Cultivating Safe Spaces for Systems + Society

$99.00

Some challenges are bigger than any one person, team, organization or community.

They may involve Indigenous Nations, governments, businesses, institutions, regulators and communities carrying different mandates, histories, authority and responsibilities.

This session explores the Systems and Society scales of Cultivating Safe Spaces and how Human Infrastructure Practice can be applied to complex partnerships, major projects, institutional relationships and long-term systems change.

You will explore:

  • working across organizational and institutional boundaries

  • multi-party and cross-sector collaboration

  • authority and decision-making across systems

  • governance and institutional relationships

  • competing mandates and responsibilities

  • shared strategy and systems alignment

  • major projects and complex partnerships

  • the difference between relationship problems and structural problems

  • the human capacity required to carry long-term change

Core Questions

Can multiple organizations, governments and Nations work together?
How do humans continue adapting together as complexity increases?

Who It’s For

Senior leaders, Indigenous Nations, government, industry, major-project teams, policy leaders, systems practitioners, consultants, facilitators and people working across institutional boundaries.

Some challenges are bigger than any one person, team, organization or community.

They may involve Indigenous Nations, governments, businesses, institutions, regulators and communities carrying different mandates, histories, authority and responsibilities.

This session explores the Systems and Society scales of Cultivating Safe Spaces and how Human Infrastructure Practice can be applied to complex partnerships, major projects, institutional relationships and long-term systems change.

You will explore:

  • working across organizational and institutional boundaries

  • multi-party and cross-sector collaboration

  • authority and decision-making across systems

  • governance and institutional relationships

  • competing mandates and responsibilities

  • shared strategy and systems alignment

  • major projects and complex partnerships

  • the difference between relationship problems and structural problems

  • the human capacity required to carry long-term change

Core Questions

Can multiple organizations, governments and Nations work together?
How do humans continue adapting together as complexity increases?

Who It’s For

Senior leaders, Indigenous Nations, government, industry, major-project teams, policy leaders, systems practitioners, consultants, facilitators and people working across institutional boundaries.