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Diane T. Finegood

Professor and Fellow, Morris J Wosk centre for Dialogue

Diane T. Finegood is a Fellow at the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue at Simon Fraser University. She has extensive experience as a leader in the public and not-for-profit sectors, particularly in health research, where she is known for her innovative approaches and comprehensive understanding of complex systems.2

Finegood's academic background includes a position in the Department of Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University, where she has contributed significantly to research on complex food systems.17 Her work often involves exploring frameworks for complex systems and applying systems approaches in prevention research.45

In addition to her academic and research roles, Diane Finegood actively participates in dialogues and initiatives aimed at addressing complex societal issues, such as health and food systems.3 Her scholarly contributions have been recognized through numerous citations, highlighting her influence in the field of systems science.6

Highlights

Jun 12 · linkedin

New pages have been posted on my Complex Systems Frameworks Collection website. With the help of Sam Bradd and my Systems Pedagogy Community of Practice (including Chris Yakimov, Renata E. Mares, MIPH, RN, Sharon Matthias) we developed three archetypes for different types of communities https://lnkd.in/gC_JKd75

I also reflected on my own recent experience with CoPs https://lnkd.in/grt6AiA6

SFU Public Square, Lucie Rychetnik, Jen Wolowic, PhD, James Nobles, Lupin Battersby, Sara FL Kirk, Sara ShawAhmed Lelamo, Ximena Ramos Salas, Jerry Koh, Amanda Lamont 🌏🌱🌻🐝🔥, Josie Gibson, Zakir Jamal Suleman, Susanna Haas Lyons, Lori Baugh Littlejohns, Lee M Johnston, PhD, Leanne Sawatzky, Therese Riley

May 6 · linkedin

I’m super excited to launch my new Complex Systems Frameworks Collection website https://lnkd.in/gjH7QMtY. In some ways this project has been decades in the making and in others it comes from a more recent recognition that spreading systems thinking in complexity means making it more accessible.   The website is a collection of frameworks from many different complex systems thinkers including: Trish Greenhalgh, Brenda Zimmerman, Michael Quinn Patton, Dave Snowden, Ralph Stacey, Max French, Donella Meadows, Tamarack Institute for Community Engagement, Margaret Wheatley, Deborah Frieze, Yaneer Bar-Yam.   You are invited to check out and download the amazing illustrations by Sam Bradd. Whether you are new to the difference between complex and complicated, or you are a seasoned systems thinker looking for ways to communicate these ideas to others, you will likely find something of interest.   And to many many friends and colleagues who have helped me refine my ideas about complexity and systems thinking, please let me know if you find this helpful and feel free to spread the url.

Chris Yakimov, Lee M Johnston, PhD, Linda Peritz, Natalie Savona, Noor Zehry, Rob Wilson, Hannah Hesselgreaves, Ahmed Lelamo, Josie Gibson, Gerrit Van Wyk, Adam Lerner, Susanna Haas Lyons, Ray Ison, Katrina Donald, Claire Gram, Amanda Lamont 🌏🌱🌻🐝🔥, Fiona Ingram, Jonathan Powers, Ph.D., Lucie Rychetnik, Jen Wolowic, PhD, Cheryl Mitchell, PhD, Lupin Battersby, Melanie Pescud, Sophie Hawkesworth, Leanne Sawatzky, Tina McDivitt Rajabian, Linda Bauld, Therese Riley, Bruce Y. Lee, Dara Parker, Steve Montague, Cameron Willis, Brigeen Tracy, Dr Mary De Silva, Anne Marie Coriat.

#complexity, #systems

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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada