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Transition Sarasota Joins Hands across Siesta Key Beach

On Saturday May 18, Transition Sarasota organized a Hands Across the Sand event, which was part of a national day of action where community members joined hands to form a line that symbolized their support for the protection of coastal economies, oceans, marine wildlife and fisheries.

March 29, 2013

Garden Exchange requires help from Mother Nature and faith in human nature

Abigail Bleck

Publication: WNYT.com

ALBANY--On Friday, Tim Taylor prepared his back yard in Albany for a garden he likely won't plant.

April 25, 2013

Small group, big goal

Avery Cropp

Publication: Stillwater Gazette

Four SAHS juniors start Transition Stillwater to make city environmentally friendly

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret Mead

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350 Home & Garden Challenge // Transition US at All across the US and beyond

May 14, 2011 to May 15, 2011

On a single weekend, May 14th & 15th, thousands of landscapes and homes will be transformed, retrofitted and revitalized as part of the 350 Home & Garden Challenge.Thousands of us will take to the streets, the garden, schoolyard, home, apartment and city hall to take actions big and small. We will grow food, conserve water, save energy and build community.Amidst a dizzying array of crises and mounting despair, together we will bring the hope of transition and show what we are capable of…See More

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At 12:46pm on January 8, 2010, David Eggleton said…: It's interesting to see eruptions from people who have little or no faith in unleashing genius everywhere. This is sparked by the piece from Pacific Ecologist.

At 2:19pm on November 9, 2009, Judith Newton said…: Hi Shelby!

I just wanted to say that I appreciate your "tweets" on Transition US!

Judith

At 11:37am on January 18, 2009, Stephen Hinton said…: Thanks Shelby! Oil Awareness is now about 120 people. We are anxious to stop talking to each other "choir practice" and go out and do something, Some are interested in Transition towns, others Eco Units and others Local economy.

At 9:45pm on January 9, 2009, Phil Heikkinen said…: Hi, Shelby! It will be interesting to see your thoughts about how groups are doing on the east coast. Phil

At 5:12pm on January 9, 2009, Les Squires said…: Welcome Shelby! Great to see you here on Transition U.S. and Transition Halifax. You highlighted in your profile that you have "... had the great pleasure of coordinating the Relocalization Network program for the last few years, supporting Transition initiatives around the world and helping people start relocalization projects in their communities...." -- Perfect! I bet we can find some really clever ways of introducing our two communities to each other... Ideas?

Speaking as the design of this social network, please feel free to let me know if Nova Scotia might be interested in setting up a similar network. I'm definitely interested if you know enthusiasts would also be interested.

At 2:37pm on January 8, 2009, David MacLeod said…: Shelby, thanks for the note. Things are going well in Bellingham, except at the moment we're dealing with more flooding than I've ever seen in this county (the snow is gone).

At 1:39pm on January 8, 2009, Judith Newton said…: Hi Shelby!

Nice to see you here! Love the 'Old Old Fashioned' song. Thanks for sharing it.

cheers,
Judith

At 1:03pm on January 8, 2009, Wayne Cooke said…: Right on! Thank you. So you must be part of the Post Carbon staff? I wish PC's Relocalization network, Transition Towns, and BALLE, could pool efforts and work together! Wayne.

At 12:14pm on January 8, 2009, David MacLeod said…: Welcome, Shelby! Looks like you're no longer in Vancouver.

At 9:35am on January 8, 2009, Kathy Jacobson said…: Welcome Shelby!

Thanks for all your efforts!

Kathy

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How are you currently involved in the Transition movement?: I've had the great pleasure of coordinating the Relocalization Network program from 2005 to 2009, supporting Transition initiatives around the world and helping people start relocalization projects in their communities. I now coordinate communications for Transition US - www.transitionus.org.

In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?: I believe that community-based responses that value diversity and local knowledge are essential to building resiliency and regaining the robustness of our basic systems.