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Our online and in-person events, workshops, and trainings offer you a chance to gain perspective and learn new skills to navigate these times. Discover them below.
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IFS for Social Transformation 2026
Join us for this flagship online training programme that brings the transformative model of IFS to the field of social transformation.
Developed and piloted by Steffi Bednarek in 2025, this course will be co-delivered with Dr. Richard Schwartz, the creator of IFS, Nora Bateson, Vanessa Andreotti, and David Kitchings.
Starting Autumn 2026
Power, Polarization and Agency: Finding Our Way to Healthy Authority
In these times of political polarization and rising authoritarianism, it can be challenging to act with courage and skill. By exploring our own inner dynamics of power and polarization, we can find our way to healthy authority through Self-Leadership.
Each workshop will have a specific theme in which you’ll have a chance to “workshop” a particular personal or professional issue related to power and polarization through the practices of parts work.
February 04, 11, 18 2026
Narrative, Hope, and Agency in Complexity: Acting in the World - Training
This light-weight training hosted by the Cynefin team draws from complexity science and human knowledge to explore the theory and practice of working actively, on the ground, in the moment, with intractable problems.
We look at how we make sense of the world in order to act in it. Story and narrative will be core, both as a way of understanding and sense-making and as an activator of creative imaginations that take us beyond what we see around us, and into the “more-than-human” realms.
February 5 - March 5, 2026
Repair and Care in a Fractured World: A Psychological Outlook on the Climate Crisis and Beyond
In this 2-part workshop, Dr. Wendy Greenspun outlines a psychological understanding of the various fractures and ruptures that are both embedded in and contributing to the unfolding climate crisis and it’s multiple layers of embedded harm and injustice.
January 12 & 14, 2026 | 5:30-7 pm GMT
