Notes on a just and regenerative future

Thaise Kemer, reflects on her experience of participating in Basecamp and shares her journey of seeking out Systems Practice to better address the complexities of exploring democratic culture in Brazil. What led me to the School? I work at Sivis Institute, a non-governmental, …

Dr. Narges Baniasadi shares her experience of participating in the School of System Change’s Basecamp course in 2020, and tells us how she’s using what she learned to impact the entrepreneurship system. My journey from disillusionment and burnout to the School, and my new plans …

Why this article? Purpose and position The word power keeps popping up wherever I turn. Through my ten years of doing my doctorate action research it was all over my notes and reflections. I kept pushing it out of what I was writing about and feeling scared to even go there as …

Facilitation is a creative process of bringing awareness to the world. It is about sensing and working with people, interactions, relationships and other dimensions. A lot of this is about following the emerging process and helping to find the potential and the unfolding …

At the School of System Change we support people to navigate multiple approaches, tools and methods for systems change, because we believe there are many ways to do this work. Regularly, we are asked “How do you know whether what we are doing is systemic?”. Through our …

This blog is Anna's summary and reflection after a call with a group of systems practitioners exploring this topic and draws on their ideas and thinking. I often share the resistance people have to doing their 'inner work' — the process of deliberately changing yourself through …

The purpose of this blog is not to give you the definitive answer to this question, or to do a full literature review. It is very much where I have got to on my exploration in research and practice. Here I will say what a system is, how they might change — and then defined …