
What's emerging in the messy, beautiful work of systems change
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Nearly twenty years ago, during a power dynamics simulation in my graduate organization development program, a small group I was part of told our instructors in no uncertain terms that we weren’t satisfied with the course. It was an act of...
When people feel truly included in a group’s analysis and decisions, they don’t care about governance.
That’s turned out to be an oddly controversial claim.
Across the 55 or so collaboratives that our team has helped start, I’ve noticed t...
This is the final post in a series on what it actually takes to move a system from dysfunctional to healthy, following the piece on building a portfolio of action. This requirement is about the timeframe a collaboration needs to work within...
This is the fifth post in a series on what it actually takes to move a system from dysfunctional to healthy, following the piece on engaging effectively with complexity. A clear picture of a system’s real complexity still leaves open what a...
This is the fourth post in a series on what it actually takes to move a system from dysfunctional to healthy, following the piece on who has to be in the room. Getting the right people to the table doesn’t count for much if what they’re loo...
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