The white boxes indicate sessions that bring together people who are online with those who are in person in Brighton. Online participants join via the RSD11 hub on Zoom while in-person venues will broadcast the session.

A grey box indicates that the session is hosted online. There's a single #RSD11 Zoom link for the entire symposium, and the virtual lobby and chat will open 30 minutes before the session begins. Brighton sites will have dedicated spaces for those who want to join online sessions – however, they are not broadcast, so these are "bring your own device" sessions.

There are several onsite venues, and details can be found in the black boxes marked "venue". Refreshments and lunch are provided.

Pre-symposium workshop day, online and in-person all-day

Online via Zoom link – the lobby and chat will be available.

In-person venues

Morning meet-up for tours at the University of Brighton, City Campus, Grand Parade Building | CAMPUS MAP

Afternoon workshops at the University of Brighton, Moulsecoomb Campus, Elm House| MOULSECOOMB CAMPUS MAP

Notes

Grand Parade is the base for Brighton Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA). Several exhibitions are on in the Grand Parade and Dorset Place galleries at Brighton CCA during RSD11.

Moulsecoomb is Brighton’s biggest campus and student village, home to the School of Business and Law, School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering, School of Applied Sciences and part of our School of Art and Media. Moulsecoomb is two miles north of Brighton city centre. The campus is near Moulsecoomb train station, bus services, and cycle lanes.

Tours around Brighton

Meet at Grande Parade

Bill Lynch exhibition tour (info coming soon)

Seeing urban food futures in Brighton: a physical and virtual exploration in the city

Current online workshops

Commoning By Design: Exploring commoning approaches for multispecies stakeholder cooperation in systemic design

Design with Togetherness: Cooperation among relations, systems, processes

Unravelling Safety Through Place, People and Things

→ Sign-up for October 12 online workshops using the access code provided.

Online via Zoom link – the lobby and chat will be available.

In-person registration & venue

University of Brighton, Moulsecoomb Campus, Elm House, BN2 4GJ | MOULSECOOMB CAMPUS MAP

Moulsecoomb is Brighton’s biggest campus and student village, home to the School of Business and Law, School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering, School of Applied Sciences and part of our School of Art and Media. Moulsecoomb is two miles north of Brighton city centre. The campus is near Moulsecoomb train station, bus services, and cycle lanes.

Elm House – registration desk opens at 10:30, studio starts at 11:00

Note: the studio is in-person at Elm House and open to online participants via the Zoom link.

Investigating new scenarios in food preservation (Part 2/2) – all-day, continues at 13:30.

→ Sign-up for October 12 online workshops using the access code provided.

There are over 30 maps and exhibits – contributing to a resource of systemic design artefacts that find the connections and relationships between things, span aspects of a system, and create immersive, rich design spaces. The exhibition includes a group displayed at Moulsecoomb Campus alongside the conference at the weekend at University of Brighton CCA, and the full digital collection.

Exhibits include a series of projects produced on the MA Sustainable Design programme, and work in progress of a systemic design challenge by the BSc Product Design students at the University of Brighton.

Presentations

The Hidden Curriculum in Medical Education: Exposing the Loss of Empathy

Visakhapatnam : A Clean Industrial Hub

Others to be announced

In-person registration & venue

University of Brighton, Moulsecoomb Campus, Elm House, BN2 4GJ | MOULSECOOMB CAMPUS MAP

Moulsecoomb is Brighton’s biggest campus and student village, home to the School of Business and Law, School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering, School of Applied Sciences and part of our School of Art and Media. Moulsecoomb is two miles north of Brighton city centre. The campus is near Moulsecoomb train station, bus services, and cycle lanes.

Concurrent in-person workshops

Powers of Ten: Mapping systems-level gaps using the SX Canvas

Seeing urban food futures in Brighton: a physical and virtual exploration in the city (continues)

The Book of Iteration: Workshop and Introduction to the Method

Investigating new scenarios in food preservation (Part 2/2 PM)

→ Sign-up for October 12 online workshops using the access code provided.

Concurrent online workshops

Between Iceberg Model and How Might We question

EN-ROADS: Using the Climate Interactive Tool for Designing and Planning

Concurrent in-person workshops

From Discord to Effective Innovation Cycles: Mitigating Project Team Hierarchies

Indigenizing & Decolonizing Social Innovation: Lessons for Systemic Design

Investigating new scenarios in food preservation (Part 2/2)

Playing With The Trouble: Exploring (mini)games for interdisciplinary connections

Concurrent online workshops

How can ethics, diversity and participative values be embedded into an artificial intelligence system?

Systems Works: Developing Systems Thinking capability by understanding daily problems (90 minutes)

The Age of Planetary Systems Complexity: Applications for Systemic Design

Brighton Electric, Tramway House, 43-45 Coombe Terrace, Lewes Road, Brighton, BN2 4AD

Casual gathering for all – including SDA General Assembly.

The Systemic Design Association General Assembly will be held at Brighton Electric and online from 18:30-19:30 BST. All welcome. This one-hour meeting is an update on SDA activities from November 2021 to October 2022. Supporting members are encouraged to vote on the proposed change to the statutes (below) and elections for board members. The meeting will be held online (via Zoom link).

All welcome – sign-up to receive the agenda and supporting documents.