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Anna Panagiotou
Programme manager and researcher at the Cynefin Co
Anna Panagiotou is a researcher and programme manager at The Cynefin Centre, where she has been involved since early 2020. Her work is informed by her background in materiality and archaeology, contributing to projects focused on complexity science and its applications for social good.125
Education and Experience
- Education: Anna studied at University College London (UCL), which has equipped her with a robust academic foundation.
- Professional Role: At The Cynefin Centre, she engages in research that aims to address challenges related to climate change and sustainability.3
Current Focus
Anna's research often explores the intersection of complexity science with real-world issues, emphasizing the importance of understanding systemic interdependencies in social contexts. She also actively shares insights through various publications and platforms associated with The Cynefin Centre.14
Highlights
Those who know me, know that I nurse a few different pet obsessions. These include (but are not limited to) walking and the understanding of humans as fully embodied (and social) beings, rather than isolated brains in a meat suit.
So I am especially excited that the upcoming Retreat from The Cynefin Company takes Mind-Body-World as its subject, and indirectly ties it to the Camino de Santiago.
I'll be there in Porto, and I can't wait for it - and there's a few of you I hope to see there. For more information: https://lnkd.in/dKcx4a5u
It was an honour to be part of the team that brought this new SenseMaker paper to life! With lots of thanks to my co-authors, Deepa Joshi, Upandha Udalagama, Meera Bisht and Alexandra Schindler, PhD
In our exploration of the interweaving of digitalisation, inequalities, on-the-ground demands, and deep methodological reflection, we could not avoid some pretty radical conclusions: there are insurmountable issues with research defined as discrete engagements that include enumerators, and a very specific mode of “data collection”; although practicality often drives us there, questioning this “standard” research process and its power dynamics matters very much.
We talk about how digital tools, like our own SenseMaker, can be embedded in altogether different practices, placing community at the centre.
Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eZ55gbFp
The Cynefin Company (formerly Cognitive Edge) International Water Management Institute (IWMI)
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