And we’re go! #RSD11 day 2! 🎉 here’s University of Brighton’s Sally Sutherland kicking things off…

Our brilliant course leader Dr. Tom Ainsworth co-presenting at Systemic Design Association | systemic.design with @HeatherBaid on ‘Reducing Healthcare Waste Through Systemic Design: Possibilities and practices for sustainable healthcare’ #RSD11

Tom Ainsworth “often design can be so concerned with designing solutions it can lose focus on the problem it is designing for” #RSD11 #systemdesign #healthcare

Chantal Spencer (she/her) presenting the aims, objectives and challenges of designing Brighton's first accessible pub crawl, and the Labour of Participation Index. #RSD11

Chantal Spencer (she/her) reflecting on time-as-labour, crip time and culture, the systemic oppression in design research, and the need to rethink research methodologies. #RSD11

Our fantastic Chantal Spencer (she/her) sharing work from her time on MA Sustainable Design at University of Brighton. Wonderful, thought provoking words #RSD11

Rachel J. Wilson presenting 'Designing Infrastructures of Care: An exploration of listening and slowness for socio-ecological wellbeing' #RSD11

"To listen us to connect and to participate" - Ranulph Granville Rachel #RSD11 #systemicdesign

Getting ready for sketchnoting session 20 Systemic Design Association | systemic.design #rsd11 sally southerlands leaky bodies!

Our brilliant and inspiring Sally Sutherland discussing intersecting thoughts on systemic design and her PhD research at Systemic Design Association | systemic.design #RSD11

Find out more about Katie Cunningham’s ‘A Tool for Sympoietic Thinking’ at katieleaf.co.uk @Katie_Leaf_ #RSD11

“Actions are not just what we do, but the things that are produced by the means in which we act” - @_ben_sweeting #RSD11

We are incredibly privileged to have Ben Sweeting’s inspiring mind guiding us through research practices on the course here at University of Brighton #RSD11

How can we embrace deep, speculative time and respond slowly and thoughtfully to urgency and crisis? Thanks Rachel #RSD11

If we recognize crip time, not just the time it takes to directly engage in participation, how does that shift who and how we engage when we do participatory design? Thx Chantel Spencer #Rsd11

How would incorporating our bodies and all of their taboos into our understanding of systemic design, alter our understanding of and approach to social systems (e.g. leaky boundaries)? Thx Sally Sutherland #rsd11

Our fantastic Anna (envy) presenting her provocative work on narratives and design fictions at Systemic Design Association | systemic.design #RSD11

“Can we visit a regenerative future? What would it look and taste and feel like?” - Anna Bertmark (envy) #RSD11

Another fantastic presentation from one of our own, Katie (@Katie_Leaf_) presenting her humbling work on embedding more-than-human care into design considerations #RSD11

I feel very honoured to have been mentioned in this beautifully written round up of some of the highlights of the #rsd11 symposium. Systemic Design Association | systemic.design @Ecocene ecolabsblog.com/2022/11/04/rel…