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AGENDA | WEDNESDAY, SEPT 30 | RSDX.ONLINE
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you deserve this.
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It's Workshop Wednesday! A chance to take a short break, step into another space, and encounter an idea, method, practice, or mode of inquiry—think interactive, thoughtful, and a little unexpected.
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RSDX workshops are a great way to meet with peers. A huge thanks to the organisers for sharing your work.
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Workshops are listed below in the order of play. Go to RSDX.online for times in your time zone.
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Join an online workshop now
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The big red link button takes you directly to the RSD15 online hub, where you will see session times in your time zone. Registration is quick and free. You can browse the agendas, bookmark sessions, or just join one.
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Today's workshops
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Titles link to the full brief on RSDsymposium.org. Names with links go to prior RSD contributions.
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Daytime hours across BST · CEST · IST · CST • AEST
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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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Experience SystemicStories.AI, an emerging platform that transforms lived and professional narratives into multi-level system maps. Participants will move from storytelling to visualisation, insight, and innovation, exploring how AI can augment—rather than replace—human sensemaking across complex healthcare and socio-technical systems.
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Daytime hours across EDT · South America · BST · CEST · IST
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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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What happens in the gap between systems after a life-changing experience? Using cancer survivorship as a starting point, participants will gigamap transitions, belonging, loss, and reintegration, drawing on varied experiences to explore how systemic design might support more nuanced passages between structured environments and everyday life.
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Daytime hours across EDT · South America · BST · CEST
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Fieldkeeper’s Log: entry [number]—exploring relational technologies through dramaturgy, poetics, and metaphor
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Become a Fieldkeeper and explore relational technologies through dramaturgy, poetic speculation, and conceptual mapping. Participants will create fragments of a living Fieldkeeper’s Log, using sensory notes and speculative protocols to imagine forms of AI and systems design grounded in reciprocity, slowness, ambiguity, and more-than-human relationships.
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Daytime hours across EDT · South America • AEST +1 day
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How can public-sector teams meet today’s demands while preparing for systemic change? This workshop introduces dual-timeframe policy innovation, combining participatory design, futures methods, and policy development. Participants will prototype approaches that address immediate needs while building capacity for more regenerative and just futures.
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Please pre-register for workshops so the organisers can prepare.
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NEXT WEEK'S WORKSHOP | OCT 07
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How can systemic design hold diversity while communicating with coherence? Using concepts of Awkward Space and Lucky People, participants will create and cross-fertilise systemic design biographies through textile and clay, exploring plural identities, tensions, and shared ways of articulating what systemic design can be and do.
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Next week's Paper Talks: October 8 & 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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Paper Talks are organised around three broad tracks; you'll find these at the top of the session page.
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ACTING — Practice: how systemic design is practised in real contexts—working with people, organisations, communities, places, and systems to navigate complexity and change.
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ENACTING — Methods: how systemic design is done—the methods, tools, processes, frameworks, and forms of making through which systemic inquiry and intervention are carried out.
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KNOWING — Inquiry: how systems and systemic design are understood—research, interpretation, sensemaking, epistemologies, ontologies, plurality, and different ways of knowing.
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Come for one paper, one conversation, or an unexpected connection. You do not need to be presenting—or even to call yourself an academic—to join in.
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October 8 & 9. Don’t miss the edges of your field.
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☞ Explore the RSD15 papers at RSDsymposium.org—search and browse by keyword, author, or topic.
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☞ On RSDX.online, find a Paper Talk by searching an author’s name or words from the title.
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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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