The 30th Anniversary Celebration of the Centre for Systems Studies; 21 September 2022, 12.30-4pm; Discovery Room, Hull University Business School; Online & In-Person Members of the Hull University systems community will give presentations and discuss the past, present and future of the Centre.

Young Lives vs Cancer want to commission a significant review of the psychosocial needs of children & young people with cancer and their families, and a systems thinking review of the way they are supported by the multiagency system around them. If you are interested in being involved in this, click for more details.

Job description – communications officer. The Schumacher Institute is looking for someone to help us with their communications, website, administration, book-keeping, and backup financial transactions. The role would be two days (14 hours) a week and is for 15 months in the first instance. Hours are flexible, would suit someone with caring responsibilities.

We are very pleased to announce that SCiO have agreements in place with the apprenticeship provider Cherith Simmonds to supply suitably qualified resources for their delivery of the L7 Systems Thinking Practitioner Apprenticeship in England and to support the design and development of their programme. This programme will start twice a year - check out the PDP listings if interested.

“How can systems approaches help accelerate the achievement of the SDGs in the post-pandemic context for building back better?” Webinar - 17 November 2021; 15:00 - 19:00 CET (Central European Time)

The Operational Research Society annual conference, running from 14th-16th September, has a large stream dedicated to Systems Thinking with 40 papers being presented over 16 sessions by both academics and practitioners. Click here for more details.

SYSTEMS THINKING STREAM AT THE OPERATIONAL RESEARCH SOCIETY ONLINE CONFERENCE (OR63), SEPTEMBER 14-16, 2021

The Centre for Systems Studies at the University of Hull annual lecture is by Carlo Rovelli, the celebrated theoretical physicist, on the work of Alexander Bogdanov followed by a dialogue hosted by Emeritus Professor Mike Jackson. This will be followed the next day with an all-day symposium on the life, work and contemporary relevance of Alexander Bogdanov. Attendance is free - click here for more details.

INCOSE UK NW Local Group are pleased to offer this event: Presentation (via zoom) by three of the authors on Tuesday 20 April 2021, from 19:00 to 20:30 hours. Click here for more details including a Zoom link.

The International Society for System Science has set up a book club with the aim to explore the systems science literature in depth. Books will be read over several months, with monthly reading assignments of approximately 50-100 pages. Meetings are on the third Thursday of the month from 12:30 – 2:00 pm Eastern Time.This is en event for ISSS members only.

Northumberland County Council Public Health Team (UK) are seeking expressions of interest from individuals with experience of research and analysis using system thinking tools and approaches. The Council is due to start a community conversation in one of our towns and the situation of concern is the strengthening of communities. This conversation will take place between the 15th March and the 15th April via online workshops, surveys and face to face subject to COVID-19 restrictions. Click here for more details.

CybSights events are hosted by the Cybernetics Society regularly twice a month. Future events include a presentation by Humberto Maturana and an online cybernetic drama. Attendance is free - non-members are invited to give a donation if they wish.

A series of six system thinking podcasts by Philip Tottenham & Ed Straw with others are now all available in Resources - search on resource type podcast. Also see https://www.edstraw.com/category/blog/