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It is easy to get discouraged. Political wrangling. Corruption. Violence. Hunger. These are patterns of disaster or disappointment that fill the news and challenge hope. We can see the patterns, name them, and analyze them in many different ways. We can prioritize and strategize, report and evaluate, but the patterns persist.
Plan in Uncertainty
Adaptive Action helps unstick the most sticky issues for individuals, groups, and communities. In the Mahtomedi, MN TEDx, Glenda Eoyang tells you how.
Health CareBuild Adaptive Capacity
April 14, 2016
Traditional paradigms of health and care have helped cure many ills and revealed others. The challenge of tomorrow is to take Adaptive Action to see and shift patterns of intractable health challenges, and to address all these issues cost-effectively and sustainably. Listen to the recording to hear stories of transformation that demonstrate a new paradigm and its potential to heal the hurt in systems of health and health care.
We think of conflict as a pattern of human interaction that emerges as similarities, differences, and connections among people as they live, work, and play together. To expand this HSD perspective, think about conflict as a complex pattern that exhibits certain characteristics.
Plan in Uncertainty
It is easy to lose hope in chaos, but Adaptive Action helps you find the energy to keep moving.
Two years ago, I received a call from a friend. She wanted to let me know about an upcoming course she thought I might be interested in. She knew I was at a place in my conflict resolution practice where I felt stuck. I was observing things in conflict that defied methods, that couldn’t be explained by the models I was using.
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