4 Ways to Cultivate a More Mindful (and Ethical) Relationship with Technology
4 Ways to Cultivate a More Mindful (and Ethical) Relationship with Technology
Social technologies
Building our Civic Imagination with the ‘Town Anywhere’ process
As community activists we know how hard it can be to envision a better future. We may have some good ideas that we are able to share but sharing those and bringing them into a coherent and shared vision for our community is a challenge. Yet, we also know that
The Roots of White Supremacy are in Our Bodies
By Madelanne Rust-D’Eye.
Like so many people, I’m feeling deeply impacted by the recent events in Charlottesville. I am touched and stirred by the voices of People of Colour (like Layla Saad’s in her letter, I Need to Talk to Spiritual White Women About White Supremacy, Part
Activity of the Month: The Essential Guide to Doing Transition (English & Spanish!)
We recently published our free, online The Essential Guide to Doing Transition: getting Transition started in your street, community, town or organisation. It distils many years of experience of the best advice for getting Transition started and enabling it to build successfully. We are delighted to announce today the publication
The meaning of Brexit? It’s the movement
By Jay Tompt: The Prime Minister says, “Brexit means Brexit,” and the critics guffaw and ‘mansplain’ the nonsense of it. But surely, its meaning is precisely what’s being contested in this historical moment. All the forces are at work, jostling to fill the media with their frames, theories, and
A new way of introducing Open Space
Today we are going to share with you a great exercise that was created for the 2015 Transition Network Conference at Seale Hayne in Devon. On the second day we did a big Open Space event, which was introduced by Maggie Seeley from Transition Alberquerque in New Mexico. Rather than
Spring-cleaning our Transition groups
By Claire Milne:
The success and longevity of the social and ecological renewal Movement rests, to a large extent, on the health of our groups. This has been one of the key learnings of the Transition Movement over the last 10 years. It goes without saying then that it is