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- Be sure to experiment with TOP NEWS vs EVERYTHING in the center column -- two different types of Latest Activity.
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Hollie Hirst
- 44, Female
- Boulder, CO
- United States
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Hollie Hirst's Page
Profile Information
- How are you currently involved in the Transition movement?
- just began the initiating team and am also interested in sustainable development/co-housing/green building
- In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- Re-localization, sustainable development
- What background and skills do you bring to this community?
- communications skills, intuition, work with other horizontal organizations, graduate level certificate in Organizational Management and Development, good at helping to create and bond communities together
- How can you help the growth/acceptance/vitality of the Transition movement?
- see above... building community broad range if knowledge and skills
Facing challenges of peak oil, climate change and zero waste
Videos
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Welcome to Transition Lab
Added by Russell Evans
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AOMUSIC in Nepal
Added by Maya Christobel
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Added by Erik Keith
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Transition in Action
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"How to grow organic vegetables year round, for your family or community, with sustainable practices and renewable energy resources"
spirited discussion to follow - your community building experience will be valued
hope to see you there,
allan werthan
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