Learn how transformative scenario planning and systems leadership help shape the future of Hawai'i, guiding Hawaiians as they address environmental, social, economic, and cultural challenges through collaborative efforts and shared understanding.
This interview explores Rebecca Freeth's experiences, working in South Africa on issues of justice and, in particular, racial justice.
This article explores the element of justice in the power-love configuration and what this combination might mean for all of us who navigate social change.
Many countries around the world confront the complex issue of immigrant, migrant, and refugee rights. As economies battle, GDP declines, and employment drops, anti-immigrant sentiment often rises.
Adam Kahane shares his learning from facilitating The Mont Fleur Scenario Exercise, which helped South Africa's transition to democracy.
The Dinokeng Scenarios were a space for open, reflective and reasoned strategic conversation among South Africans about possible futures for the country.
The Mont Fleur scenario exercise brought together diverse leaders who worked together to envision South Africa's transition from apartheid to democracy.