Another world is possible
Communities need to prepare for the biggest and sudden change in
human history.
This course looks at the world situation from a range of angles - peak oil, energy, transport, economics, politics, agriculture and spirituality. From that common understanding, a new vision will be developed for the future and how to begin making change in communities.
As a case study, the way that Cuba coped with its oil crisis after the fall of the Soviet Union when over half of its oil imports were withdrawn in 1990 and how it survived.
To take action now is not a matter of choice. It is an imperative.
But while the challenge is immediate, fear should not be the driver.
The aim of this course is for everyone to have the knowledge and tools to also become facilitators and to help start making these changes in their own communities.
You can't pick up a newspaper with out something about climate change. Like flipping between realities, we slip back from that sense that we must act and just carry on as before.
A search for possible alternative energy. Peak wood, slaves, bio-fuel, technology… What are the alternatives?
Transport, waste, water, food and agriculture
Global economics and the impact of a market economy; why we must participate in the political process and how to influence political decision making.
From fundamentalist Muslims and Christians to the Vedic and Mayan calendars, one thing they all agree on is that something is going to happen and soon.
How Cuba Survived Peak Oil
What could the world look like and how soon.
Transition time. What changes do we need to be making now
The seeds of change. Starting and running a changing worlds workshop
Practicing and living the changing worlds vision
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