, we hear about collaborating with unions and workers to reduce emissions and create dignified and sustainable jobs. At the 4th Eco-socialist Conference in an aging high school in central Lisbon, I sat down with JoaoComargo, one