Calls

Digital Independence Day Switch Party - Windows to Linux

Digital Independence Day takes place every first Sunday of the month. The idea is simple: we switch from a proprietary service to a free/libre/open-source solution — together. With shared learning, gentle guidance, and space for questions, we help each other transition away from Big Tech services at a pace that feels realistic.
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Blog

Bio-intensive market garden ?

Written by Claud du Moine
Sowine & Planting Fiche
  Bio-Intensive Market Gardening : A Viable Future for Small-Scale Farming      
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From Egg to Chick: Our annual hatching adventure 

Written by Karen Noon
Every spring at Afrinoon, there is a moment of magic that never gets old — the first tiny pip in the shell of an egg that, just days before, you had almost given up on entirely.
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Resources

Evergreen Transition Launch Training

Website
Transition Launch Training Our most beloved introductory course is now available for the first time ever as a self-directed online training! While Transition Launch is rooted in the visionary, holistic, bottom-up approach to local community resilience-building developed by the international Transition Towns Movement, this training has been designed to provide an abundance of valuable insights, tools, practices, and resources for anyone interested in learning how to set up and grow a community-based changemaking initiative where they live.

Digital Di.Day Switch Party - From WhatsApp to Signal

Video
This recording is part of a series of Digital Independence Day "Switch Parties". In this video we talk about the switch from WhatsApp to Signal. Why Signal is more in alignment with permaculture ethics - what does permaculture ethics mean in the digital space.

Regenerando

Podcast
Regenerando is a Spanish podcast run by Rubén Hernández Romero and Kathy Otto.

Article

The EuPN deserves fair criticism, not rumour

When we brought the EuPN back to life, we hoped we could leave some of the old problems behind and focus on building something useful for the wider permaculture community in Europe. Unfortunately, it seems we are running into similar patterns again. In recent calls and conversations outside the EuPN, a narrative has started to circulate that is both misleading and damaging. It appears in sentences like: