A presentation and discussion of the action research to re-energize training for the Transition Movement

A panel discussion chaired by Rob Hopkins of Transition Network on meeting the demands of the climate emergency and racial and social justice, and ensuring individuals and groups have the emotional and collective resilience for the coming times.

An interactive workshop on intersectional dimensions of race and climate justice, with human rights activist Sir Geoff Palmer

A practical workshop on how to put the ethos of Laudato Si into practice.

Hear how three Transition groups have been using these days of Covid-19 to dream big about what comes next and to take imaginative steps towards it.

Hear how three transition towns are finding new and unexpected openings to work with their local councils in response to climate emergency declarations.

A workshop to explore what the human right to food means and participate in a public consultation on its inclusion in Scots Law.

Hear how projects run by three transition towns are adapting to recent events, to the pandemic, and to the upsurge of concern around climate change.

Scottish Communities Climate Action Network is calling on all community-led climate activists to help frame the next steps in Scotland at SCCAN's General Assembly. With keynote speaker Davie Philip who's working on collaborative approaches to help Irish communities flourish, through the Sustainable Ireland Cooperative Society he co-founded in 2000.

A practical day of finding, writing, telling and recording your stories of climate action.

Talk hosted by Planet Sutherland on Community Supported Agriculture - a concept where the community invests in growing local, sustainable food often in conjunction with farmers and crofters.

How the devastating impact of climate change is already being felt by communities in Zambia.

Highland Council's talk with communities from Lochaber, Skye and Kyle on the future of electric transport.

Everything you wanted to know about climate change negotiations but were too afraid to ask.

Youth-led webinar to discuss the role of peatlands in the Common Agricultural Policy and presenting “The Peat Anthology”, a collection of poems, letters, stories, drawings and images addressed to MEPs. Issues also relevant to the UK.

Launching in September 2020, Free Our City is a new coalition of community campaigns, trade unions and the youth climate movement, campaigning for free public transport for everyone in Greater Glasgow.