Transition Culture

Rob Hopkins spoke to Paul Angel, a governor and founder of The Swanage School, and asked what, for him, is a 'Transition School'?

"What would it look like if government got behind and supported this approach?" http://www.reconomy.org/the-new-economy-in-20-enterprises/

"What does this report tell us about where the economy could go from here?"

"What insights did you get into what are the ingredients of these enterprises' success?"

"What can we learn from this report?" http://www.reconomy.org/the-new-economy-in-20-enterprises/

"How did this report come about?" http://www.reconomy.org/the-new-economy-in-20-enterprises/

Naresh reflects on what it is that makes a good Transition Trainer... https://www.transitionnetwork.org/training/courses/launch-online

Naresh Giangrande on what he hopes participants will get out of taking part in a Transition Launch Online training. https://www.transitionnetwork.org/training/courses/launch-online

Naresh Giangrande on how 'Transition Launch Online' was developed and on what it is.

Naresh Giangrande describes the different trainings that Transition Training have created and now offer.

We asked Transition Training co-originator Naresh Giangrande how Transition Training began and what it has gone on to become.

Transition Trainer May East on how discovering Transition changed her approach to social change and to activism.

Transition Trainer May East argues that a good trainer is a generalist.

I asked Transition Trainer May East what were the results, the outcomes, of the Transition Training that she ran in the rainforest in Brazil with a rubbertapping community there.

Transition Trainer Marina O'Connell discusses Resilient Food Systems, a new Transition Training being run for the first time September 13th -14th. More information at https://www.transitionnetwork.org/training/courses/resilient-food-systems

I asked Hide where he'd like to see Transition in Japan in 5 years time. Where would he like to see it get to?

Hide reflects on the impacts of the 3/11 tsunami/nuclear disaster and on whether it generated, as some would assume, an "everyone for themselves" attitude, or something more collaborative and compassionate.

Hide Enomoto reflects on how Transition has adapted in order to feel like a Japanese creation.

Hide Enomoto reflects on what has happened with Transition in Japan so far, and in particular on how his community in Fujino responded to the disaster of 3/11.

Hide Enomoto of Transition Town Fujino and Transition Japan talks about "how did you first get involved in Transition?"