Patricia Kambitsch
About RSD14
Thanks to the incredible RSD14-Toronto team
RSD14-TO team and crossword answers
RSD14 Downloadable Programme Guides
Seeking a straightforward document format that outlines all the sessions in a group?
Invitation from Peter Jones, RSD14 Chair
A warm welcome to the systemic design community and our SDA members.
Planning your way in—Getting to RSD14
A few suggestions for international travellers.
The RSD online experience
With a bit of pre-planning, you can integrate the RSD online experience with your daily life.
How does the whole programme work?
RSD14 runs from October 3 to 21 as a series of online and in-person events dedicated to systemic design.
Do I need a visa to enter Canada?
Ensure you have the correct visa or travel authorisation for entry into Canada. Also, request a letter of invitation or official invoice.
Yes, You Can. A reflection from a new systemic designer
If you’re new to systemic design and wondering whether you can contribute to RSD14, the answer is simple: Yes, you can.
RSD14: Who we are
Meet the team. Every RSD is supported by a host university and dynamic group of systemic designers. Lesley-Ann Noel holds the Honorary Dean’s Chair, and Peter Hayward Jones and Greg Van Alstyne are the RSD14 Co-Chairs.
Why Arcs of Impact?
Given the importance of relations in systems, RSD14 seeks to explore relationality in complexity.
Pluriversal Arcs of Impact
Inspired by OCADU’s mandate to decolonide curriculum and embrace Indigenous learning outcomes, Lesley-Ann Noel embraces a pluriversal leadership style grounded in equitable power redistribution.
The RSD Movement | Moment
After 15 years of growth, RSD shows the energy and innovation of a movement. Photo: Inside a class at the Ontario College of Art, 1931.