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7 Feb 2013

What Transition looks like in Brazil

Here is a beautiful short film, which will brighten any Thursday morning, about Transition in Brazil.  It looks at what Transition looks like in 2 different communities there, Brasilandia in Sao Paolo, and Granja Viana.  Made by the Permacyclists, it is an uplifting glimpse of how Transition is taking root there.  I love the quote at the end: “A movement which brings sadness and suffering isn’t sustainable”.

Categories: Community Involvement, Culture, Diversity, Economics, Food, Great Reskilling, Localisation, Resilience, Social enterprise, Technology, Transition Initiatives, Waste/Recycling

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1 Comment

ChrisB
7 Feb 10:18am

An inspring film – and what a great story to be found on the Permacyclists blog!