At the heart of collaboration are relationships. Yet, sometimes in our quest for social impact, we rush ahead to "do" things rather than first learn how to "be" together. Systems Work involves the day-to-day activities that keep us in relationship with one another, ultimately forming the "action systems" that allow us to change the world while learning together. In this workshop-style session, we will look at the lessons from several case studies and then discuss together the ways in which these activities can be applied to our own collaborative work.
Cynthia Rayner joined the Collaborations Team of Catalyst 2030 to use the insights from her recently published book "The Social Work of Systems Change" to help Catalyst members think through their collaborations.
- Systems Work & Collaboration: Putting the two together to create lasting collective change ( Download)
- Collective Action Is Key For Systems Change ( Download)
- Communicating your Collaboration to Funders: How to make the case ( Download)
- The Nuts and Bolts of C2030 Collaborations ( Download)
- Systems Change: Bright Spots in Driving Collective Change ( Download)
- How to Build World-Changing Partnerships with Jean Oelwang | System Catalysts ( Download)
- Collaborating for Collective AAP – Moving Forward Together ( Download)
- CCW2021 Funding Systems Change Perspectives from Funders ( Download)
- Collective Impact and Sustainable Trails ( Download)
- Collective Change ( Download)
- Collaborating to Create a Common Agenda ( Download)
- Communications Considerations in Collaborations ( Download)
- Bouncing Forward: Cultivating Connection, Belonging and Collective Resilience ( Download)
- Collective expertise to translate early warning into humanitarian action: WMO Coordination Mechanism ( Download)
- Collective Action Learning Series - Session 2: Process ( Download)
