EVENTS
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PAST EVENTS
MSLS OPEN HOUSE ONLINE
16 March 2023: 5-6 pm CET
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This was a unique opportunity to learn more about the MSLS Programme, and ask questions directly to MSLS staff, current students and alumni.
We gave you a glimpse of student life in- and outside of the MSLS Learning Lab and answered all of your questions. If you could not make it to this event but want to learn more about the MSLS Programme, watch the recording! |
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MSLS DEEP DIVE: EXPLORING CYNEFIN WITH DAVE SNOWDEN
8 Dec. 2022 - online
In this 90 min session, Dave Snowden guided us in an exploration of the latest thinking and practice around the Cynefin Framework. This free online event was open for everyone and organized by MSLS.
MSLS DEEP DIVE: A TASTE OF WARM DATA WITH NORA BATESON
17 OCT. 2022 - 6 PM CEST - ONLINE - FREE
“There are unexpected possibilities that await in another order of parallel approaches. There is a territory of communication, relationships and daily living that allows for a total change — it is within reach, but not in the solutions currently being reached for.” - Nora Bateson
Warm Data” is the transcontextual information about and within the interrelationships that integrate elements of a complex system. Complex, systemic challenges are shaped by the interaction of multiple contexts—the economy, nature, politics, culture, technology, etc. —and in order to effectively address such challenges, we have to understand the transcontextual interdependence.
The Warm Data Lab is created to help release and revitalize sensitivity to the sacred processes of life that have been fragmented by the last several hundred years of history. Warm Data Labs are made for a broken world. The People Need People Online adapts this practice to exist in an online space, in a time when we need to be apart, and yet need to be together more than ever.
Grounded in over a century of deep theoretical roots and a lineage of systems thinking, the Warm Data Labs transform complexity science into an experiential approach of profound mutual learning and relationship building.
In this 2-hour session Nora Bateson will lean into an exploration rooted in theories that are often left out of systems thinking that inform Warm Data and get a taste of the online practice, People Need People (PNP). This experience allows for new kinds of unscripted and unexpected conversations which open fresh perceptions towards emerging territories of responsiveness where the value is in the relationships. These transcontexual conversations highlight the illusions of independence and widen our sensitivities to the entanglements of our living systems.
The Warm Data Lab is created to help release and revitalize sensitivity to the sacred processes of life that have been fragmented by the last several hundred years of history. Warm Data Labs are made for a broken world. The People Need People Online adapts this practice to exist in an online space, in a time when we need to be apart, and yet need to be together more than ever.
Grounded in over a century of deep theoretical roots and a lineage of systems thinking, the Warm Data Labs transform complexity science into an experiential approach of profound mutual learning and relationship building.
In this 2-hour session Nora Bateson will lean into an exploration rooted in theories that are often left out of systems thinking that inform Warm Data and get a taste of the online practice, People Need People (PNP). This experience allows for new kinds of unscripted and unexpected conversations which open fresh perceptions towards emerging territories of responsiveness where the value is in the relationships. These transcontexual conversations highlight the illusions of independence and widen our sensitivities to the entanglements of our living systems.
CAN ALL OF HUMANITY PROSPER & THRIVE ON A STABLE, RESILIENT EARTH?
10 MAY 2022 9-10:30 AM CEST I BTH MULTISALEN
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On 10 May the MSLS Programme invited Anders Wijkman to speak at the Blekinge Institute of Technology in Karlskrona. Anders, a Swedish opinion leader, author and regular guest speaker at MSLS, presented and discussed ”Earth4All” - a report that is launched in summer 2022, partly as a 50-year follow-up to the Limits to Growth.
”Earth4All" is an international initiative, supported by the Club of Rome, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Studies, Stockholm Resilience Center and the Norwegian Business School. The purpose is to accelerate the systems-changes we need for an equitable future on a finite planet. For those of you who could not join us, watch the recording below!
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MSLS PRESENTS:
VISIONING, REBELLING, ADAPTING: SUSTAINING HOPE IN HELL
4 MAY 2022 3PM CEST
Esteemed sustainability activist Jonathon Porritt joined us for an online event at MSLS on May 4th titled: Visioning, Rebelling, Adapting: Sustaining Hope in Hell. Jonathon is co-founder of Forum for the Future, President of Population Matters, President of The Conservation Volunteers, a Non-Executive Director of Willmott Dixon Holdings, and a Director of Collectively (an online platform celebrating sustainable innovation). He is involved in the work of many NGOs and charities as Patron, Chair or Special Adviser. During this event he discussed his long career advocating for sustainability and the sense of optimism he feels despite the ongoing challenges we face. Jonathan was interviewed by Rebecca Laycock-Pedersen and talked through his latest book Hope in Hell: A Decade to Confront the Climate Emergency.
For those of you who could not join us, watch the recording below!
For those of you who could not join us, watch the recording below!
MSLS PRESENTS:
ADAM KAHANE & YANNICK WASSMER IN CONVERSATION
21 OCT 2021 3-4:30 PM
We welcomed all change agents, facilitators, designers, hosts, and leadership practitioners to join Adam Kahane, director of Reos Partners, and the MSLS Programme for a conversation about his latest book ‘Facilitating Breakthrough: How to Remove Obstacles, Bridge Differences, and Move Forward Together’.
Adam has spent his career working as a leading thinker, organizer, designer, and facilitator of processes through which business, government, and civil society leaders can lead social change and move through 'tough problems'. He has written numerous books including: Solving Tough Problems, Power and Love: A Theory and Practice of Social Change and his work and thinking has been a source of inspiration to the MSLS Programme. We stepped into a conversation about how transformative facilitation can help create thriving, sustainable and just societies. This event was held in collaboration with Reos Partners and hosted by MSLS alumnus and Reos Associate Yannick Wassmer.
For those of you who could not join us, watch the recording below!
Adam has spent his career working as a leading thinker, organizer, designer, and facilitator of processes through which business, government, and civil society leaders can lead social change and move through 'tough problems'. He has written numerous books including: Solving Tough Problems, Power and Love: A Theory and Practice of Social Change and his work and thinking has been a source of inspiration to the MSLS Programme. We stepped into a conversation about how transformative facilitation can help create thriving, sustainable and just societies. This event was held in collaboration with Reos Partners and hosted by MSLS alumnus and Reos Associate Yannick Wassmer.
For those of you who could not join us, watch the recording below!
ART OF HOSTING TRAINING
16 - 19 JUNE 2019
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In a world with increasingly big challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, migration, poverty and general divisions between people, it is vital we come together to make sense of and address them. We face these challenges as individuals, citizens of the Earth, and as communities and organisations. Engaging and energizing ourselves at these different levels requires skills in dialogue, working in complex systems, and helping the whole be more than the sum of its parts. This is why we called the 10th Art of Hosting Karlskrona training with the question:
How can we build our capacity to co-create the world we want to live in as humans, communities, organisations, and citizens of Earth? What capacities are required to work with these diverse groups within a complex and rapidly changing world? What is the individual’s role and how can we empower each other? The Art of Hosting training provided us with the space for such inquiries. It gave us the necessary methods and practices to explore our individual and collective roles in the world through meaningful conversations. |
MSLS REUNION
24 - 26 JUNE 2019
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“Will there be enough leaders in time?” It is this simple yet powerful question that Dr. Göran Broman and Dr. Karl-Henrik Robèrt put out in the world in 2004 and lies at the core of MSLS.
Over the years more than 700 of us - sustainability leaders from 86 countries - have said yes to this invitation to embark on a journey of transformation on the beautiful archipelago of Karlskrona. And now it´s time to come home! Our intention for the reunion was to renew and strengthen the sense of our community - to celebrate life and the work we do in the world. |
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