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Teaching & LearningCollaborate to Create Community
This is the third in a series of blogs where Royce Holladay and Mary Nations explore the dynamics of Generative Engagement.
In last week’s blog, I explored a set of conditions that Mary and I believe can shape system-wide patterns of purposeful, meaningful dialogue; productivity across differences; and highly adaptive relationships. This week I want to share some thoughts we have had about what can happen if those conditions get out of balance with each other or when any of the conditions exclude individuals or groups in the system. As you read, consider how you see each situation play out in the systems where you live, work, and play.
June 15, 2017
Join us as we listen to three of our HSD Professionals share their HSD stories about how they use HSD principles, models, and methods to change their worlds every day.
Teaching & LearningCollaborate to Create Community
This is the second in a series of blogs where Royce Holladay and Mary Nations explore the dynamics of Generative Engagement.
In today’s blog, Royce and Mary invite you to explore specific system-wide patterns that they believe will emerge across a system that set conditions of shared identity, shared power, and shared voice.
June 8, 2017
Look out your window. Whatever your vista, even at its most peaceful, there is constant change and response, and tension and activity. You’re aware that the patterns you see out your window are shaped by all that goes on under the surface. In HSD, we use Pattern Logic, to help us explore those patterns in human systems to understand the dynamics that shape our world. That understanding inform our actions as we influence those patterns toward greater resilience and coherence.
Teaching & LearningCollaborate to Create Community
This is the first in a series of blogs where Royce Holladay and Mary Nations explore dynamics of Generative Engagement.
Business & IndustryManage Strategic Change
In this week's HSD blog, Glenda Eoyang talks about purpose, change, and the complex interactions that contribute to organizational evolution.
Today’s blog is the final in that series, pointing to how adaptive networks can help us cope with complexity and continue to move forward as we face some of today’s stickiest challenges:
Rapid, unpredictable change
Crossing bridges in our diverse communities
Global diffusion of information and resources
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