The more I learn about complex systems, the less likely it seems that the current, incremental approach to climate mitigation could work. It's as if, during the financial emergency in 2008, governments had said "we'll supply the bailout money at 2% a year between now and 2050".

One month to go on this fully funded UU Design PhD opportunity. Looking for all those interested in policy design to apply. Important work to be done! ulster.ac.uk/doctoralcolleg…

This extract from Regenesis should fill you with hope and impatience for change. It shows how everyone could have healthy, affordable food even as we minimise our impact on the living planet. We are trembling on the edge of a whole new world. theguardian.com/environment/20…

📣 We have published recommendations to Scottish Government to help Scotland realise the opportunity of new value in the nation’s land and #NaturalCapital in a fair way ⬇ bit.ly/NatCapAndLandA… #LandReform

We're offering fee-waivers and studentships for Master of Research applicants with proposals under the themes of health and wellbeing or the build environment for Jan 23 start The Glasgow School of Art GSofA Research. Get in touch with any Qs! 👋 gsa.ac.uk/study/graduate…

This year I’m interested learning how Unboxed might work with people and organisations in health, climate change and education. Looking forward to talks on systems, design in uncertain times, circular economy, sustainable futures. @IndiRoche Zoë Prosser @VictoriaBetton Phillippa Rose

Tomorrow (Wednesday) at 13.45, @IndiRoche and I will share our learnings & favourite resources for 'systems thinking within service design' SDinGov. We'll invite you to share yours & join us in forming a community of practice that embraces people and planet-centred complexity 🪸

I'm excited about speaking at the sold-out SDinGov 2022 conference! Find out more about the Digital Wellbeing offer I've been leading on and our Co-design journey The Children's Society - National Programmes & a futures scenario workshop with Jess.V invt.io/1txbscfatav #SDinGov

Excited to hear from service design colleague @IndiRoche at The Children's Society - National Programmes & Zoë Prosser on Systems Thinking in Service Design! #ServiceDesign #SystemsThinking #SDinGov

Great to hear from Zoë Prosser and India Roche on Design for Social Impact and sharing their experience of systems thinking in action and how we might build a community of practice. Also some great chat and connections made in the campfire session at the end. #SDinGov

Check out the #NCACEFest22 of Cultural Knowledge Exchange where Arts and Humanities Research Council Professor Katy Shaw and Rebecca Madgin will be speaking at different sessions. Find out more ⬇️

We are looking forward to being part of #NCACEFest22 this Friday(14th)12-1:30. Our session discusses felt experiences and the Arts and Humanities Research Council Place-Based Research Programme & includes 4 of our 9 fantastic KE Projects. Sign up bit.ly/3T6fnWH & see🧵for details of the session

Then we move to Zoë Prosser who will be 'Exploring Values and Setting Expectations' within the context of 'Resonance' project which draws together creative economy practitioners & cultural organisations in a series of productive civic exchanges GSA School of Innovation and Technology (3/8)

Fantastic presentations from Zoë Prosser, @ecraigatkins, Katerina Alexiou @IncubatingCivicLeadership & Marisa De Andrade Measuring Humanity! Thanks to National Centre for Academic and Cultural Exchange and everyone who joined this #NCACEFest22 session. For more on the Arts and Humanities Research Council #placebasedresearch prog see: gla.ac.uk/place

Listen back to #NCACEFest22 Fri: Why Does Place Matter? Rebecca Madgin Dr Liz Robson discuss foregounding felt experience in projects with Zoë Prosser @ecraigatkins, Katerina Alexiou @IncubatingCivicLeadership & Marisa De Andrade Measuring Humanity🎧soundcloud.com/user-245837210…🎧

The fantastic The Glasgow School of Art final year Product Design students showed us around their 'Designing Future Experiences' exhibition, on in the ARC until Mon 13th Feb. 🗓️Keep up to date with ARC public events & sign-up to our newsletter: bit.ly/3YCdcwH