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This model seeks to demonstrate how systems thinking might be incorporated into a process of deliberative and participatory governance of a community using a community based Virtual Systemic Inquiry methodology.

Surfaces noteworthy relationships and their implications, to provoke thought, foster deeper understanding, create insights, and enable more effective action.

Complexity is assailing our communities, the trouble is that it is insidious

This is a Kumu mapping of Living Cities Collective Impact free e-course. The recent surge of interest and resources around collective impact principles has highlighted an important concern and challenge for many practitioners: Where does the community fit in? Living Cities has constructed an e-learning course to equip those involved in collective impact initiatives with tools for including and working with community members.

A Kumu mapping of the article Deliberation, Democracy and the Systemic Turn co-authored by David Owen and Graham Smith and uploaded to Academia.edu.

A collection of maps to help those taking the +Acumen Systems Practice course get started.

How Can We Reduce Costs and Still Get the Care We Need?

Our need to delegate part of our responsibility for our development and for the functioning of the collectivities we live in. Denis Pageau

Experimental maps on Disruptive Innovation

Examination of the relationship between Systems Thinking and Christopher Alexander's Pattern Thinking