Note: Times for all Transition US virtual events are Pacific Time.
Note: Times for all Transition US virtual events are Pacific Time.
This monthly conference call (aka Tele-Salon) is being offered specifically for active Initiating, Core, and Working Group members.
Whether you're already engaged in a Transition Initiative in your community or are considering launching one, this interactive webinar is designed to give you some practical guidance and inspiration, drawn from the experience of local initiatives across the country (and beyond). Here's where you can get your questions answered and share your concerns, and get feedback from other leaders in the Transition movement.
All organisations need some kind of governing document. This can be a constitution or "rules". Some people would prefer to drive a nail into their skull than tackle this, but it's got to be done otherwise there's no real point of reference for the group or organisation. And in several cases it's a legal requirement.
We're hoping that community groups that become formal bodies will incorporate their democratic and inclusive ethos within their foundation documents.
Perhaps many of you have seen the viral video of Charles Eisenstein called "the Revolution is Love". If you haven't, take a look here.
Hello Transition Community!
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Some of the conversations we have in Transition initiatives are challenging. Different hoped-for outcomes, tactics, and communication styles can make meetings and activities hard. But Transition can be a great deal of fun. Co-creating the new world that we know in our hearts is possible is joyful and exciting work. Join this call to get strategies for engaging in challenging conversations with grace and a sense of play.
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When Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, one victim was political scientist Daniel Aldrich. He had just moved to New Orleans. Late one August night, there was a knock on the door.