Spring - Social System Design Lab: Double Loop Learning Seminar Series

Exploring New Pathways for Solving Complex Social Challenges

The Double-Loop Learning Series convenes leading thinkers and practitioners who are reshaping how we approach problem-solving in complex social systems. Each seminar spotlights experts who share their research, lived experiences, and lessons learned from working alongside communities to design more equitable systems that foster human thriving.

This series is designed to spark dialogue, reflection, and shared learning across disciplines and sectors. Participants will gain valuable insights into innovative methods, practical challenges, and the evolving role of system dynamics in addressing today’s most pressing social issues.

Leveraging Systems Thinking for Workforce Development Success

The workforce system is shaped by a mix of policies, programs, and institutions. Leaders in workforce development recognize the value of aligning strategic goals but demographic shifts, technological changes, and global economic transitions make it challenging.

Dr. Chalise will discuss applying a systems thinking approach to bringing interest holders together to describe the key mechanisms driving workforce development. Through a collaborative process, interest holders created a systems map that identifies leverage points—ideas and interventions that could influence system behavior and improve outcomes.

Info: Join us on March 3, 12:00 pm-1:30 pm, for the Double Loop Learning Seminar Series in Brown Lounge.


We look forward to seeing you in person if you RSVP'd. You can also attend virtually using this link : https://wustl.zoom.us/j/94100518629?pwd=6uwdVku9TCvfqYZouynlcSDJys2ZVp.1

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