Network with fellow Transition, local economics, resiliency, sustainability, environmentalist, and urban gardening groups, bring and eat (mostly) home-cooked food, hear brief presentations about what local-economy-building and activism efforts exist and that you can get involved in, have a great time. (And if you miss this one, never fear--these are likely to become regularly-scheduled events.Note that this potluck will have Dance Dance Revolution, along with other things to delight a gamer's…See More

The unique and new aspect of this upcoming Transition Training—Larimer, East Liberty, and Homewood and "facilitating the creation of action plans and mutually-supportive relationships that will build resilience in these three neighborhoods"—was previously understated due to outdated descriptions. Use the link to the flier below and you'll find the most detailed and up-to-date info so far: http://tinyurl.com/7kwrpmvUpdated info from email on training:We welcome all who would like to attend this…See More

A first try at this hike is happening this Saturday, June 11th, starting at 11am. Bring snacks or a bag lunch, water, proper footwear (boots or at least sneakers). We'll meet in front of B.Fields Motors (on 5th Avenue between Oakland and the Birmingham Bridge) and then probably start the hike near here:http://bit.ly/iVrUyhIt's woodsy and steep and contains leftover steps and house foundations. Should be a fun stretch to explore. Hopefully a few of us will have…See More

A free skool is a decentralized network in which skills, information, and knowledge are shared without hierarchy or the institutional environment of formal schooling.See More

Pittsburgh Garden Experiment We'd call this the local food branch of Transition if it weren't for the legal ramifications. They're organically growing a network of gardeners and farmers to make local food systems a reality via classes & outreach. We see it as people coming together and realizing that they can SPREAD THE SKILLS…See More

Many believe that transforming our world will mean a deep change of heart and mind, as the transition to sustainability goes far beyond the immediate practical taskSee More