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Ruth Malan (ruthmalan@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 04-Jan-2025 00:08:36 JST Ruth Malan

Drawing Change — such a pretty template for exploring choices with: what? So what? Now what?
Source: Sam Bradd, https://drawingchange.com/resource/a-visual-tool-for-all-seasons-what-so-what-now-what/
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1. Sunflower: goal Visual planning tool for many seasons, featuring cedar, cranberry, hellebore, salal and sunflowers. Circles for what? Now what? So what? In each area of seasonal images
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  Growing new perspectives - a graphic facilitation planning tool
  
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  Free download for you - a Visual Tool for All Seasons. Shift your perspectives with a What, So What, Now What graphic facilitation tool
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  Places to Intervene in a System, by Sam Bradd adapted from Donella Meadows
  Source: https://www.sfu.ca/complex-systems-frameworks/frameworks/unpacking-complexity/places-to-intervene.html
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  1. Illustration of Donella Meadows’ PLACES TO INTERVENE IN A SYSTEM (in increasing order of effectiveness) 9. Constants, parameters, numbers (subsidies, taxes, standards). 8. Regulating negative feedback loops. 7. Driving positive feedback loops. 6. Material flows and nodes of material intersection. 5. Information flows. 4. The rules of the system (incentives, punishments, constraints). 3. The distribution of power over the rules of the system. 2. The goals of the system. 1. The mindset or paradigm out of which the system — its goals, power structure, rules, its culture — arises.
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  Ruth Malan (ruthmalan@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 04-Jan-2025 00:08:36 JST Ruth Malan
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  And a lovely colorful version of the (tippy) Iceberg Model (smiles)
  Illustration: Sam Bradd, https://www.sfu.ca/complex-systems-frameworks/frameworks/unpacking-complexity/iceberg-model.html
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  1. Iceberg has areas for what is visible and invisible. From the linked site: “The iceberg is a helpful framework for unpacking a complex challenge at multiple levels. Events, patterns and trends are visible, and we often have measurements and mechanisms for tracking these visible elements. We generally react to what we see and try to anticipate what will happen. But below the surface are the invisible elements, the systems, structures and mental models which we need to shift if we want the events, patterns and trends to change. Shifting the parts of the system that are invisible often requires regeneration, redesign and reframing. The very bottom of an iceberg may be physically small. but can have a significant impact on the position of the iceberg as a whole.”
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