Our Knowledge Base on Praxis!
Constantly in evolution, find the content written by the different entities of the alliance on the collaborative platform Praxis!
All around the globe, citizen groups, organizations, institutions, and governments are working to propose innovative solutions to the climate crisis that are both ecological, democratic, and fair.
While Montreal benefits from a thriving ecosystem committed to socio-ecological transition, there remains essential work to be done in building connections.
Our mission
Transition en commun is an alliance of groups from various sectors of the Montreal community (municipal, governmental, community, citizen, academic, and philanthropic organizations) with the ambition to work together so that major and rapid solutions can be implemented to address the ecological, social, democratic, and economic challenges we face.
We are rolling up our sleeves so that montrealer’s initiatives find the conditions for their scaling up and that the City achieves its socio-ecological transition objectives, which cannot be attained without a strong mobilization of civil society actors.
Our 3 objectives
Emerge, popularize, celebrate, and mobilize around a shared vision of the socio-ecological transition
Collectively equip ourselves to implement the socio-ecological transition, notably through new institutional commitments
Facilitate the emergence of dialogue spaces and strengthen a culture of broad collaboration with civil society
Current Projects
L’Espace solution is Coming Back for a Second Year!
Putting your citizens’ initiative into play… of other committed citizens, it is possible! With the Solutions Space, a new recurring workshop in the Neighbourhood Space, receive comments, ideas, inspiration and solutions for your projects.
Popularizing the Over-Motorization Framework
The Way Out – Getting Out of Car Dependence framework, which comes from TeC’s Demotorization WG and proposes solutions adapted to neighborhoods to reduce motorization, has the wind in its sails!
The Forum montréalais on democracy: what’s next?
More than 200 people came to work on the future of Montreal’s democracy in the context of transition. The work has only just begun to propel our demands!