OKDHS Volunteerism conference
Sept. 14
Clarion Hotel
Sustainability Center Steering Group
Fri., Sept. 17
11:30 a.m.
Dept. Environmental Quality Green Team presentation
Sept. 29
OK Municipal League Conference Roundtables
Sept. 30
Cox Center
End of the Line Screening
Fri., Oct. 1
OCU
Going Locavore
Local Food Happy Hour & Strategy Meeting
NW OKC
Tues, Oct. 5
350.org Global Climate Solutions Work Party
Oct. 10
OKC Engineering Club
Oct. 13
Hometown Buffet
Governor's Advisory Council on Asian-American Affairs
Oct. 27
Jim Thorpe Building

New 2010 Farmer's Markets
Community Resilience Toolkit
OKC Resources
Energy Research
Skilling up for Transition
"The era of cheap oil is over."
- Fatih Birol, Chief Economist, International Energy Agency
Do you worry about how economic uncertainty - unemployment, debt, stock market downturns, deficits - will affect your family and community?Do you wonder if gas will be affordable in three years - or even six months?
Many Oklahomans are concerned about the deteriorating state of the economy, energy, and the environment. But what can we do about these issues? One simple but powerful solution is to go local.Are you concerned that your children will inherit a more polluted and degraded environment?
Transition OKC acts as a catalyst for Oklahoma City's transition to local resilience: Strong, healthy, vibrant communities, sustainable local systems (food, energy, water, energy, etc.), and resilient local economies.
Working together, we can become less dependent on imports of food, oil, goods and products, while building communities less vulnerable to downturns in the economy and volatility in the price of fossil fuels.
Oklahoma City has a unique geography, natural resources, demographics, ideals and history. Let's take advantage of our strengths to create a healthy, sustainable and resilient future for us all.
Join the momentum
Here are some ways to get involved. Transition OKC is for everyone - we look forward to hearing from you!