How systems thinking can create more ethical design
The biggest problems we face as a society are systems problems. Systems thinking gives us not only the tools to zoom out and see these in their full, dynamic complexity, but to understand where we can most effectively intervene to make a difference.
But systems thinking can give us more than that. It can also give us powerful signals about whether our interventions will be ethical, and how we can overlay concepts like compassion, social license and fairness into the loops and the nodes. In the wake of two Royal Commissions and on wavefront of a third, Darren will discuss systems failures, their human cost, and how systems thinking can inoculate our designs from becoming, ultimately, harms.
Outline/Structure of the Talk
Talk with Q&A
Target Audience
Everybody
schedule Submitted 4 years ago
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Ended on Sep 22 '19 11:59 PM AEST
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LAST is a conference designed to be a platform for cross-discipline collaboration and the development of professional skills and knowledge. The conference is rooted in the lean and agile movements, but has a broader remit than just those domains. The theme of the conference centers around helping people level up in their professional capabilities. We are looking for talks or workshops that inspire attendees to try something to advance the Canberra Lean, Agile and Systems Thinking community and finish the day proud to be part of the community.
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Interpret the brief widely. Pitch us your ideas.
Be as detailed as possible in your submission, as this will help you to refine your idea in your own mind, help the content curation team select your session, and allow people who are coming to LAST to decide that they want to come and participate in your session/s.
Don’t forget, you can edit your session and adjust the idea prior to the event, so don’t think that you’ve only got one chance.
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