Reimagining Systems

Questioning and redesigning how things work

The systems we inherit — economic, social, organizational — weren't designed for the world we live in now. This lens explores how we question what's broken, imagine alternatives, and build structures that serve human flourishing rather than extraction.

Writing

Field Notes
Somewhere Along the Way
Somewhere Along the Way

On return, reverence, and the work of finding home

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Between Gratitude and Ground
Between Gratitude and Ground

On rest, reconciliation, and treading trodden trails

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Love, Fear, and a Phone Call
Love, Fear, and a Phone Call

Love over fear on the shores of Beaver Lake. A journey through silence, courage, and what it means to live the questions.

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Podcast Archive

Podcast
Heather Hiscox: The Power of the Pause
Heather Hiscox: The Power of the Pause

Heather Hiscox explores how pausing before action can transform changemaking and create sustainable social impact.

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Jenny Morgan: The Moral Ecology of Climate Discourse
Jenny Morgan: The Moral Ecology of Climate Discourse

Climate strategist Jenny Morgan examines how polarization impedes environmental action.

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Phyllis Leavitt: The United States of Love
Phyllis Leavitt: The United States of Love

Reconstructing the Narrative of a Nation.

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David Goyes: A Good Life for All
David Goyes: A Good Life for All

Redefining justice through restorative practices and social equity

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Nellie Scott: A New Kind of Peace
Nellie Scott: A New Kind of Peace

Preserving Sister Corita Kent's revolutionary legacy at the intersection of art and activism.

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How have you experienced the intersection of seemingly separate domains in your life or work?

How have you experienced the intersection of seemingly separate domains in your life or work?

What boundaries or divides do you find most artificial or limiting in today's world?

What boundaries or divides do you find most artificial or limiting in today's world?

When have you found unexpected connections between different fields or perspectives?

When have you found unexpected connections between different fields or perspectives?