Our next seminar is coming up soon. This will be a 90-minute seminar where we will explore the different tools we have at Si for transition design. Full info here and booking: t.ly/LSav2

Key design principles to guide us in working with complex systems.

Taken from this guide that explains each in more depth: t.ly/bTEY0

and this video course walks you through them all: t.ly/DZtut

Three intro courses and guide booklets to help get started learning about systems thinking and complexity theory.

Courses here: t.ly/-Ihhh

Booklets here: t.ly/BYkrg

We have some great events coming up in our connect series that provide an opportunity to connect with other systems innovators within a specific area of interest. For example, this one on social systems innovation. You can find them all here: t.ly/533lC

The 'micro-macro dynamic' is a core design challenge in working with complex systems and a key idea in systems theory that seeks to understand how top-down and bottom-up dynamics can work synergistically

This course on Systems theory discusses: t.ly/nL9yw

Coming up our next seminar to help you explore and learn how to use the various tools in the area of systems mapping and actor mapping. Full info here: lnkd.in/e6akkgr9

Co-design is about designing with rather than for people, it helps us to design systems that are more engaging and inclusive for their users - to create systems that invite participation and thus a sense of ownership.

Card taken from our Si Concept Cards: t.ly/KP4rU

If you are new to the Si Network or thinking of joining we welcome you to this info session to get you started next week. RSVP here t.ly/pF2z9

Interesting to consider...

If you are interested in this theme of the intersection of systems thinking and environmental stainability we will be hosting an exploration session on this in a couple of weeks t.ly/MVWPL

We are a bit like fish in water when it comes to seeing and understanding systems.

Graphic from our Si Graphics Pack: t.ly/XjSrJ

Take a look at the events and activities happening at Si this week t.ly/KCUpB

Have you discovered the 'Transition Design Concept Cards' at Si yet? These will help you learn or teach the main ideas, models and methods for understanding, facilitating and designing transitions. Full info here: t.ly/OWzth

Coming up this week at Si, we will be hosting this event for you to learn, connect and discuss with others about systems thinking in education. Full info and RSVP here: t.ly/XZsHX

A starter guide to systems change, this booklet and video course will help you grasp the basic concepts and methods.

You can find the guide here: t.ly/Vka64

Video course here: t.ly/qMmPw

Self-organization is key to creating resilient and regenerative systems. Across all kinds of systems, it is important that we not only focus on prevention and mitigation but also work to design systems that are better able to self-organise and in so doing regenerate.

Understanding emergence and self-organizing processes is key to enabling systems change. This card explains.

Learn more with this Starter Guide: t.ly/C0lxv

Graphic from our Concept Cards: t.ly/AllG7

Guide to Emergence: t.ly/ZXBnO

Have you discovered this guide and video course on Systems Theory Key Concepts at Si yet? It goes deeper into the core ideas in systems thinking.

Guide: t.ly/v4z3_

Course: t.ly/7kRW8

Our next seminar is coming up in one week, this one to help you explore and learn how to use the various tools in the area of systems mapping and actor mapping. Full info here: lnkd.in/e6akkgr9

You can find all the canvases here: t.ly/PROUi

Developing a collaborative network is not easy, lots of actors with multiple different perspectives and motives. Here's a graphic with some key considerations for you to think through as you engage different actors.

Find the full guide here: t.ly/fRpl4

Next week we host the first event in our newly forming Si Education hub. Today we want to share this position paper to introduce you to what we mean by systems innovation in the context of education: t.ly/6fNG9

Full info on the event is here: t.ly/S3Ap8