Welcome to the School of System Change Learning Commons: a collection of learning spaces and resources that support systems change practice and learning.
ContinueThrough this interactive garden you can navigate our resources and explore how different parts of the network are connected.
ContinueAn up-to-date database of resources brought together from the fields of systems change and beyond. They take many forms - they might be things to read, watch, listen to, or even practical tools to experiment with in context. In combination, these resources invite people to experience the multiplicity of systems change practice and see the breadth of practitioners, initiatives and organisations working for transformation.
Learning and practice sessions and series are a multimedia resource that take emerging topics and discourse including organising for social change, governance, and more, into a facilitated discussion to share insights and practices. These sessions include course introductory and deep dive presentations, diagrams and visuals, and complementary recordings of panel discussions with practitioners from around the world.
We collaborated with foundations, academics, creatives and others to create Stories of Change, a series of videos and tools for designing and delivering system change practices.
Each story went through a process where we engaged a community of partners to transform these stories of change, through the lens of a particular systems framework, into immersive multimedia videos and facilitated learning experiences. The aim of this project is to create accessible resources to co-learn and help change agents to design more systemic strategies/action.
The fields of systems change practice are wide and deep, and there is a limit to what can be covered in School learning journeys alone. Navigation and learning guides are a way of giving access to methods, resources, workbooks, guides and activities that may support participants’ ongoing reflection and action beyond the boundaries of the in-person element of the learning journey. The School creates these guides to enable participants to explore and re-visit a wide pool of resources to support their ongoing learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The purpose of School case studies is to show systems change in practice, highlighting our seven capabilities and to be used within systems change teaching and learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Stepping into Systems is a three part film series exploring fundamental, introductory topics of systems change. We explore questions alongside ten experienced systems practitioners from a diverse range of practices and worldviews and weave them together.
The School of System Change’s blog shares contributions from a range of people and organisations who share our desire to learn from each other, and our enthusiasm and ambition for a just and regenerative future.
An up-to-date database of resources brought together from the fields of systems change and beyond. They take many forms - they might be things to read, watch, listen to, or even practical tools to experiment with in context. In combination, these resources invite people to experience the multiplicity of systems change practice and see the breadth of practitioners, initiatives and organisations working for transformation.
Learning and practice sessions and series are a multimedia resource that take emerging topics and discourse including organising for social change, governance, and more, into a facilitated discussion to share insights and practices. These sessions include course introductory and deep dive presentations, diagrams and visuals, and complementary recordings of panel discussions with practitioners from around the world.
The Systems Change Learning Handbook is a comprehensive documentation of the School of System Change’s approach to systems change learning. It is designed to support the growing number of facilitators who are taking systems change learning into their networks, organisations, geographies and contexts.
The handbook emerges from a process of harvesting and sense-making held by the School and our collaborative partners, as we co-inquire into how to design and deliver systems change learning. In it, we share the School's multi-method approach and invite facilitators to develop their own modes of design and delivery.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The Systems Change Session Library is a database that includes every recorded session delivered by a contributor to the School’s learning journeys. It is a rich data source - showing the diversity of contributors in the School’s network, and the breadth of content, experience and worldviews they bring.
Find out how you can access this resource.
We have curated a number of Learning and Facilitation packs that aim to bring together framings, resources and assets relating to different systems change learning experiences that we offer at the School.
The packs range from broad introductions to core systems change concepts like fractals and experimenting in a system, to in-depth sessions on specific frameworks like Panarchy, Action Inquiry and Cynefin – from flows that support social learning and collaboration, to a facilitators’ guide to the Fieldwork process.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Our Asset Library is made up of materials used to support and accompany School learning journeys. These range from the slide decks used to give introductory and deep dive presentations to the diagrams and visuals we use to introduce and explain complex concepts.
The library is integrated with our Systems Change Learning Handbook and Learning and Facilitation packs to provide those who are facilitating systems change learning experiences with beautiful, consistent and up-to-date assets.
Find out how you can access this resource.
We collaborated with foundations, academics, creatives and others to create Stories of Change, a series of videos and tools for designing and delivering system change practices.
Each story went through a process where we engaged a community of partners to transform these stories of change, through the lens of a particular systems framework, into immersive multimedia videos and facilitated learning experiences. The aim of this project is to create accessible resources to co-learn and help change agents to design more systemic strategies/action.
The purpose of School case studies is to show systems change in practice, highlighting our seven capabilities and to be used within systems change teaching and learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Stepping into Systems is a three part film series exploring fundamental, introductory topics of systems change. We explore questions alongside ten experienced systems practitioners from a diverse range of practices and worldviews and weave them together.
The fields of systems change practice are wide and deep, and there is a limit to what can be covered in School learning journeys alone. Navigation and learning guides are a way of giving access to methods, resources, workbooks, guides and activities that may support participants’ ongoing reflection and action beyond the boundaries of the in-person element of the learning journey. The School creates these guides to enable participants to explore and re-visit a wide pool of resources to support their ongoing learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The School of System Change’s blog shares contributions from a range of people and organisations who share our desire to learn from each other, and our enthusiasm and ambition for a just and regenerative future.
An up-to-date database of resources brought together from the fields of systems change and beyond. They take many forms - they might be things to read, watch, listen to, or even practical tools to experiment with in context. In combination, these resources invite people to experience the multiplicity of systems change practice and see the breadth of practitioners, initiatives and organisations working for transformation.
Learning and practice sessions and series are a multimedia resource that take emerging topics and discourse including organising for social change, governance, and more, into a facilitated discussion to share insights and practices. These sessions include course introductory and deep dive presentations, diagrams and visuals, and complementary recordings of panel discussions with practitioners from around the world.
The Systems Change Learning Handbook is a comprehensive documentation of the School of System Change’s approach to systems change learning. It is designed to support the growing number of facilitators who are taking systems change learning into their networks, organisations, geographies and contexts.
The handbook emerges from a process of harvesting and sense-making held by the School and our collaborative partners, as we co-inquire into how to design and deliver systems change learning. In it, we share the School's multi-method approach and invite facilitators to develop their own modes of design and delivery.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The Systems Change Session Library is a database that includes every recorded session delivered by a contributor to the School’s learning journeys. It is a rich data source - showing the diversity of contributors in the School’s network, and the breadth of content, experience and worldviews they bring.
Find out how you can access this resource.
We have curated a number of Learning and Facilitation packs that aim to bring together framings, resources and assets relating to different systems change learning experiences that we offer at the School.
The packs range from broad introductions to core systems change concepts like fractals and experimenting in a system, to in-depth sessions on specific frameworks like Panarchy, Action Inquiry and Cynefin – from flows that support social learning and collaboration, to a facilitators’ guide to the Fieldwork process.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Our Asset Library is made up of materials used to support and accompany School learning journeys. These range from the slide decks used to give introductory and deep dive presentations to the diagrams and visuals we use to introduce and explain complex concepts.
The library is integrated with our Systems Change Learning Handbook and Learning and Facilitation packs to provide those who are facilitating systems change learning experiences with beautiful, consistent and up-to-date assets.
Find out how you can access this resource.
We collaborated with foundations, academics, creatives and others to create Stories of Change, a series of videos and tools for designing and delivering system change practices.
Each story went through a process where we engaged a community of partners to transform these stories of change, through the lens of a particular systems framework, into immersive multimedia videos and facilitated learning experiences. The aim of this project is to create accessible resources to co-learn and help change agents to design more systemic strategies/action.
The purpose of School case studies is to show systems change in practice, highlighting our seven capabilities and to be used within systems change teaching and learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Stepping into Systems is a three part film series exploring fundamental, introductory topics of systems change. We explore questions alongside ten experienced systems practitioners from a diverse range of practices and worldviews and weave them together.
The fields of systems change practice are wide and deep, and there is a limit to what can be covered in School learning journeys alone. Navigation and learning guides are a way of giving access to methods, resources, workbooks, guides and activities that may support participants’ ongoing reflection and action beyond the boundaries of the in-person element of the learning journey. The School creates these guides to enable participants to explore and re-visit a wide pool of resources to support their ongoing learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The School of System Change’s blog shares contributions from a range of people and organisations who share our desire to learn from each other, and our enthusiasm and ambition for a just and regenerative future.
An up-to-date database of resources brought together from the fields of systems change and beyond. They take many forms - they might be things to read, watch, listen to, or even practical tools to experiment with in context. In combination, these resources invite people to experience the multiplicity of systems change practice and see the breadth of practitioners, initiatives and organisations working for transformation.
Learning and practice sessions and series are a multimedia resource that take emerging topics and discourse including organising for social change, governance, and more, into a facilitated discussion to share insights and practices. These sessions include course introductory and deep dive presentations, diagrams and visuals, and complementary recordings of panel discussions with practitioners from around the world.
The Systems Change Learning Handbook is a comprehensive documentation of the School of System Change’s approach to systems change learning. It is designed to support the growing number of facilitators who are taking systems change learning into their networks, organisations, geographies and contexts.
The handbook emerges from a process of harvesting and sense-making held by the School and our collaborative partners, as we co-inquire into how to design and deliver systems change learning. In it, we share the School's multi-method approach and invite facilitators to develop their own modes of design and delivery.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The Systems Change Session Library is a database that includes every recorded session delivered by a contributor to the School’s learning journeys. It is a rich data source - showing the diversity of contributors in the School’s network, and the breadth of content, experience and worldviews they bring.
Find out how you can access this resource.
We have curated a number of Learning and Facilitation packs that aim to bring together framings, resources and assets relating to different systems change learning experiences that we offer at the School.
The packs range from broad introductions to core systems change concepts like fractals and experimenting in a system, to in-depth sessions on specific frameworks like Panarchy, Action Inquiry and Cynefin – from flows that support social learning and collaboration, to a facilitators’ guide to the Fieldwork process.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Our Asset Library is made up of materials used to support and accompany School learning journeys. These range from the slide decks used to give introductory and deep dive presentations to the diagrams and visuals we use to introduce and explain complex concepts.
The library is integrated with our Systems Change Learning Handbook and Learning and Facilitation packs to provide those who are facilitating systems change learning experiences with beautiful, consistent and up-to-date assets.
Find out how you can access this resource.
We collaborated with foundations, academics, creatives and others to create Stories of Change, a series of videos and tools for designing and delivering system change practices.
Each story went through a process where we engaged a community of partners to transform these stories of change, through the lens of a particular systems framework, into immersive multimedia videos and facilitated learning experiences. The aim of this project is to create accessible resources to co-learn and help change agents to design more systemic strategies/action.
The purpose of School case studies is to show systems change in practice, highlighting our seven capabilities and to be used within systems change teaching and learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Stepping into Systems is a three part film series exploring fundamental, introductory topics of systems change. We explore questions alongside ten experienced systems practitioners from a diverse range of practices and worldviews and weave them together.
The fields of systems change practice are wide and deep, and there is a limit to what can be covered in School learning journeys alone. Navigation and learning guides are a way of giving access to methods, resources, workbooks, guides and activities that may support participants’ ongoing reflection and action beyond the boundaries of the in-person element of the learning journey. The School creates these guides to enable participants to explore and re-visit a wide pool of resources to support their ongoing learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The School of System Change’s blog shares contributions from a range of people and organisations who share our desire to learn from each other, and our enthusiasm and ambition for a just and regenerative future.
Learning and practice sessions and series are a multimedia resource that take emerging topics and discourse including organising for social change, governance, and more, into a facilitated discussion to share insights and practices. These sessions include course introductory and deep dive presentations, diagrams and visuals, and complementary recordings of panel discussions with practitioners from around the world.
Stepping into Systems is a three part film series exploring fundamental, introductory topics of systems change. We explore questions alongside ten experienced systems practitioners from a diverse range of practices and worldviews and weave them together.
The School of System Change’s blog shares contributions from a range of people and organisations who share our desire to learn from each other, and our enthusiasm and ambition for a just and regenerative future.
An up-to-date database of resources brought together from the fields of systems change and beyond. They take many forms - they might be things to read, watch, listen to, or even practical tools to experiment with in context. In combination, these resources invite people to experience the multiplicity of systems change practice and see the breadth of practitioners, initiatives and organisations working for transformation.
The Systems Change Learning Handbook is a comprehensive documentation of the School of System Change’s approach to systems change learning. It is designed to support the growing number of facilitators who are taking systems change learning into their networks, organisations, geographies and contexts.
The handbook emerges from a process of harvesting and sense-making held by the School and our collaborative partners, as we co-inquire into how to design and deliver systems change learning. In it, we share the School's multi-method approach and invite facilitators to develop their own modes of design and delivery.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The Systems Change Session Library is a database that includes every recorded session delivered by a contributor to the School’s learning journeys. It is a rich data source - showing the diversity of contributors in the School’s network, and the breadth of content, experience and worldviews they bring.
Find out how you can access this resource.
We have curated a number of Learning and Facilitation packs that aim to bring together framings, resources and assets relating to different systems change learning experiences that we offer at the School.
The packs range from broad introductions to core systems change concepts like fractals and experimenting in a system, to in-depth sessions on specific frameworks like Panarchy, Action Inquiry and Cynefin – from flows that support social learning and collaboration, to a facilitators’ guide to the Fieldwork process.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The packs act as gateways to up-to-date framings, resources and assets used by the School, pulling in content from our Resources and Assets libraries.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Our Asset Library is made up of materials used to support and accompany School learning journeys. These range from the slide decks used to give introductory and deep dive presentations to the diagrams and visuals we use to introduce and explain complex concepts.
The library is integrated with our Systems Change Learning Handbook and Learning and Facilitation packs to provide those who are facilitating systems change learning experiences with beautiful, consistent and up-to-date assets.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The School of System Change’s blog shares contributions from a range of people and organisations who share our desire to learn from each other, and our enthusiasm and ambition for a just and regenerative future.
An up-to-date database of resources brought together from the fields of systems change and beyond. They take many forms - they might be things to read, watch, listen to, or even practical tools to experiment with in context. In combination, these resources invite people to experience the multiplicity of systems change practice and see the breadth of practitioners, initiatives and organisations working for transformation.
Visualising the Field is a dynamic, visual tool connecting multiple practitioners and organisations across a vast range of approaches, ways of knowing and sectors in the ever growing field of systems change practice. It can be thought of as a visual rolodex connecting people and organisations by systems keywords made available from publicly available information. This is an important distinction: it maps affinities of shared approaches, rather than social relationships.
The School of System Change’s blog shares contributions from a range of people and organisations who share our desire to learn from each other, and our enthusiasm and ambition for a just and regenerative future.
An up-to-date database of resources brought together from the fields of systems change and beyond. They take many forms - they might be things to read, watch, listen to, or even practical tools to experiment with in context. In combination, these resources invite people to experience the multiplicity of systems change practice and see the breadth of practitioners, initiatives and organisations working for transformation.
Seedlings
use it to browse the breadth and depth of resources related to systems change, or find a specific resource relating to an area of interest.Cultivators
use it to find examples, references and resources to share or apply within their organisation.Irrigators
use it to find examples, references and resources to share or apply within their ecosystem.Collaborative Partners
use it to find examples, references and resources to share with participants of systems change learning.ENABLERS
use it to build a rich pool of resources for those who interact with our work, to understand what the field has and what it might need.the wider field
uses it to browse the breadth and depth of resources related to systems change, or find a specific resource relating to an area of interest.Visualising the Field is a dynamic, visual tool connecting multiple practitioners and organisations across a vast range of approaches, ways of knowing and sectors in the ever growing field of systems change practice. It can be thought of as a visual rolodex connecting people and organisations by systems keywords made available from publicly available information. This is an important distinction: it maps affinities of shared approaches, rather than social relationships.
the wider field
use it to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing.Learning and practice sessions and series are a multimedia resource that take emerging topics and discourse including organising for social change, governance, and more, into a facilitated discussion to share insights and practices. These sessions include course introductory and deep dive presentations, diagrams and visuals, and complementary recordings of panel discussions with practitioners from around the world.
Seedlings
use it to learn more about the topic and hear from those putting the work into practice.Cultivators
use it to share emerging topics to a wider audience and illustrate how to integrate into practice.Irrigators
use it to share emerging topics to a wider audience and illustrate how to integrate into practice.Collaborative Partners
use it during the delivery of systems change learning.Contributors
use it to share ideas and exchange with practitioners and other people in the field.These events and the resources they produce (recordings, presentations, discussions on social media) invite people in the School’s network and beyond into interesting discussions about systems change and related fields. They are an opportunity to connect with exciting practitioners, generate insights into thought provoking topics, and to expose our work to new sectors and audiences.
The Systems Change Learning Handbook is a comprehensive documentation of the School of System Change’s approach to systems change learning. It is designed to support the growing number of facilitators who are taking systems change learning into their networks, organisations, geographies and contexts.
The handbook emerges from a process of harvesting and sense-making held by the School and our collaborative partners, as we co-inquire into how to design and deliver systems change learning. In it, we share the School's multi-method approach and invite facilitators to develop their own modes of design and delivery.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Seedlings
use it to learn more about the topic and hear from those putting the work into practice.Cultivators
use it to share emerging topics to a wider audience and illustrate how to integrate into practice.Irrigators
use it to share emerging topics to a wider audience and illustrate how to integrate into practice.Collaborative Partners
use it during the delivery of systems change learning.Contributors
use it to share ideas and exchange with practitioners and other people in the field.These events and the resources they produce (recordings, presentations, discussions on social media) invite people in the School’s network and beyond into interesting discussions about systems change and related fields. They are an opportunity to connect with exciting practitioners, generate insights into thought provoking topics, and to expose our work to new sectors and audiences.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The Systems Change Session Library is a database that includes every recorded session delivered by a contributor to the School’s learning journeys. It is a rich data source - showing the diversity of contributors in the School’s network, and the breadth of content, experience and worldviews they bring.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Cultivators
use it to see the types of sessions contributors have offered in the past, and who might contribute to upcoming learning journeys.Irrigators
use it to see the types of sessions contributors have offered in the past, and who might contribute to upcoming learning journeys.Collaborative Partners
use it to see the types of sessions contributors have offered in the past, and who might contribute to upcoming learning journeys.ENABLERS
use it to see and manage information about the different sessions brought to our journeys by contributors.It is a single source for all the sessions shared on School learning journeys by contributors – it is both a record of who has contributed what content and methods in the past, and gives a sense of who might contribute to future learning journeys!
It demonstrates the breadth of content included in School learning journeys, and the contributors available to share it.
Find out how you can access this resource.
We have curated a number of Learning and Facilitation packs that aim to bring together framings, resources and assets relating to different systems change learning experiences that we offer at the School.
The packs range from broad introductions to core systems change concepts like fractals and experimenting in a system, to in-depth sessions on specific frameworks like Panarchy, Action Inquiry and Cynefin – from flows that support social learning and collaboration, to a facilitators’ guide to the Fieldwork process.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Cultivators
use it to support the design and delivery of systems change learning experiences.Irrigators
use it to support the design and delivery of systems change learning experiences.Collaborative Partners
use it to support the design and delivery of systems change learning experiences.ENABLERS
use it to ensure our network can access the most up-to-date framing, assets and resources on the range of methods we bring into systems change learning journeys.To support collaborative partners, irrigators and cultivators with the design and delivery of various systems change learning experiences, by pulling together in one place the relevant framings, resources and assets.
The packs act as gateways to up-to-date framings, resources and assets used by the School, pulling in content from our Resources and Assets libraries.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The packs act as gateways to up-to-date framings, resources and assets used by the School, pulling in content from our Resources and Assets libraries.
Find out how you can access this resource.
ENABLERS
use it as a ‘finding place’ for information about the School and our processes.
To document and share the School’s ways of organising thus supporting the Enabling Team in their day to day work, and building the resilience of the School’s culture and ways of working.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Our Asset Library is made up of materials used to support and accompany School learning journeys. These range from the slide decks used to give introductory and deep dive presentations to the diagrams and visuals we use to introduce and explain complex concepts.
The library is integrated with our Systems Change Learning Handbook and Learning and Facilitation packs to provide those who are facilitating systems change learning experiences with beautiful, consistent and up-to-date assets.
Find out how you can access this resource.
irrigators
use it to support learning sessions and journeys within their ecosystems.
cultivators
use it to support learning sessions and journeys within their organisations.
collaborative partners
use it to deliver systems change learning journeys with the School.
ENABLERS
use it to share well designed, up-to-date assets with our network.The library provides those in our network who are facilitating systems change learning with high quality, consistent materials that are a pleasure to use.
It acts as a single source of supporting materials for a range of systems change ideas and methods. It is integrated with our Learning and Facilitation packs, making it easy for our partners to find the resources they need.
Find out how you can access this resource.
We collaborated with foundations, academics, creatives and others to create Stories of Change, a series of videos and tools for designing and delivering system change practices.
Each story went through a process where we engaged a community of partners to transform these stories of change, through the lens of a particular systems framework, into immersive multimedia videos and facilitated learning experiences. The aim of this project is to create accessible resources to co-learn and help change agents to design more systemic strategies/action.
Seedlings
use it to understand stories of systems change throughout history (from the School’s perspective).Cultivators
use it to see historical events as case studies of systems change.Irrigators
use it to share stories of systems change within their networks and reframe how change happens.Collaborative Partners
use it during the delivery of systems change learning.To show how change has happened throughout history, alongside a systems framework, to help illustrate how systems change in practice.
The fields of systems change practice are wide and deep, and there is a limit to what can be covered in School learning journeys alone. Navigation and learning guides are a way of giving access to methods, resources, workbooks, guides and activities that may support participants’ ongoing reflection and action beyond the boundaries of the in-person element of the learning journey. The School creates these guides to enable participants to explore and re-visit a wide pool of resources to support their ongoing learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
seedlings
use it to experiment with and reflect on different methods as part of learning journeys.irrigators
use it to share a wealth of methods, resources and activities with learning journey participants in their ecosystems.cultivators
use it to share a wealth of methods, resources and activities with learning journey participants in their organisations.collaborative partners
use it to share a wealth of methods, resources and activities with School learning journey participants.To support ongoing action and reflection alongside learning journeys, by providing activities, workbooks, guides and access to methods and resources that support participants’ ongoing learning.
Provides learning journey participants with high quality, written guides related to specific systems change concepts and capabilities.
Find out how you can access this resource.
The purpose of School case studies is to show systems change in practice, highlighting our seven capabilities and to be used within systems change teaching and learning.
Find out how you can access this resource.
seedlings
use it to inspire participants to see systems change in practice across our seven capabilities.irrigators
use it to share stories of systems change within their networks.cultivators
use it to inspire them to put systems change into practice in their context, how they might start to practise with it, and how they might work with the School.collaborative partners
use it during the delivery of systems change learning.To provide examples of systems change in practice, highlighting the School’s seven capabilities.
They contribute to the field by showcasing real-life examples in the world of systems change, making the theory tangible.
Find out how you can access this resource.
Stepping into Systems is a three part film series exploring fundamental, introductory topics of systems change. We explore questions alongside ten experienced systems practitioners from a diverse range of practices and worldviews and weave them together.
Seedlings
use it to understand systems change concepts.Cultivators
use it within their organisations to support understanding of systems change concepts among teams.Irrigators
use it within their ecosystems and networks to support understanding of systems change concepts.Collaborative Partners
use it in the delivery of systems change learning.Contributors
we wove together 10 contributors' experience and thinking to inform this series.To share a diverse understanding of introductory systems change concepts in an engaging format.
The School of System Change’s blog shares contributions from a range of people and organisations who share our desire to learn from each other, and our enthusiasm and ambition for a just and regenerative future.
Seedlings + cultivators + irrigators + collaborative partners + the wider field
use it as a space to share and engage with interesting and relevant writing from the fields of systems change.contributors
use it as a space for storytelling, sharing ideas and reflections from their practice.enablers
use it as a key channel for our comms strategy.Our blog shares engaging and thought-provoking content, written for and by our network and the wider field.
It’s a space to share and engage with interesting and relevant writing from the fields of systems change.