You are invited to our RCDL Launch Party on the Autumnal Equinox! We have been cultivating and myceliating with an incredible set of partners to elevate the solutions needed for community resilience. Join us on the evening of September 21st for an introduction to our team and the suite of tools we have assembled for incubating bioregional strategies.

For the local food movement to grow exponentially in your community, you must take your place on the front lines. To ignite a new level of impact, effectiveness, and scale, you must master the seven revolutionary steps of building a regional foodshed:

We're excited to be co-sponsoring this Greywater Webinar Series hosted by Greywater Action covering more advanced greywater topics, relevant for both the homeowner and professional. One registration will enable you to view all six webinars, either live or recorded after they air.

Join us to learn from community resilience leader Doria Robinson about the model of Urban Tilth, a high-impact grassroots organization that builds resilience in Richmond, CA, a diverse community in the San Francisco Bay Area. Urban Tilth hires and trains residents to work with schools, community-based organizations, government agencies, businesses, and individuals to develop the capacity to produce 5% of the community’s food supply. 

This event is part of the Greywater Systems Informational Series, hosted by Greywater Action and co-sponsored by Transition US.

If you believe local food is important, if you want to eat more of it, if you want to be a food system change-maker, join Vicki Robin, creator of the 10-Day Local Food Challenge and author of Blessing the Hands that Feed Us and Your Money or Your Life, for this informative and enlivening call.

This webinar is part of the Spring of Sustainability, a nine-week virtual gathering of sustainability leaders and innovators. Transition Founder Rob Hopkins & Transition US Board President Trathen Heckman will be speaking as part of the Spring of Sustainability Earth Day Telesummit on April 22.

This webinar the first in a series of Community Resilience Chats, a joint project by Transition US, the Post Carbon Institute, and Chelsea Green publishing, designed to give Transitioners and other community leaders the tools to localize their food, energy, and financial systems.

In this discussion, Philip will explore the concept of "local food" and what it really means to "Rebuild the Foodshed," sharing stories and lessons learned from communities around the US that have successfully built local, sustainable, and secure food systems.