Transition Research Network
"The TRN is currently coordinated (in alphabetical order) by: Michelle Bastian, Naresh Giangrande, Jo Hamilton, Tom Henfrey and Larch Maxey.
"The Network grew out of an interest group on researching transition that met for the first time at the 2010 Transition Network conference in Newton Abbot, Devon, then at the 2011 conference in Liverpool. The meeting at the 2011 conference agreed to seek funding to develop a network of academics and transition activists interested in collaborating on research. It also encouraged steps towards addressing specific issues concerning the relationship between Transition and academic research that remained unresolved ever since researchers first started to contact Transition Network in 2007. In September 2011, as a direct out come of steps taken following the Liverpool conference, Transition Network, in partnership with academics at Durham University’s Centre for Social Justice and Community Action, along with Bradford, Glamorgan and Manchester Universities, were awarded a £78,000 grant in the AHRC’s Connected Communities programme for a project that explored the relationship between Transition and Academia in a variety of ways. " [1]
Contents
Staff and key contributors
Accessed March 2014: [2]
- Rob Hopkins is the originator of the Transition concepts and co-founder of the Transition Network
- Ben Brangwyn: Transition Network co-founder
- Jo Coish: Office manager and finance guru
- Naresh Giangrande: Transition Training and Consulting
- Nicola Hillary: Funding Manager
- Sarah McAdam: Delivery Director
- Ed Mitchell: Web and Communications Manager
- Amber Ponton: PA to Rob Hopkins
- Fiona Ward: REconomy Projectfiona ward photo
- Sophy Banks: Inner Transition and Transition Training
- Filipa Pimental: Transition Network National Hubs Coordinator and EU Policy Coordinator
Contact
Web: http://www.transitionresearchnetwork.org
Resources and articles
Related Sourcewatch
References
- ↑ Transition Research Network About, organizational web page, accessed March 27, 2014.
- ↑ Transition Research Network Staff and key contributors, organizational web page, accessed March 27, 2014.