Vol. 1 No. 1 (2017) | Murmurations: Journal of Transformative Systemic Practice

Published: 2017-10-22

Editorial Dialogical Pop Ups Being (on) time Too Many Mind Being a Complete Novice Indigenous Knowledge Picturing the Graig Haiku

Editorial

Gail Simon, Birgitte Pedersen, Elizabeth Day

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Creating Dialogical Pop-Up Installations in Public Spaces

Gail Simon, Lisen Kebbe, Ann-Margreth Olsson, Anne Hedvig Vedeler

1-17

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Being (on) time
- our relationship with time and temporality in organisational practice

Birgitte Pedersen

18-35

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Too Many Mind

Joanna Michopoulou

36-44

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The peculiar experience of being a complete novice
A reflection on supervising systemic practitioner researchers

Alfredo Gaitan

45-56

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African Indigenous Oral Traditional Endarkened Feminist Practice
Indigenous knowledge on the wrong side of Matter

Julia Jude

57-67

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Picturing the Graig
a Rich Portrait of the Construction of Loss and Remembrance.

Elizabeth Day

68-79

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Systemic Haiku

80-83

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Forthcoming

Forthcoming Issues

4.1 The EcoSystemic Return - December 2021

4.2 Autism and Intersectionality - April 2022

5.1 Learning from Creative Writing by Systemic Practitioners - September 2022

5.2 Getting Beyond Prejudice. Voicing Systemic Change - December 2022

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Call for Submissions

on the themes of

Decolonial and anti-oppressive practice
BLM - Systemic training and supervision
Radical disability practice
Intersectionality in practice
Critical autism
Advocacy in therapy
Pandemic change
Murmurations: coordination on the wing
Being a professional and a community member

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THE WRITING PROJECT

hosted by Murmurations Journal of Transformative Systemic Practice

Poetry For Now! is our second writing project encouraging stanza led, poetic, musical forms of expression, of capturing the more subtle challenges of working or living in this world.

PODCAST:
Marilena Karamatsouki and Nana Bonsu, Co-Editors of The Murmurations Writing Project talk with The Systemic Way Listen to the podcast.

Full Issue

Articles

Editorial

Creating Dialogical Pop-Up Installations in Public Spaces

Being (on) time
- our relationship with time and temporality in organisational practice

Too Many Mind

The peculiar experience of being a complete novice
A reflection on supervising systemic practitioner researchers

African Indigenous Oral Traditional Endarkened Feminist Practice
Indigenous knowledge on the wrong side of Matter

Picturing the Graig
a Rich Portrait of the Construction of Loss and Remembrance.

Systemic Haiku

Systemic Haiku