Happening today at Si: https://bit.ly/3Jw5QF6 Hosted by Si London Hub

The rise of the internet over the past 60 years is a good illustration of how systems change in nonlinear. The system’s infrastructure and networks grow gradually and reconfigure, until a tipping point when the new system’s applications emerge and we can get widespread adoption.

Systems innovation involves the emergence of whole new system structures and paradigms, it is a process that can take decades and involves radical uncertainty. Futuring can help us to explore those possibilities, this playlist discusses https://bit.ly/sifuturescourse

Addressing wicked challenges requires us to get out of existing silos and take an ecosystem approach, but what are ecosystems and how do you build them? This video discusses: https://bit.ly/3GPGQIN

Happening this Wednesday! An opportunity for you to learn systems thinking tools with this workshop: https://bit.ly/3n2ULUw

Coming up in under two weeks, we will be applying the iceberg model canvas in a co-creation workshop towards unpacking the current paradigm supporting our education system and exploring new approaches based upon systems thinking, we hope you can join us: https://bit.ly/42jhzzj

From design thinking to systems change: how to invest in innovation for social impact http://bit.ly/2W3SkPe Design thinking has delivered an impressive creative boon. But to tackle our most complex social challenges design methods must be augmented with systems thinking.

Just published from Si Cities Hub their first position paper Cities – A Story of Systems Change: https://bit.ly/3LwicQ4 They will also be hosting an event to discuss this on April 6th https://bit.ly/3LtPVtF

Our Si Climate Lab recently published their toolkit, to learn more about it and how to apply it you can join their upcoming workshop in just two weeks: https://bit.ly/3L6HLqU Download the Toolkit here: http://bit.ly/41VsQWs