We released a new position paper this week exploring how systems thinking can help us make sense of the rapid rise of emerging technologies. We welcome you to join us in this workshop to explore and generate ideas for developing a core set of principles based on systems thinking to guide the sustainable use of emerging technologies.

What would it take to develop a health ecosystem that not only worked to help people when they were sick but also systematically and systemically worked to build health and well-being? To explore this challenge, in this open innovation co-creation session, we will map and ideate on the factors for developing environments that work to build health within a community.

This week, we want to spotlight this Booklet and video course at Si that will help you master the foundational ideas of systems theory. If you really want to understand how systems thinking works, then this is a great guide to help you get there. It goes step by step and makes the core ideas accessible to everyone.

Interested in applying systems innovation ideas to social challenges and systems? Join for an informal meetup to connect with fellow Si Social Hub members. This is an open space to chat, meet new people, and explore how we apply systems thinking methods and tools to the complex social challenges you care about.

Just over a week to go now until the start of our first Systems Leadership Learning Lab.  Join a cohort of peers in exploring and learning about what leadership means in the context of systems thinking and systems change, providing a safe space for you to develop your leadership abilities.

In case you missed it, we recently released the “State of Systems Innovation 2025” guide. This paper is a preliminary review of the state of the systems innovation landscape in 2025. The guide is designed to help those interested in the area gain a better view of the field, the organization involved, and the geographic regions where it is flourishing.   

 

With love from the whole happy team at info@systemsinnovation.network