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PEAC 014. Systems Thinking for Social Change"Systems Thinking for Social Change" is a new 0.5 credit course that aims to examine and explore the complex, often described as "wicked problem" ecosystems around difficult societal issues facing communities. By applying the principles and techniques of Systems Thinking approaches, students will reflect on the potential leverage points or nexus that might affect the greatest shift towards positive social impact if addressed through social innovation interventions. This kind of systems thinking analysis is often seen as the precurson to building social innovation solutions, such as prototypes for new processes, services, or products. Learning goals will include:
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