🌿 Lasting systems change isn’t just structural—it’s relational. We’re launching a new chapter of work at @CollectiveChangeLab exploring how care, connection, and capacity shape what systems can become. This carousel sets the tone. More soon. #HealingSystems #SystemsChange

🚀 What’s to come in 2026: Healing Systems in Action Podcasts. Tools. Frameworks. Stories. We’re stepping into a new chapter of healing-centered systems change—and inviting you with us. Read more 👇 mailchi.mp/collectivechangel…

What does it take to move a system that feels stuck? It requires first addressing stagnancy and pain within ourselves. In a powerful conversation at #skollwf 2025, John Kania, Founder and Executive Director of @CollectiveCLab, reflected on how individual healing creates space for new possibilities across entire systems. Healing brings clarity. And with it, the space to imagine and work toward more peaceful futures. Healing isn’t just inner work, it’s collective. Watch the full session and explore how inner transformation can catalyze change: skoll.wf/wellbeingmatters

Introducing “Stories of What is Possible in Systemic Healing” 5 powerful cases showing how centering healing transforms systems and sparks collective action. 🌍✨ Let’s reflect, act, & advance equity together. Explore the stories: collectivechangelab.org/heal…

The Powerful Role of Storytelling in Systems Change by @CollectiveCLab link.medium.com/Ob8jYP9znOb ;“Systems storytelling centers on the human and empathic elements of the systems it depicts,.great article that helps us to unleash learning of complexity and improve our change skills

A thought exercise to come to grips with how language may limit our ability to create social change. We chose 5 well worn words that hold currency in the social change & social justice worlds: Impact, Indicators, Lived Experience, Transformation & Scale 🔗:shorturl.at/jotzX

🎙️ #SkollWF Speaker | Don’t miss out on hearing from Collective Change Lab's Dr. Laura Calderon de la Barca at the Skoll World Forum! Tune in online 💻 from April 9-12. 📥 Free RSVP: ➡️ skoll.wf/42QSAUL #socent @CollectiveCLab

ICYMI📽️: Recipe for Transformation - Redesigning systems through relationships co-hosted by @Cal4Justice How can we change our perception of power from one that is limiting to one that opens possibilities? 🔗: youtube.com/watch?v=dFFLgF0a…

During Fall of 2023, the @CollectiveCLab and @TheWellbeingP co-hosted a series of webinars on the topics of trauma healing and systems change. We invite you to explore the valuable content within this webinar Webinar: i.mtr.cool/lzqobtcqge Highlights: i.mtr.cool/dhdwqqpzwu

Join us for Recipe for Transformation: Re-designing Systems through Relationships co-hosted by @CollectiveCLab and @Cal4Justice , this groundbreaking workshop is not just an event; it's a movement towards reimagining power dynamics in our systems. shorturl.at/efnRT (1/3)

In this dialogue, @JuanitaZerda, a Director @CollectiveCLab, & @Rodgox explore the family as a metaphor for systems and #SystemsChange, plus the transformative #power of #healing circles creating ripples of change at two community organisations in the USA: schoolofsystemchange.org/sys…

#SkollGrantee | Interested in how trauma affects social systems? Learn insights from @CollectiveCLab about collective healing and more in this piece from the #CenteredSelf series: skoll.wf/3T26TCP @TheWellbeingP

"The prevailing narrative...treats traumatized people as psychologically abnormal, rather than as having a normal reaction to abnormal circumstances." Great from colleagues @CollectiveCLab bringing together thinking on #socialchange #science & #narrative. ssir.org/articles/entry/heal…

If you haven't taken a look at this extraordinary article on "Healing Systems: How recognizing trauma in ourselves, other people, and the systems around us can open up new pathways to solving social problems", the time is now. 👉 Read Here: ssir.org/articles/entry/heal…

⭐️What can we see when we view trauma through a systems lense? Our latest article in @SSIReview with partners @TheWellbeingP & @Georgetown