Innovation offers potential: to cure diseases, to better connect people, and to make the way we live and work more efficient and enjoyable. At the same time, innovation can fuel inequality, decimate livelihoods, and harm mental health. This book contends that inclusive innovation - innovation motivated by environmental and social aims - is able to uplift the benefits of innovation while reducing its harms. You can see more about the backend of our research here inclusiveinnovation.io. November 2022.

Note, no payment nor any financial gain from the proceeds of this book go to myself or other coauthors. This has been a volunteer endeavor as a fully academic book published by Routledge Press. We would like to thank our advisory review group of nearly 30 incredible practitioners and thought leaders whom are noted in the opening acknowledgements section as well.

In this session, as one of the speakers, we elaborated on the book's core thesis: how can we uplift the benefits of innovation while reducing its potential harms? The talk also featured 3 incredible changemakers around the globe making inclusive innovation the centre of their practice and whom we featured in the stories on our book and site inclusiveinnovation.io . Livestreamed January 2023.

How does an #ecosystem overcome information asymmetries, enable new collaborations, and facilitate capacity building for academics, researchers, and other practitioners in the #climate #tech space? That's what we are digging into with a prototype development launch June 2022. More here.

Honored to join the 'Vision Panel' for the *Inclusive Work and the Platform Economy* virtual symposium hosted by Payal Arora and the FemLab.Co. Here I spoke on the topic of inclusive Innovation including grassroots to government approaches to systems change. April 2022.

Honored to host and moderate the opening lightning panel before our team facilitated the live systems mapping workshop. This session was held at the Skoll World Forum, and led by the Oxford Climate Tech Initiative , in partnership with On Deck’s Build for Climate. With nearly 400 people joining live learned from leading voices, including speakers from the Nigeria Climate Innovation Center, SDG x Near Future Lab, Acumen, LowerCarbon and more. April 2022.

In this post you'll find an overview of our shared data and open-data collaboration quest through the lens and work of the UNICEF Office of Innovation's Climate Innovation Landscape Assessment, an initiative I was able to develop as a senior consultant. November 2021.

How do we transition from the dominant status quo, an extractive political economy, towards a #regenerative, #circular system? Here are some ideas. November 2020.

In this session, we share the latest trajectories and insights gleaned from three years of experimenting towards systems change at a grassroots level- from work on waste management, to plastics, to air pollution and more. February 2021.

What we have been discovering as we experiment with our innovation learning communities and practitioner spaces focused on systems change. December 2020.

In this post we share (pandemic induced) observations and spaces to watch, a nod to that which is mainstreaming, plus a few provocations that could carry interesting implications. June 2020.

In this session, I share more about the Circular Design Lab journey and how our collective has taken concepts from systems theory and put them into practice on the ground in Thailand. October 2020.

In this session, we share more about the mechanics behind our theory of systemic change, and the 2020 clean air futures campaign that was born from our systemic design field based workshops. October 2020.

In this session, as a panelist, I was invited to share more about the social and environmental justice work I have been coleading from grassroots to government in Thailand since 2019. Livestreamed April 2021.