We’re happy to share we’ve recently partnered with the fantastic team at TransCap Initiative (TCI). — We connected with Dominic Hofstetter and team after we published Design Foundations for Systems Capital and began to explore ways we might collectively advance the field of systemic investing (or systems capital) through joint research, prototyping, and field building. Systems Capital is one of three ‘Challenges’ we’re training our Challenge-Led…

Not so long ago we shared — in this piece — that for some time we have been evolving beyond a focus on social business towards a broader systems innovation lens. To reflect that we took on a new name. Well, guess what! We had to rethink the one we chose and now have a new new name! We went back to the wonderful work we did with five and dime and found another one that suited us. Hello from Griffith University’s Centre for Systems Innovation (or GUCSI!) 👋🏾

Frameworks for supporting transformative social innovation — The paper offered here was written by our team member Joanne McNeill in 2019, is based on research undertaken in 2013 as part of her PhD (awarded 2017). It’s different from the usual style of material we publish. Even though it’s more theoretical and lengthier than usual we’ve decided to…

7 everday patterns to shift systems towards equity — This piece is part of exploratory work we have been doing into everyday patterns, and the role and power of re-patterning in systems change. In our introduction we shared seven patterns we have identified across our work and that of others that go some way to making visible active re-patterning…

7 everyday patterns for systems change — This piece is part of exploratory work we have been doing into everyday patterns, and the role and power of re-patterning in systems change. In our introduction we shared seven patterns we have identified across our work and that of others that go some way to making visible active re-patterning…

We have a new name and a refreshed identity. 👋🏽 We’re still radically curious and still believe in shifting mindsets to envision new possibilities and reimagine the way we innovate. We’re still working to accelerate transformations to regenerative and distributive futures — it’s just that our focus has broadened from…

Our festive offering — We find ourselves in a paradox. There is an urgency to work towards innovation for better. Yet we must acknowledge the long arc of time and the relational nature of creating good change. And within that, the need to take time and space to look after ourselves. In this spirit, we offer some ideas for reflection while we hope you have a chance to rest and recharge. 12 days of Impact Innovation By The Yunus Centre, Griffith University Header image by: Aziz Acharki via Unsplash Working on innovation for impact…www.notion.so

How we practice the mindset of co-existing with exhaustion — #YCWOL5 — Here we share principles and observations from our fortnightly reflective sessions called Chimes, this time about balancing exhaustion with wholeheartedness. This is the fifth in a series of blogs in which we work out loud (WOL), putting to ‘paper’ our experience of building the practice of Being while…

Everyday patterns to shift systems towards equity — This piece is part of exploratory work we have been doing into everyday patterns, and the role and power of re-patterning in systems change. In our introduction, we shared seven patterns we have identified across our work and that of others that go some way to making visible active re-patterning…