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LEAF Laois Environment Action Forum

Ireland
Status: 
Muller
Initiative type: 
Regional Coordinating Hub
Community type: 
Village
Community type: 
Town
Community type: 
Rural
Approximate number of members: 
300

LEAF networks all things green in Laois. The network is based on transition concepts and home to Abbeyleix Sustainable Community - LivCom award winner 2012.

In 2012 Laois County Council made a commitment to transition to a lower carbon county. This evolved through meetings and submissions from LEAF to the county development plan.

People & Contacts
Web point of contact: 
Theresa Carter
Related projects: 

Derby, beneath us, around us and yet to be ?

Standing on the dark slate tomb of some long-forgotten eighteenth-century family, (children dead in infancy, parents living no more than 30 or 40 years), our bright red and stainless steel community apple press looked, even to us, a little…well…."incongruous”.

Resources and tools to help support Initiatives - the REconomy Project website goes live

REconomy Project Logo

The REconomy Project aims to help build the capacity of Transition Initiatives, and other community organisations doing similar work, to grow a new kind of local economy. It’s aimed at people active in Transition, or similar.

Through our website, the REconomy Project aims to provide inspiration, processes, knowledge and tools that will help a community as it undertakes this exciting adventure. This includes leadership and visioningtransforming existing businesses and starting new enterprises.  From our website you can like our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter.

Film: The Crisis of Civilization

Thursday, 10 May 2012 - 8:00pm
Mode: 
Head

Location

Grow Heathrow
Vineries Close Sipson
London UB7 0JG
United Kingdom
Primary point of contact: 
Ian W

If you liked Transition Heathrow's last off-grid film screening then this one could be even better. Weaving together film footage and animations, The Crisis of Civilization is a documentary feature that investigates the causes of global crises.

Living without (much) money

The only real experience I have of a life without money came I was quite young.  My father was a war pensioner and as a family we lived in the expectation of the “20th” of the month when the brown envelope came, addressed to Captain Marriott.

E-learning platforms: advice needed

 Transition Network's REconomy team are looking for advice for e-learning platform

REconomy draft website

Time to Get to Work

A quick scan of this morning’s Guardian:  Osborne’s austerity plan still failing spectacularly, youth unemployment hits one million, British manufacturing has shrunk by two thirds in 30 years.  I’m reminded of an old political slogan:

Cabarrus Town

Concord, United States
Status: 
Muller
Initiative type: 
Local Initiative
Community type: 
City/Urban
Themes: 
Energy
Themes: 
Food
Themes: 
Housing
Themes: 
Local Government
Themes: 
Transport
Approximate number of members: 
3

Mulling a transition group.  Please get in touch if you are interested.

People & Contacts
Primary point of contact: 
Shannon Johnson
Core team: 
Media point of contact: 
Shannon Johnson
Volunteer point of contact: 
Shannon Johnson
Web point of contact: 
Shannon Johnson

Edna Rasch

Edna Rasch's picture
Hohenbrunn, Bayern, Germany
Involvement & interest with the Transition Network
Initiative: 
First name: 
Edna
Last name: 
Rasch
Your location: 

Cogitations from Omagh

Transition Omagh 
 
Not really two words that are rolling off the lips of everyone in the Omagh area.
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