I loved Algebra at school. In particular, I loved arithmetic sequences, and practiced them so much that it became easy for me to see a group of numbers and extract a…
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I loved Algebra at school. In particular, I loved arithmetic sequences, and practiced them so much that it became easy for me to see a group of numbers and extract a…
Continue ReadingThis article is part of Illuminate’s Equitable Horizon Blog Series. Find more from this series HERE. Introduction The paper is written from the perspectives and experiences of three Black women…
Continue ReadingContinuing the conversation about ‘capitalism after the crisis’ In February 2023 The Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers penned this piece in The Monthly — Capitalism after the crisis. We were buoyed. The…
Continue ReadingWhat other ways of knowing can philanthropy embrace to imagine our future? This article, by Alexis Flanagan, first appeared in Alliance Magazine. Alexis is the Co-Executive Director of the Resonance Network. You…
Continue ReadingThe case for relationship-centred communities, organisations and systems What follows is an excerpt from the The Relationships Project’s Case Maker, Putting Relationships First IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE THE WORLD,…
Continue ReadingThis article appeared first on YES! Media as part of their “Murmurations” column A note from adrienne maree brown: Shawna Wakefield is passionate about collaborative work and collective thinking, as well…
Continue ReadingOver the past five years we have collaborated to birth and cultivate a constellation of tools to support people seeking to center community voices as we create more equitable systems. …
Continue ReadingThe School of System Change exists to nurture a systemic, living paradigm, where learning is change. Learning is not the transactional, linear process of acquiring institutionalised knowledge; it’s the process of…
Continue ReadingWhen adrienne maree brown shared her invitation for “less prep, more presence” in Emergent Strategy, I was one of the people who really needed to hear that to unlearn some long-time…
Continue ReadingAll our current global challenges can basically be traced back to one underlying paradigm or myth: That we are separate from others and the world. When we try to address…
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