Workshops
Topics include aspects of design, systems, and futures thinking to help participants better understand and address complex challenges.

Formats range from a single introductory session, to convening a co-design initiative for more strategic change over time.
Whether in the midst of change or preparing to dive in, Change/Magic helps groups arrive at a shared understanding to build the conditions for transition. Formats range from a single introductory session, to convening a co-design initiative for more strategic change over time.

The specific content is dependent on where the participants are starting from and the north star for the change to come, and generally aims to:
  • increase awareness of less-visible stakeholders and influences,
  • increase the sense of hope and agency around potential futures,
  • improve the group's ability to transition and create real change.
Introductory Workshop
  • introduce a topic or method
  • single session
  • 1-hour to full-day workshop
  • full agenda set in advance
Workshop Series
  • explore several topics and methods
  • several sessions over a couple months
  • 1–2 hours per workshop
  • overarching agenda set in advance
Co-Design Convening
  • goal is to understand a problem area and align on a case for change
  • strategy and synthesis throughout process
  • depending on the project, it may include 3–4 preparatory sessions with client and 6–12 co-design sessions
  • 1–2 hours per session
  • overarching process set, with strategy and session agendas adapting throughout
  • implementation support
  • report with summary & next steps
Introductory Workshop
  • introduce a topic or method
  • single session
  • 1-hour to full-day workshop
  • full agenda set in advance
Workshop Series
  • explore several topics and methods
  • several sessions over a couple months
  • 1–2 hours per workshop
  • overarching agenda set in advance
Co-Design Convening
  • goal is to understand a problem area and align on a case for change
  • strategy and synthesis throughout process
  • depending on the project, it may include 3–4 preparatory sessions with client and 6–12 co-design sessions
  • 1–2 hours per session
  • overarching process set, with strategy and session agendas adapting throughout
  • implementation support
  • report with summary & next steps
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