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September 21, 2017
Join us to hear HSD Professionals share their HSD stories about how they use HSD principles, models, and methods to change their worlds every day.
This week's presenters include:
Mary Nations and Jennifer Jones-Patulli "Resilience and Conflict"
Lecia Grossman and Griff Griffiths "Organizing Regional HSD Learning Groups"
Glenda Eoyang "Institute/field update and Adaptive Action Labs"
March 5, 2020 You know your world is complex. It is easy to get overwhelmed and confused in the face of growing demands, shrinking resources, fluid boundaries, and invisible connection.
Pattern Logic helps you see through the confusion into the deep dynamics that shape the complexity you face. Adaptive Action helps you act on what you see. When used together, these powerful tools reveal the simplicity that moves you through even in the most complex situations.
Join this session to build your capacity to see and take action to influence the simple on the other side of the complex.
Business & IndustryBuild Adaptive Capacity
In this interview, Jen Berg, HSD Associate, responds to four questions:
How did you discover HSD?
What HSD tool has made the biggest impact?
What is a good example of how you used HSD?
How has HSD made a difference in your professional life?
Learn more about Jen Berg at http://www.jenberg.com/
November 4, 2021
Creating and/or maintaining a strong community can be difficult when the world is changing as quickly and unpredictably as it is today. The current rate and degree of change bring pressure that increases the challenge at all scales. To connect with others and create strong, resilient communities, you have to be able to navigate the complexity of the 21st century.
Address issues of power and collaboration
Hold differences as you seek shared perspectives
Engage everyone in authentic and reciprocal ways
In this webinar you will learn a tool about engaging in generative ways that open space of innovation and connection in the midst of complex change. Use this tool to explore connections at all scales: interpersonal, organizational, and community.
Collaborate to Create Community
October 6, 2016
Collaboration is easy to talk about—almost everyone does—but it is not so easy to do. Internally and externally, all groups sing the praises of collaboration. They see the potential to create a whole that is greater than the sum of the parts. Sadly, lived reality is often different. Resources and hopes are invested, and the shared effort falls short. Learn how to see, understand, and influence the conditions so shape successful collaborations in your team, organization, or community.
An international conglomerate had invested millions of dollars and years of effort in first-class leadership development programs. Individuals found the programs inspiring, and their executives shared scattered stories about careers that had been turned around by innovative training programs and individual coaching.
Some people have a gift for seeing patterns in chaos. They make great artists and politicians and parents of two-year-olds. Pattern spotting does not come naturally to others, they look at a mess, and see only the mess. In HSD, we depend on being able to see deep simplicity that hides under the surface of chaos, so seeing patterns is a core competency for HSD practitioners. This guide will show you how.