I recently completed a new systems training called “Working courageously into the unknown”, by the amazing Joy Green, which was just what I had been missing from other systems change discourse and practice. This training is grounded in mindfulness and truly relational practice. This involved centring and mediation-inspired exercises to facilitate liminal, imagination-based and somaticContinue reading “The power of metaphors and mindfulness for systems change”
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How could evaluation societies remain relevant and useful?
I have been part of the evaluation system, amongst others, for over 15 years and have held memberships with the UK, European and American evaluation societies. Last year I attended the 15th European Evaluation Society’s (EES) Biennial Conference in Rimini, Italy; which gave us all much to discuss, as always. But this time it wentContinue reading “How could evaluation societies remain relevant and useful?”
Celebrating 3 Years of Systems Change, EDI and Learning
We are celebrating the completion of three years in business! It has been amazing to be able to do more on systems change and equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) – read our highlights and main takeaways.
