Rob Hopkins

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?"

Lisa looks back over her year as part of One Year in Transition.

Richard, who took part in the pilot year of One Year in Transition, reflects on how it was for him.

Hannah, one of the participants in the first running of One Year in Transition, reflects on her experience of the course. https://www.transitionnetwork.org/support/education/one-year-transition

Dr. Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed is a bestselling author, investigative journalist, international security scholar, policy expert, film-maker, strategy & communications consultant, and change activist. Transition Network's Rob Hopkins spoke to him about where the world finds itself, and what we can do about it.

Graeme and Cathy Stuart are two of the co-ordinators of the Transition Streets Challenge in Newcastle, Australia. Rob Hopkins spoke to them about the project and the impact it has had.

Rob Hopkins unveils '10 Transition Innovations that Could Save the World' at the Ways with Words Festival on Sunday 14th July 2013.

Andrew Simms of New Economics Foundation and Global Witness shares his thoughts on the IDDRI conference in Paris.

Molly Fletcher of Transition Kensal to Kilburn discusses the group's Edible High Road project and The Power of Just Doing Stuff; http://ttkensaltokilburn.ning.com/photo/albums/launch-of-edible-high-road

Sophy Banks, pioneer of Transition Training and Inner Transition, speaks about why it can sometimes matter just as much to not do stuff as to do it.

Jenny Gellatly of School Farm CSA discusses the project and the power that comes from just doing stuff. https://www.facebook.com/SchoolFarmCommunitySupportedAgriculture?ref=stream&hc_location=stream

Mike Small of the Fife Diet discusses food, carbon and Jay Rayner.

Mike Small of the Fife Diet in conversation with Rob Hopkins of Transition Network. www.fifediet.co.uk

Rob Hopkins launches 'The Power of Just Doing Stuff' at the Grape and Grain in Crystal Palace, introduced by Joe Duggan from Crystal Palace Transition Town. http://www.transitionnetwork.org/power-just-doing-stuff

Jonathan Adair Turner, Baron Turner of Ecchinswell is a British businessman, academic, a member of the UK's Financial Policy Committee, former Chair of the Climate Change Committee and was Chairman of the Financial Services Authority until its abolition in March 2013. Here he speaks to Transition Network's Rob Hopkins about climate change, growth, and economics.

Nick Sherwood discusses the Herefordshire Economic Evaluation, Opportunities to grow our local economy, which can be downloaded from http://www.reconomy.org/herefordshire-economic-evaluation-reports-now-available/.