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Transition Whatcom, WA, the 17th official US transition initiative, is all set for their Great Unleashing. Here's a rundown of the exciting activities that are being planned courtesy of Transition Whatcom's fabulous organizers with an invitation to join along!
Last week, Transition Town OKC hosted our first Discover Transition event, open to the general public, which featured a playful and powerful PowerPoint presentation by one of our co-chairs, Christine Patton, on peak oil, climate change, economic instability and the Transition model, plus invited participants to take part in several activities, guessing games, give tours of OKC in 2030, and name three things they will not miss about cheap oil.
We haven’t done one of these for a while, so here, thanks to the marvel that is Google Alerts, is a taste of some of things underway out there in Transition-land. For more regular and formal updates you can subscribe to Transition Network News, but these irregular digests offer a more informal and random insight into what you are up to.
The Transition Movement first landed in Colorado in May of 2008 when Transition Boulder County became the first official Transition Initiative in North America. Then, in September of 2008, Colorado played host to the first two-day Training for Transition on this continent, facilitated by Michael Brownlee and Lynette Marie Hanthorn, unleashing a flood of new Transition Initiatives throughout Colorado and beyond.
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