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Systemic Design Toolkit

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TOOL 07

Deep Reflection​ How to use this tool: Part 2: Campfires with the wider system​ ​ Although it is beneficial to reflect individually or within your team, bringing people together from different organisations working on a common mission can be even more powerful. We suggest setting up a ‘campfire’. Typically, campfires are places where people from all backgrounds can share stories without judgement, which makes them the perfect setting for reflecting on the wider system.​

​Running a campfire:​ emind attendees of your common mission or R vision. Your Future Vision (tool 3 ) may help with this.​

What now? Commit to three actions as a group that you will work towards before you next meet.​ Ensure that the next campfire is scheduled.

heck-in in pairs: how are you and what are C you personally learning from this work so far?​ I n small groups, share progress on your project and where you might value support from the wider group.​

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​Setting up a campfire: ​ Feedback in plenary.​ tart by thinking about who should be present. S Your Stakeholder Ecosystem Map (tool 4 ) may help with this.​ hen inviting people to attend, set the W expectation that ‘campfires’ are regular, informal story telling sessions where the group can share and reflect on progress towards your common mission.​

I n different small groups, consider the bigger signals of change that you are seeing. What else is happening that is influencing the common mission or vision?​ Feedback in plenary.​

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