ALIA Webinar Series
This series highlights some of the most promising frameworks, tools, and ideas that are being prototyped and refined across the ALIA network. As a contribution to the field of social innovation, we have invited thought leaders and practitioners to share their practical wisdom with us—what works, what’s helpful, what they have learned, and the questions that are moving them forward.All webinars will take place at 4:00 pm GMT (noon Atlantic, 8:00 am Pacific) and will be recorded for playback.
There is no charge for the webinars. However, your donation towards the cost of organizing them will be greatly appreciated. The donate button is located on the sidebar to the right.
Webinars will be available for viewing on resources page after broadcast.
March 26 – Transforming Limiting Beliefs: The Work of Byron Katie
Caitlin Frost introduces Byron Katie’s self-inquiry process designed to surface and release the invisible assumptions that hold us back. Register here.April 2 – Building Collective Capacity for Systemic Change
Peter Senge, author of The Fifth Discipline and The Necessary Revolution, talks about breakthroughs and challenges in his current work, which supports “living examples” of large-scale multi-stakeholder change. Register here.April 16 – Transformative Scenario Planning
Adam Kahane of Reos Partners illustrates how Transformative Scenario Planning can influence the trajectory of complex systems, citing examples from civil wars, the global food system, and efforts to curb the drug trade. Register here.April 30 – Disaster as Springboard for Thriving Resilient Communities
Bob Stilger of New Stories describes his work in the disaster region of Japan, where deep dialogue and new partnerships are leading to collaborative action and renewal. Register here.
May 14 – Building Collective Mastery in Organizations
Art Kleiner, editor
of strategy + business magazine, shares new research into how
exceptional companies build collective mastery, including various
approaches to mindfulness. Register here.
VIEW EARLIER WEBINARS
January 22 – Social Labs
Zaid Hassan of Reos Partners distills essential principles of next-generation Labs, illustrated by both local and global examples. View webinar on resources page.January 29 – Adaptive Action
Glenda Eoyang of Human Systems Dynamics introduces Adaptive Action as a tool for working with uncertainty and complexity in organizations. View webinar on resources page.February 26 – Three Horizons
Bill Sharpe of the International Futures Forum introduces the Three Horizons as a simple yet robust framework for collectively living our way into an unknown future.Source: http://aliainstitute.org/tools-for-transformation-an-alia-webinar-series/