In my last article, Seeing the Whole Picture: How Young People in PNG Navigate Power and Systems to Drive Change I reflected on how young people are intuitively applying a Power and Systems lens in their leadership. Their work revealed how deeply relational and contextual power is in our setting, exercised not only through institutions … Continue reading Power and Decolonisation: Rethinking How We See Change
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The Politics of Change – A Power and Systems Approach
This essay is a condensed extract from a section in my Masters Dissertation written in 2020 Change is inevitable, but it is often a complex, messy, and deeply political process. This is especially true in Indigenous contexts like Melanesia, where individuals must navigate between cultural, religious, and state institutions to drive social change. The concept … Continue reading The Politics of Change – A Power and Systems Approach
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