#AfterShock - (re)thinking in systems
Is 'systems thinking' a passing fad for Government, or a zeitgeist which captures an important shift where complexity is embraced instead of fought against?
Complexity
Learning from COVID-19
Contributing to global conversations about how to chart a course forward.
COVID-19 has profoundly changed our world in one short/interminable year.
Many people have lost their lives. Society has been turned upside down.
Many people have been working to keep their organisations, groups, businesses
and government departments alive, rapidly
Portfolio approaches to change: emerging patterns & resources
This post focuses on the recent advancements in a 'portfolio' approach to change work which is happening across multiple organisations, and is an interesting signal in a move away from planning-based approaches.
Learning Change: in conversation with Nora Bateson, Tyson Yunkaporta, and Amanda Tattersall
Announcing the "Learning Change: adaptive social learning for transition times" series with Nora Bateson, Tyson Yunkaporta, Amanda Tattersall and Sam Rye.
New Practice: Community Engagement for Environmental Action in a COVID-19 era
Around the world, groups and organisations are scrambling to reinvent how we enable and/or do environmental conservation work during these large scale societal lockdowns.
Exploring Climate Adaptation in the Yarra Ranges
As the patterns build, I slowly allow myself to admit a rising terror about the
changing climate here in Australia.
All image rights are Bureau of Meterology> Based on preliminary analysis,
yesterday, Australia recorded its hottest day on record. The nationally-averaged
maximum daytime temp was 41.9 °C exceeding
Fieldnotes - Towards Complexity 101
Why are systems thinking and complexity so... complex? In this post I share one activity and 6 resources to help you to be more comfortable in the complexity of our world.