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Sherry Jeppson Zitter
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Anyone know a good DVD on transportation options?

Hello!! I'm a newly joined member from MaynardCAN!Transition looking for a good film on sustainable transportation options.We are starting the Transition education/organizing process with a monthly…Continue

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Started Mar 10, 2012

 

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Sherry Jeppson Zitter replied to Samantha Burke's discussion Invitation: Wellesley College's Communicating Science Symposium
"Sam, this is very exciting! I am a Wellesley grad who has come back for great environmental programs, such as Dave Jacke's ongoing "Edible Forest Gardening" project on the slope below the observatory. You folks are leaders in…"
Mar 15, 2012
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Anyone know a good DVD on transportation options?

Hello!! I'm a newly joined member from MaynardCAN!Transition looking for a good film on sustainable transportation options.We are starting the Transition education/organizing process with a monthly program of 6 units in 2012, a film and a book discussion on trash (Jan./Feb. - showed Wall-E and discussed Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage, an AMAZING book!), March/April - water (Blue Gold- great DVD! and The Big Thirst: The Secret Life and Turbulent Future of Water), May and June - food…See More
Mar 10, 2012
Sherry Jeppson Zitter is now a member of Transition Massachusetts
Mar 6, 2012

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How are you currently involved in the Transition movement?
I'm in the Transition Maynard core organizing group.
In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
When I read the Transition Handbook, I knew Transition work matched my deepest values and concerns. I immediately wanted to start a movement in my town of Maynard, but the book cautioned not to begin until there was a core group of at least 6 people. I suggested the book to our Green Book Club, and after we read it, we found that there were in our small group those with expertise in the Head (facts) the Heart (feelings, giving up addictions) and the hands (community organizing, making things happen). We realized this movement was a natural fit for us!
How can you help the growth/acceptance/vitality of the Transition movement?
Our group has set up a year-long program with 6 two-month topics: trash, water, food, transportation, energy and the Transition Movement. Every other month we host a film or a book discussion around a topic. We have been explaining the TM to attendees and spreading the word.
Your Favorite Groups/Books/Websites/Blogs/RSS Feeds for Information about the Transition Movement
Groups: MaynardCAN!, ConcordCAN, Transition Wayland, MassCAN!
Books: Transition Handbook; The Natural Step, by Sarah James & Torbjorn Lahti
Official Voice Communication: Skype from http://skype.com/download
sherryzitter (don't use it much)
Suggestions you have for improving our Registration questions -- getting to know you better.
maybe ask about other orgs we are involved in?
I will ask Transition Maynard to sign up on this website so we can all network with this site. Thanks for creating it!

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