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Follow on Google News | ![]() Transition Albany Becomes US' 59th Official Transition InitiativeTransition Initiatives start when a small group of motivated individuals within a community come together with a shared concern: how can the community respond to the challenges and opportunities of peak oil, climate change and the economic crisis?
By: Transition US Transition Albany’s initial contact person is Catherine Sutton and their initiating group is comprised of a diverse set of individuals, each with deep roots in the local community. "What excites me most is that Albany residents are responding very positively to our efforts – it's almost like we're surfing a wave," she said. "Strengthening bonds between neighbors makes sense, and to have a compelling reason like creating community resilience just seems to make it all the more inevitable." If you would like more information about Transition Albany, or to schedule an interview with Catherine Sutton, please call 510-528-2261 or email her at catherine@sonic.net. If you would like more information about the Transition movement in the United States, or to schedule an interview with Carolyne Stayton, director of Transition US, please call 707-824-1554 or email her at carolyne@transitionus.org. # # # Transition US is a nonprofit organization that provides inspiration, encouragement, support, networking, and training for Transition Initiatives across the United States. They are working in close partnership with the Transition Network, a UK based organization that supports the international Transition Movement as a whole. The Transition Movement is a vibrant, grassroots movement that seeks to build community resilience in the face of such challenges as peak oil, climate change and the economic crisis. It represents one of the most promising ways of engaging people in strengthening their communities against the effects of these challenges, resulting in a life that is more abundant, fulfilling, equitable and socially connected. End
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