Wat rock and roll ons laat zien over grote veranderingen in de samenleving

 
DRIFTers Sophie Buchel en Gijs Diercks duiken samen met andere panelleden in de opkomst van  rock and roll, en wat we daarvan kunnen leren over transities. In deze eerste van drie webinars genaamd Stories of Change, hoor je van alles over het Multi-Level Perspective (MLP) framework, en hoe je daarmee kan kijken naar grote maarschappelijke veranderingen in het verleden… en de de toekomst. Fijn dat ze dat doen, de School of System Change!
 
(Artikel gaat verder in het Engels)
Multi-Level Perspective  explains how transitions manifest through interactions between different levels of societal systems. We can use the MLP for systemic diagnosis–such as diagnosing complex challenges within societal systems such as mobility, housing or food.
 
This Stories of Change session focuses on the seemingly sudden rise of rock and roll in the 1950s. The speaker panel will discuss the MLP to understand the story behind this radical shift in the American music industry. Our panel of speakers comes from The School of System Change/Forum of the Future, The Dutch Research Institute For Transitions (DRIFT), and Glider Global.
 
And there’s a video, of course:

 
Speakers and panelists

• Host: Laura Winn, Head – School of System Change
• Sophie Buchel (DRIFT)
• Gijs Diercks (DRIFT)
• Garrett Stringer (Glider Global)
• Anna Birney (Forum for the Future) 

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This is part of a 3-part webinar series, Stories of Change. You may also be interested in joining:

• Oct 13 (Tues): Stories of Change 2: Iceberg Model – The Rise of the Civil Rights Movement.
• Oct 27 (Tues): Stories of Change 3 : Regenerative Model – Creating Resilient Communities in Mexico City