Christian Seelos

@ChristianSeelos

Director, Global Innovation for Impact Lab at Stanford University PACS

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  1. Mar 16

    There is a video recording of the talk with slides in the video:

    hi! I wonder if you had somewhere the deck of slides you used for that keynote it would be very helpful!
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    Mar 16

    From the Archives: & argue for treating innovation as a process, not an ideology in this foundational SSIR article.

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    Feb 28

    Want to help? Have technical skills? That's probably not a good idea. Here are some thoughts based on 10+ years seeing well-meaning technical folks getting involved in crises 🧵

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  4. Feb 24

    80% of tests do not pick up the dominant Omicron variant. You need to assume you are positive. Do a PCR AND protect others.

    Aching everywhere this morning. Did a covid test. Turns out I'm just getting older. 🙄
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  5. Feb 23

    just arrived in Copenhagen to explore life like in the good old days...feel like in a history museum..so retro, almost scary...

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  6. Feb 23

    ha ha, nicht mal in Berlin gibts Glasfaser!

    Replying to @telekomshop
    Super schnell surfen ? Ha!!! Dann fängt Mal an auch Grad in kleinen Gemeinden Glasfaser zu legen , bei meinen Eltern im Ort bietet ihr Grad Mal ne 1mbit Leitung an , für teuer Geld !!! Bei uns im Ort liegt überhaupt nichts , da bringt auch die besten Endgeräte nichts
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    Feb 16

    📣 Join our team! 📣 Stanford PACS is seeking a highly experienced and entrepreneurial professional for the Director of Philanthropy Education and Research within our Effective Philanthropy Learning Initiative. Learn more and apply now:

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    Feb 3

    What are 'The Wisdoms'? Change starts with listening to a collective & inclusive voice (not the loudest). A voice that is listened to respectfully without causing power imbalance, trauma or discomfort can be a catalyst for meaningful

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  10. Feb 2

    if a change in a social setting isn't system change, it must occur in a non-system. b/c the author fails to define central concepts, I find the article confusing.

    And see this commentary by and colleagues at the System Change Observatory : 'Does scaling a solution shift a system?'
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    Feb 2

    And see this commentary by and colleagues at the System Change Observatory : 'Does scaling a solution shift a system?'

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  12. Jan 29

    Great article ; for more info on and the evolution of as a social problem, see here:

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    Jan 28

    It's a bittersweet moment at Mayday. We are thrilled for who has been offered a brilliant opportunity, but consequently this is her last week with us after 8 amazing years. Thank you Lynn for everything! Here are Lynn's final reflections.

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  14. Jan 20

    profoundly insightful and important like most things Sasha writes!

    Everyone tries to change things by booking their next 'win'. By getting their way. How about getting 'our' way instead, with no 'win' unless it unites us?
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  15. Jan 12

    in fact, the occurrence of ought to be a central measure of the health and sustainability of our societies. homelessness means we have failed people in so many ways. it may well be the most important single in OECD countries.

    "If homelessness is the result of systems that are failing individuals, the solution lies in fixing these systems so they are designed to continuously end for all populations."
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  16. Jan 11

    love it!!

    Academic friends, pls consider submitting to this journal. No agony over the fate of your manuscript as rejections are guaranteed 😂
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  17. Jan 5

    great ! here is our own first sense-making effort around homelessness:

    Replying to @jen_mosley @JPART1991
    so excited to see this !!! we ought to pay much more attention also from a scholarly perspective GIIL
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    23 Dec 2021

    "Organizations, Social Problems, and System Change: Invigorating the Third Mandate of Organizational Research" by Johanna Mair & Christian Seelos from our winter issue

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  20. 16 Dec 2021

    the principles of may have huge potential for preparedness - worth studying at

    Communities in are proving when we change how communities see and respond to the issue. is helping make this unseen emergency visible.
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