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Events
NOTE: ALL ENTRIES BELOW ARE FROM LAST YEAR - THIS SITE IS BEING MOVED. GO TO THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR CURRENT EVENTS http://transitiontowns.org/Brixton/Events Happy new year. Onwards towards creating a better low energy future.
TTB is also pleased to announce that we have received £5000 funding over the next 2 years from the Capital Communities Foundation Grassroots Fund. This is to help with our core activities.
1. Planning meeting for the Food Group First Event Wednesday 14 January, 7-9pm Brixton St Vincent's Community Centre, Talma Road, SW2 1AS Rosie Boycott (London Food Czar, organic farmer and ex editor of the Independent on Sunday) has agreed to speak at the Launch Event. Come and vision how we can engage Brixton. There are 2 Food Group Newsletters, a forum on Project Dirt... food growing projects mushrooming... Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it on 07816 858053
Thursday 15 January, 7pm, upstairs room at the Dogstar, corner Coldharbour Lane and Atlantic Road. with discussion and Q&A afterwards Find out how our growth economy creates money to support itself though debt. And why this is unsustainable. A window on the credit crunch! Learn about the work of the TTB Economy & Business and Currency Groups
Thursday 29 January, 7pm, upstairs room, Dogstar, followed by
discussion and Q&A and TTB social.
1. Economy and Business Group: Tuesday 13 January, Mo-shon and Melanin Partnership, 5th Floor, Piano House, Brighton Terrace, SW9 Please contact Mamading on 020 7274 8888 or Sue on 020 7274 0234
Thursday 29 January, 7- 8.30, Brixton St Vincent's Community Centre, Talma Road, SW9 This group will explore the psychology of change to help TTB make its message effective and acceptable. It will draw on Joanna Macy's deep ecology work 'The Work that Reconnects'. It will offer solidarity in difficult times and facing difficult truths and will seek to keep us hopeful and positive. Tuesday 17 February, 7pm, Lambeth Town Hall, Room tbc.
more... Please This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you can offer workshops, talks, skills or if you want to request that we offer an event or cover a subject: We plan to do a short training for people wishing to set up 'Home Groups' to give people confidence and ideas to get active in their own street, getting together neighbours to watch a film and discuss and plan how they can save carbon and money and how they can get involved in TTB.
We need to strengthen the steering group with committed people of a stategic turn of mind. Please be in contact if you have skills to contribute. We are forming interest groups to begin the visioning and the Energy Descent Planning.So far active groups include: COMMUNICATIONS, OUTREACH AND CAMPAIGNING (with EDUCATION); BUSINESS AND ECONOMY, TRANSPORT, BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY, LOCAL GOVERNMENT LIAISON. They meet regularly.
We have several 'visible, practical manifestations,' of our work: the Abundance Project ; our Smart Meter Loan Scheme and sister projects like the Hyde Farm Climate Action Network. If you would like to lead or be in any of these groups please This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and we will endeavour to put you in touch with other like minds.
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