The Academy for Systems Change has selected 25 extraordinary leaders to participate in the second cohort of the Academy Fellowship program.
Following an extensive nomination, application and interview process in 2017, the 25 successful candidates came together in-person in Maine this February to officially launch the program and begin to build the community that will support them for the next 3-years […]
Collaborating with the Enemy: The Academy for Systems Change hosts a virtual discussion with Adam Kahane
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In this free online webinar, the Academy for Systems Change hosts Adam Kahane in discussion about his most recent book: Collaborating with the Enemy: How to Work with People You Don’t Agree with Or Like Or Trust.
Adam Kahane has faced […]
In 2015, several members of the Academy for Systems Change came together in the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica to develop a collective financing strategy that would support the overall health of the Peninsula ecosystem, community, and economy.
I received a deep calling from the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica to help protect its rainforest and marine ecosystem in a way that would […]
Through our Academy Fellowship program, we worked with an extraordinary group of accomplished systems change leaders, each working to inspire and demonstrate ecological, social, economic, and spiritual well-being within themselves and for the communities, organizations, and networks that they serve.
Udom Hongchatikul holds his PhD. in Organization Development from Assumption University of Thailand. After 20 years working in different industries, small companies […]
To thrive in our changing world, students need to think in systems and take action for a healthy future. Using systems thinking as a foundation through the week, Camp Snowball — a summer professional development program that brings together school and district-wide teams of educators, youth, parents, business and community leaders — increased everyone’s capacity for learning and leading.
At Camp Snowball, […]
In this blog post, former Donella Meadows intern, Madison Sabol, writes about the interconnected of systems, reflecting on an article written by Donella Meadows in her Global Citizens column. Madison worked with the Donella Meadows Project in the summer of 2017.
Donella Meadows in Problems are Connected – and So Are Solutions
In this Global Citizens Column, Donella (Dana) Meadows highlights one […]