How many Metro West citizens are interested in working locally for a just and sustainable energy future? Metro West 350MA will host a facilitated planning session to develop this year’s projects, and citizens of all knowledge levels are invited to … read more
On Sunday 12/11, several hundreds of Waylanders and neighbors gathered at the Islamic Center of Boston to stand with their Muslim brothers for unity, against hate. Below are some pictures of the event. Media coverage here, here. [pdf-embedder url=”https://blog.transitionwayland.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Dec11.UnitedAgainstHate-1.pdf” title=”dec11-unitedagainsthate-1″] … read more
On Thursday, 12/8, the 350Mass MetrowestNode will host Lisa Young, our state Climate Justice Partnerships Organizer at Better Future Project, who will lead an open discussion about environmental justice. Ms.Young has a B.S. in Chemistry, an M.S. in City Planning, … read more
A bunch of us will be going to the NOFA Winter Conference on Saturday, January 14, in Worcester. This is a whole day of more than 70 popular workshops and experts from the field on organic farming, gardening, landscaping, homesteading, … read more
On Friday, December 2, at 7 pm, the Concord Area Biodiversity Collaborative (BioCAN) and the First Parish of Concord Environmental Leadership Team invite us for an evening on Building Resilience to Climate Disruption in Our Communities, at First Parish in … read more
Fellow beekeeper Melissa is working on an exciting project in Maynard: a honeybee meadow! Their plan is to turn an empty lot into a wildflower meadow with an active beehive. The meadow will become a green space that may be … read more
See a film that will open your eyes to the true cost of fast fashion This 2015 documentary by Andrew Morgan shines a light on what feeds shoppers’ desires for cheap clothing, and the consequences of those choices. Join Transition … read more
From Thursday 15 to Wednesday 21 September, Kaat Vander Straeten will be blogging here about her experiences helping to pilot a New England local food challenge called the “Omnivore’s Delight”. One week, a household of five, lots of kale, in … read more