Design Systems Change Handbook

Learn how to design and implement systems change to positively disrupt the status quo and ensure that effective outcomes are achieved. Learn about theories of change and systems interventions so you can create effective systems change outcomes.

Overview

The circular movement is already here

The movement toward a circular and regenerative economy is well underway, and this handbook is here to help anyone discover how they, too, can design systems change for a positive future.

The decision to be involved in change, be it in your personal or professional life, starts by discovering how to activate your personal agency, identifying the sphere of influence you uniquely hold and then actioning your creative potential to engage with change. The core content in the handbook, the fifth in a series on how to make positive impactful change, offers a practical roadmap for activating a career as a creative changemaker by design.

Contents

What’s inside this book?

This handbook is an in-depth exploration of agency-building tools for activating a life of creative changemaking. Packed with new insights and ideas on how to expand your sphere of include and contribute to the transition to a circular and regenerative future, this handbook is also a workbook, complete with interactive reflections and actions to help expand your capacity to make change.

Options and Pricing

Three payment options:

Full price: This pricing level is for those who have the resources to contribute the full price in one or two split payments. Your full price payment helps support those who otherwise would have a hard time accessing the course.
Supported price: This pricing level is for those who can contribute to the course cost, but not at the full level, however are still relatively comfortable with the cost. The supported price is equivalent to approximately half price.
Emerging price: This price level is for those who have either currency conversions that are distinctly unfavourable, are students, or are experiencing other hardships or circumstances that are impacting their ability to pay the full or supported fee.

What you get