In this hybrid event, the Si London hub will be hosting a discussion on navigating disruption through systems leadership with Tom Rippin, founder and CEO of On Purpose. Join an insightful discussion with key takeaways on navigating complexity through systems thinking and developing leadership abilities.

Just published! "A Story of Systems Changing," the first of a four-part series of short films telling the story of the rise of complexity, leading to the emergence of wicked challenges and the need for new ways of thinking, organizing, and innovating if we are to survive and thrive in a world of complexity and systemic change. 

In the world of systems innovation, identifying where to act is just as critical as the action itself. High-leverage points are specific places within a complex system where a small shift in a set of factors can produce big changes across the whole system. This booklet and video course provide an overview of foundational ideas and methods for identifying and using these points to enable systems change. 

This event provides an "open space" for members to share and discuss topics related to systems thinking in design. This event will also be an opportunity to learn more about the Si Design hub and to meet the other members.

Graphic of the week: one of our favorite graphics at Si, this one helps to summarize key aspects of a systems change approach - how we need to move away from a linear approach towards embracing complexity through more nonlinear approaches that work with emergent.

Learn how to use systems maps to facilitate dialogue, identify opportunities for intervention, and build a strong foundation for action together. This is a five-week cohort-based learning journey that combines self-study, individual and group exercises, and live discussions and feedback. The learning lab is designed for anyone with the ambition to contribute to systems change, no matter your background or where you work.

The Si Network if a community of people learning and applying the ideas and methods of systems thinking. If you would like to connect with other members, here is a list of people who have expressed interest in introductions, peer discussions, or potential collaboration on projects.

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