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A place for folks who are interested in learning and brainstorming as they consider an Official Transition Initiative approach on the local level.
Location: Transition Ohio Virtual State Hub
Members: 5
Latest Activity: Nov 3
North America Transition Initiative Mullers: Ohio area
There are no official Transition Initiatives Ohio or surrounding states as of yet; who is going to be the first to show up with a bright grass green marker?
October 2009 up-date: Anderson Township, Ohio
Transition Anderson: We are the 43rd official Transition Initiative in the US. We welcome anyone who cares about Anderson Township to visit our website, e-mail us and join us in transitioning Anderson into a resilient community. Contact: transitionanderson@gmail.com
transitionanderson.org
Congratulations Transition Anderson!
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Ohio area Mullers
Discussion Forum
Transition Ohio Initiatives: public outreach planning, collaboration, info and resource sharing 16 Replies
A place to brainstorm, plan collaborative events around Ohio and share brochures, flyers, media releases, and other information related to activities, events, public outreach in general.
Tagged: outreach, public, Ohio, , , , Transition, collaboration...
Started by Kathy Jacobson. Last reply by Kathy Jacobson May 25.
Transition United States: Communications and Training info and notes 8 Replies
The following is from Deborah Grace Craft with Transition US; written at the time the national hub was just getting it's feet wet: Greetings Mullers! I hope this finds you well. I am assisting C...
Tagged: mullers, transition US
Started by Kathy Jacobson. Last reply by Kathy Jacobson Oct 31.
Transition Handbook: Links and "Forward and Introduction" comment sections 7 Replies
Resources: * Transition Towns Primer * 7 Buts.. * 12 Steps * The on-line Transition Handbook. Temporarily unavailable. * Transition U.S. (Training for Transition programs are now available in the...
Tagged: Forward and Introduction, Transition Handbook
Started by Kathy Jacobson. Last reply by Kathy Jacobson Oct 31.
The Transition Handbook: Part One "The Head" 3 Replies
Page 17 Part One The Head - Why peak oil and climate change mean that small is inevitable Chapters 1 - 4 Click here for thread on: Chapter One p.18 Peak oil and climate change: the great oversight...
Tagged: The Head, Part One, Ohio Study Group, The Transition Handbook
Started by Kathy Jacobson. Last reply by Kathy Jacobson Nov 3.
T4T memories, resources and plans 2 Replies
Please share a report with us from any Training for Transitions that you have attended, any resources you received, pictures and any plans you may have in this regard.
Tagged: plans, and, resources, memories, T4T
Started by Kathy Jacobson. Last reply by Kathy Jacobson Feb 6.
The Transition Network's "Who We Are and What We Do" document 2 Replies
February 5, 2009 Transition Network’s Who We Are and What We Do
Tagged: circle, study, who we are what we do, structure, Transition Network
Started by Kathy Jacobson. Last reply by Kathy Jacobson Feb 15.
Groupthink ? 1 Reply
Group Think A member of another community email list asked for our group to move beyond dialogue to group think. Here is my reply: can we get this idea beyond dialog to a group think? I caught ...
Tagged: communication, group process, group think, groupthink
Started by Kathy Jacobson. Last reply by Constantine Faller Feb 17.
The Transition Handbook: Part Three - The Hands - Moving from ideas to action: exploring the Transition model for inspiring local resilience-building 1 Reply
p. 133 Part Three: The Hands - Moving from ideas to action: exploring the Transition model for inspiring local resilience-building. Chapters 10 - 13
Tagged: the transition handbook, the hands, part three, chapters 10, 11, 12, 13
Started by Kathy Jacobson. Last reply by Kathy Jacobson Feb 7.
Transition Initiatives: Introductions
Please share a little about your journey within the Transition Initiatives Adventure and what you are seeing could unfold in your area and the Transition Ohio endeavor as a whole.
Tagged: introductions, Training for Transition, local Initiatives, Transition Ohio, Transition Initiatives
Started by Kathy Jacobson Feb 6.
The Transition Handbook: Part Two - The Heart
p. 79 Part Two The Heart - Why having a positive vision is crucial Chapters 5 - 9
Tagged: Chapters 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, The Heart, Part Two, The Transition Handbook
Started by Kathy Jacobson Feb 6.
The Transition Handbook: Figures, Tools, References, Resources
Any comments on: The Figures, Tools for Transition Boxes, References and Resources?
Tagged: References, Resources, Tools for Transition Boxes, Figures, The Transition Handbook
Started by Kathy Jacobson Feb 6.
Transition Ohio, The Transition Handbook: general thoughts, suggestions, brainstorms
General inbox: thoughts, suggestions, requests for assistance, resource sharing (including skills), brainstorming, personal contacts with stakeholders, media, etc., planning and strategy.
Tagged: stakeholders, skill sharing, media, strategy, planning
Started by Kathy Jacobson Feb 6.
Decentralization, Affinity Groups, Spokescouncil ?
Decentralization, Affinity Groups, Spokescouncil ? There has been an interesting dialogue unfolding on numerous sites with regards to a spokesmodel approach. However, when I googled "spokesmodel"...
Tagged: group process, Spokescouncil, Affinity Groups, Decentralization
Started by Kathy Jacobson Feb 16.
The Transition Primer
The Transition Primer
Tagged: Transition Primer
Started by Kathy Jacobson Mar 10.
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Comment by Kathy Jacobson on February 26, 2009 at 9:19am -
Hi Jenita!
Thanks! I know we have quite a few folks in our area very active in the arena of rail transport. I've had some great conversations with them.
Our area was once criss-crossed with small guage track. My own area, Federal Valley, has a history of passenger rail running at least 3x daily for a population that was around 30,000 at that time. The track has all been removed, the people and the communities have virtually disappeared from the map. It's one of the reasons that it was so exciting to see the road sign for Broadwell magically appear one day.
I'm looking forward to checking out the Ohio Passenger Rail train site and agree with you that we should try to develop the linkage. Thanks!
I've also filed your note in the discussion topic above titled: Transition Ohio Initiatives: public outreach planning, collaboration, info and resource sharing.
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Comment by Jenita McGowan on February 26, 2009 at 6:48am -
Hey Ohio Mullers, I wanted to let you know about a new state-wide online network whose purpose is to create a viable passenger train system in Ohio. I think sustainable mobility is an important part of our transition and trains help meet that need. Please check it out at http://www.OhioPassengerRail.ning.com
I think we can contribute there and encourage those folks to visit here too.
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Comment by Kathy Jacobson on February 11, 2009 at 4:05am
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Hi Glenn...I've got to pass on the road trip but thanks for asking!
There is also a training in Bloomington, IN on April 18/19 and plans are moving forward for one down here, Meigs County, in the fall. kj
(I attended a training in LA in Dec.)
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Comment by Glenn on February 10, 2009 at 7:21pm -
I saw this on the National Site Events list:
http://transitionus.ning.com/events/the-2day-training-for
2-Day T4T in Stelle, IL March 7 & 8.
This course, designed by the founders of the Transition Network and taught by Bill and Becky Wilson, is designed to give a detailed introduction to the most important skills necessary to successfully set up, develop, and run a Transition project in your locality.
It is designed for people who are thinking of creating a transition initiative or who have already begun.
There's also one in Montpelier, VT --
http://transitionus.ning.com/events/training-for-transition
Anyone up for a road trip?? ........g
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