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Mapping changes over time in Kumu

Mapping changes over time in Kumu

If there’s anything that we can agree on in this world, it’s that change is constant. Systems evolve, networks grow and communities…
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Michelle Monty
How we’re approaching v3

How we’re approaching v3

The last time we teased you with a rebuild was in 2013. Back then, we were a nimble product with a small but keen set of users. Ten years…
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Jeff Mohr
Endless data possibilities: Utilizing APIs for import into Kumu

Endless data possibilities: Utilizing APIs for import into Kumu

How we used the Spotify API to visualize data on music playlists for this year’s Black History Month.
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Morgan Wills
Learning a New Dance: Reflections on Governance and Systems Health

Learning a New Dance: Reflections on Governance and Systems Health

Nearly two years ago in his blog, Governance for Systems Change, Rob Ricigliano shared four practices to help governors work with complex…
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Jessica Kiessel
Exploring how to avoid climate disaster with Kumu and ChatGPT

Exploring how to avoid climate disaster with Kumu and ChatGPT

Bill Gates’ recent book “How to Avoid a Climate Disaster” gives a helpful overview of where most of the carbon emissions are coming from…
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Jeff Mohr
Rethinking How to Finance System Health

Rethinking How to Finance System Health

Rob Ricigliano (Systems and Complexity Coach) and Anna Muoio (New Capitalism Project)
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Rob Ricigliano
Celebrating systems thinking through student projects

Celebrating systems thinking through student projects

Taking a look at the Kumu maps created by students during the 2023 Map the System contest
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Morgan Wills
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Principles for Network Thinking and Action

Principles for Network Thinking and Action

Not every form of social organization maximizes network effects — but there’s much to be gained if they did.
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Curtis Ogden

Making systems more approachable

As a cofounder of Kumu, I get to see A LOT of system maps. And thanks to the great work of Gene Bellinger, Rob Ricigliano, David Peter…
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Ryan Mohr
How systems mapping can help you build a better theory of change

How systems mapping can help you build a better theory of change

Theories of change (ToCs) have become increasingly prevalent in the development and nonprofit sectors, with many donors now requesting them…
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Chris Alford
Two approaches for combining theories of change and system maps

Two approaches for combining theories of change and system maps

In Part 1 of this series, we discussed the limitations of traditional theories of change and how systems mapping can help you overcome…
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Chris Alford

6 principles for building effective theories of change and the Kumu features that make it possible

In How systems mapping can help you build a better theory of change, we discussed the importance of differentiating between the theory of…
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Chris Alford
The Complexity Spectrum

The Complexity Spectrum

Systems change is not for everyone, but making a good choice is
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Rob Ricigliano
What is complexity?

What is complexity?

There are these two young fish swimming along and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods at them and says…
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Jeff Mohr
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