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Program Information
Tickling the Belly of the Beast
Interview
Cynthia Gustin, Mike Levy, Transitions Santa Cruz
 Cynthia Gustin  Contact Contributor
Oct. 3, 2009, 5:34 p.m.
Our mission is to be a catalyst for relocalization—the development of local self-reliance in food, energy, transportation, media, systems of care, economy and the arts—through a broadly inclusive community-building process.

Climate change and a declining energy supply present us with great challenge and great opportunity. Our response taps the creative genius of the people of Santa Cruz, to facilitate an intentional transition to a resilient, equitable local economy and community. In contrast to dismal predictions of social dislocations due to declining fossil fuels, we can imagine our community quality of life actually improving—if we unite to plan and implement the transition.
Cynthia Gustin, Mike Levy, Transitions Santa Cruz
Our mission is to be a catalyst for relocalization—the development of local self-reliance in food, energy, transportation, media, systems of care, economy and the arts—through a broadly inclusive community-building process.

Climate change and a declining energy supply present us with great challenge and great opportunity. Our response taps the creative genius of the people of Santa Cruz, to facilitate an intentional transition to a resilient, equitable local economy and community. In contrast to dismal predictions of social dislocations due to declining fossil fuels, we can imagine our community quality of life actually improving—if we unite to plan and implement the transition.

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00:59:01 1 Aug. 6, 2009
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