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26 Jan 2011

Belgian magazine ‘Imagine’ gives Transition a big splash

The Belgian magazine Imagine just published an edition with a large piece on Transition.  Imagine is a beautifully designed full-colour publication, and you can view a page-turnable online version of it here, but ideally you might support the magazine and buy either a pdf. copy or a printed copy here.  Although this will clearly be of more interest in French speaking parts of the world, even as a non-French speaker myself I found it a delight to flip through.

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4 Comments

Olivier
26 Jan 9:03am

For correct information sake:
I know that Belgium is in a kind of idle state,
but ‘Imagine’ is still a belgian french speaking magazine.
As you would’nt dare to say to an Irish he is British 😉
Sorry for my poor english writing/spelling and
thanks to all of you for the light of hope you represent

Rob
26 Jan 3:11pm

Oops, all changed.. apologies, I couldn’t find an address in the magazine! National pride now hopefully restored…

Josué
26 Jan 3:32pm

It is true that since this issue of Imagine magazine is released in Belgium, the launch of our transition initiative is easier.
When we talk about our project, there are always one or more person who has read the magazine, which is written with enthusiasm and illustrated with nice pictures.

Nathalie SISTO
2 Feb 4:59pm

The transition movement holds the seeds for a better future. It takes us on the wave of change in the very different fields of our every day lives. The challenge for us is to gain interest and consideration from people who are not directly involved in ecological movements.
We are mulling over a transition initiative in our village (Beauvechain), waiting for the seeds to emerge… I would personally like my children and my neighbours to join us on the path of this productive vision of the future. “Le soleil brille pour tout le monde” as we say in French.