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Making way for Justice in each community – Transition Alive 1 - Vimarsana News

Making way for Justice in each community – Transition Alive 1

What is clear to me is that to be ‘just’ we need to be acting alongside people and with awareness of our connection to all others, human and otherwise. Justice is lost when we lose sight of the bigger picture.

Putting justice at the heart of Transition - Vimarsana News

Putting justice at the heart of Transition

What if… the Transition movement could play a part in putting justice at the heart of the ‘transition’ we’re working towards, in our communities and beyond?

"Runner Beans Not Runways" Forest, art and community in Heathrow's flight path - Vimarsana News

"Runner Beans Not Runways" Forest, art and community in Heathrow's flight path

Georgia Woods, one of the founders of Grow Heathrow told me that the project “brought the ‘yes’ of Transition together with the need for resistance, linking the yes and the no”.

Father of globetrotting eco-hypocrite Just Stop Oil protester says he 'couldn't be more proud' - Vimarsana News

Father of globetrotting eco-hypocrite Just Stop Oil protester says he 'couldn't be more proud'

The father of Just Stop Oil protester Indigo Rumbelow, 28, has boasted of his pride in his daughter's actions. Telling MailOnline: 'I couldn't be more proud of her.'

Indigo Rumbelow: Globe-trotting farmer's daughter who lectures the public on saving the planet - Vimarsana News

Indigo Rumbelow: Globe-trotting farmer's daughter who lectures the public on saving the planet

Indigo Rumbelow, 28, appears to have travelled to Nepal twice since 2015 - posting a picture of herself jetting there by plane at around 30,000ft.