We believe deeply in the importance of cultivating communities of practice, learning and being as an integral part of our work. Over the last two years, we’ve been collaborating with Canopy, Huddlecraft and the Centre for Public Impact to host a network of collective imagination practitioners across the UK. More recently we’ve partnered with Arising Quo to enable us to take a more global approach to this network.

• Read more about our starting point for this work
• Read more about the community’s development, and programme of work for year 2
• Head over to the Collective Imagination Practice Community’s medium site
• Click here to sign up and join the community

Questions we’re exploring through this work

• How can we deepen and spread the practices of collective imagination?
• What kinds of practices are emerging?
• What are we learning about the role of field building in this area? What kinds of practices and methods and approaches are we using as part of that role?
• What more can we learn about why and how and where they might be important?
• What can we learn about trying to connect into different audiences and communities with the work?