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SEPT 28, 29, 30 | RSDX.ONLINE
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drop in and say hello to ...
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4 maps +
4 workshops +
a communications perspective on ...
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RSD15 is back with Mapping Mondays and Workshop Wednesdays every week to October 28. Sessions are led by facilitators from academia and practice and designed as spaces for two-way community knowledge exchange—bringing methods, questions, experiences, and emerging practices into active conversation.
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Tuesday, October 29 is hosted by the Coordinated Management of Meaning Institute. This is a daylong, doors-open event with 30-minute conversations spanning a variety of fields, disciplines, and experiences. Each session applies a communication lens to a topic or case study—examining what we make in all we do and say.
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The big red link button takes you directly to the RSD15 online hub. Registration is quick and doesn't require payment. Questions or suggestions? Contact: cheryl@systemic-design.org
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Monday: Mapping Inclusive Learning
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Join Mari Suoheimo, Michalina Fidos, and Neha Mandlik in conversation with designers. Check out the maps.
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• From Barriers to Bridges: Visualising inclusive pathways for preschoolers in ADI
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• From Distance to Participation: A systemic perspective on inclusive museum access for rural kindergartens in Romania
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• Tackling Inclusion Challenges of Immigrant Kindergarten Children via Curriculum Development at Linderud Manor
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• Fet's Locus: Designing for neurodiversity in Indian higher education
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Tuesday: Coordinated Management of Meaning
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Don’t let this mouthful of big words stop you.
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Coordinated Management of Meaning (CMM) is exactly what it sounds like; it posits that communication itself is a coordinated management of meaning, and that what is “going on” when we interact is a complex process of joint action that “makes” our social worlds. This social constructionist take on communicating is a stark (and important) deviation from the widely accepted transmission model of communication, which simply describes sending a message to a receiver (which may be accurate for radio waves, but it’s not quite the same for human beings).
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The RSD15-Communications Perspectives day provides an opportunity to get a sense of the vast and diverse applications of the Coordinated Management of Meaning theory, and its practical sister, the Communication Perspective. Together, we will practice applying CMM as a lens across a variety of fields, disciplines, and experiences.
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See the CMM editon of the SDA newsletter for more information, including a quick view of the agenda and time zone alignment.
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Tuesday's CMM programme consists of a continuous series of 30-minute sessions. The following are the start and end times across 8 representative time zones.
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Wednesday: Bring your curiousity
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This week launches the RSD15 workshop series—another extraordinary series by designers, for designers. The annual workshops offer a distinctive opportunity to meet others across the systemic design community, try things out together, and encounter different ways of working with complexity. No two sessions are quite alike.
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You are guided through an interactive discussion or a set of activities designed to explore, apply, or develop an idea. Organisers introduce a process, method, or concept, then create space for contribution, reflection, experimentation, and learning through doing.
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Workshops this week: health, transitions, exploration, and policy
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SystemicStories AI: An AI-enabled systemic design atlas for Singapore’s health & care sector — Yeuk Fan Ng, Tamsin Greulich Smith, Brian Ng, Kok Young Chai, and Tewin Goh
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Mind the Gap: Transitions between systems and getting lost in the void — Marit Askbo, Omri Geiger, and Thomas Gundersen
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Fieldkeeper’s Log: entry [number]—exploring relational technologies through dramaturgy, poetics, and metaphor — Willow Gatewood
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All Tomorrow’s Policies: Methods for dual-timeframe policy innovation — Chelsea Mauldin and Natalia Radywyl
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NEXT: week of October 5–9
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Come for the research. Stay for the cool weirdness.
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Paper Talks are 142 papers curated in groups of three. Expect serious thinking, unexpected connections, portable ideas, and quite a bit of holy cow!
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What are you doing this week? Systemic design has an agenda.
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See the full RSD15 programme for Mapping Mondays, Workshop Wednesdays, CMMi Communications Perspectives, Paper Talks, Turin annual host gathering and the regenerative retreat.
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