Here I am, three years later, as the chapter co-coordinator and the reasons I first joined TTN are no longer those that keep me engaged. What keeps me engaged is that The Transition Network offers something unique in Santa Fe:  one organization that provides access to a variety of programs at monthly meetings where I learn about a timely topic - like an informative presentation by the League of Women Voters (right before election day) -- or something about what makes us humans tick - last month's recent talk about Left-brain/Right-brain time management. [These monthly meetings are open to all.]

And we have a variety of special and unique activities just for members; from a hike around the Mesa Prieta Petroglyphs to a docent-led tour of the art at the historic La Fonda Hotel and this past summer, a trip to Taos to see the Mabel Dodge Luhan house and exhibit at the Harwood Museum where our docent was a TTN member.  These are not generally things I would have done or known about if it were not for TTN.

So, whether you're interested in learning about something new or looking for something a little different to do, you can always find it under TTN's broad umbrella.  -Rachel
We are looking for members to coordinate Social, Venues and Membership.
Please contact Rachel Greenstein    [email protected] 
or Robin Sarkissian    [email protected] if you're interested.

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If you are interested in recycling the plastic from our meetings, just bring a container and ask to make an announcement for us to use it

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