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People who work together always evolve ways of doing things—the culture of their organization or community—that express their own needs, values, habits and patterns of relating. Patterns of how people relate can be attractors that hold certain behaviors in place, sometimes helpfully and sometimes n…
Veterinarians Kate Hurley and Julie Levy founded the Million Cat Challenge to save the lives of cats, reduce feral feline populations. Veterinarian Kathy Keil joins the discussion of starting new initiatives, complexity, and diffusion of new practices. 8-26-16
Dr. Gittell and Dr. Hornstrup will discuss Dr. Gittell's newest book, Transforming Relationships for High Performance: The Power of Relational Coordination. They will discuss research and analysis of relational coordination processes in several industries and organizations. 9-23-16
John Sewell and :Liz Rykert have helped refugees settle in Canada and now are part of a citizen group supporting a Syrian family who fled Aleppo. Lisa Kimball and colleagues in the Washington DC area are welcoming a family from Afghanistan.
Denise Easton and Lawrence Solow discuss their book, Complexity Works! Influencing Pattern-Based Change in Teams and Organizations. They introduce the Complexity Space Framework, which helps people understand and respond to change. 11-11-16
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