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Pictorial: How the world eats

Transition Guelph
Working Groups
Groups with upcoming events or active projects are shown in bold

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Active  Starting Up
On Hold  Inactive

Household Resilience Working Group
Urban Food Working Group
Appleseed Collective
Resilience 2012 Planning
Heart and Soul Group
Community Engagement Group
Steering Committee
Skills Inventory Group
Urban Chicken Co-op
Local Economy Group
Permablitz Group
Transportation Group
Alternative Building and Retrofit Group
City as Ecosystem Group
U of G Students
The Treemobile
Resilience 2012
Intentional Community Group
Healthcare Transition Group
Energy Group
Community Engagement
Neighbourhood Groups Group
Education Group
Youth Transition Guelph

The Twelve Steps of Transition

The following is reprinted (slightly edited) from www.transitiontowns.org
and was originallly produced by the Totnes Transition Committee.


Before we begin, it is important to note that although the term “Transition Town” has stuck, what we are talking about are Transition Cities, Transition Islands, Transition Hamlets, Transition Valleys, Transition Anywhere-You-Find-People.

Step 1: Set up a steering group and design its demise from the outset



 

This stage puts a core team in place to drive the project forward during the initial phases. We recommend that you form your Steering Group with the aim of getting through stages 2 – 5, and agree that once a minimum of four sub-groups (see #5) are formed, the Steering Group disbands and reforms with a person from each of those groups. This requires a degree of humility, but is very important in order to put the success of the project above the individuals involved. Ultimately your Steering Group should become made up of 1 representative from each sub-group.

 



From Oil Dependency to Local Resilience