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Participatory Systems Change: A Primer
This report introduces the concept of Participatory Systems Change, building on ideas developed at the October 2016 Citizen Involvement and Systems Change Retreat, which brought 17 thought leaders from these two fields together in Whistler, Canada.
Characteristics of Participatory Systems Change (Handout)
This approach redefines key aspects of engagement, including sponsorship, issue framing, sequencing, the nature of democratic exchange, the method of analysis and strategies for mass communications.
If you are interested in working with us to convene transformative conversations or increase your organizational capacity to engage, our consulting services team would be happy to explore your needs today – we can design an engagement process that is right for you.
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