Last year, we transitioned from Societal Platform to Societal Thinking. A lot of changes ensued including the change in our brand personality and how it manifests. With our 'thinking' hats on, we zoomed out and reflected on the different characteristics and values that defined us as an organisation and zeroed in on a personality that best tells our story - the Co-traveller. While we identify as a co-traveller, we still needed a way to bring this to life. This was when the flow of a river caught our attention and soon became an integral part of our brand identity. Keeping these design principles in mind, we collaborated with StudioSky and Shirish Productions to rebrand our assets including our newly launched website which has gone live over the weekend! We are excited for you to travel along with us as we take this bold new step in this journey of exponential change. Please go through the website and let us know your feedback over email or share it with us in the comments below: https://bit.ly/stlnkd #SocietalThinking #branding #socialimpact #exponentialchange
Societal Thinking
Non-profit Organizations
Bangalore , Karnataka 7,729 followers
At Societal Thinking, we co-travel with change leaders to enable exponential change.
About us
Societal Thinking is an approach to realise exponential social change. Social change becomes exponential when it induces a domino effect of more and rapid changes towards building a better society. This systemic approach was developed through many “Do-Think-Do” cycles with change leaders across the globe. The “Do” cycles involved co-exploring, designing and building missions that create impact at population scale and the “Think” cycles helped distil the learning into a set of core values, design principles and frameworks that are open for everyone to use and build upon. At the heart of Societal Thinking is the belief that large social problems cannot be solved by replicating a solution, but by distributing the ability to solve. Change Leaders use Societal Thinking to find new ways to solve social problems by bringing together diverse actors, restoring their agency and providing them with accessible infrastructure (including technology) that enables them to solve their problems in their own context.
- Website
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https://societalthinking.org/
External link for Societal Thinking
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Bangalore , Karnataka
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- societaldevelopment, socialtransformation, techforgood, socialimpact, socialinnovation, societalthinking, and exponentialchange
Locations
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Primary
EkStep Foundation
Bangalore , Karnataka 560034, IN
Employees at Societal Thinking
Updates
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The journey of ShikshaLokam has intertwined with Societal Thinking's over the years. And it was a pleasure hosting Khushboo Awasthi, Co-founder, Mantra4Change and COO, ShikshaLokam at our workplace today as part of our Learning sessions. Khushboo beautifully took us on a journey of mindset shifts that shaped ShikshaLokam outlining shifts like 'I know it all to I don't know what I don't know', restoring agency and building ownership, distributing the ability to solve, and importantly, developing an openness to impact@scale. What stood out from the conversation was a quote that kicked off the entire session, "Write your purpose in pen, but your path in pencil." On behalf of Societal Thinking, we would like to thank Khushboo and Aishwarya Rastogi for taking the time to help us with an insightful session. We look forward to the 'sequel'. #learning #socialimpact #leadership #education
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Catch Shri. Sajjan R, IAS, SCERT Director of the Department of Education, Govt. of Bihar, as he shares insights on the power of collective action in driving change and building movements. Don't miss any episodes! Follow our YouTube Channel - https://lnkd.in/g2KzZqZi. #UpClose&Personal #dialogue #InvokED2024 #InvokED #conversation #educationequity #leadership #collectiveaction #empower #learn #improve
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"Change is about noticing what’s no longer working and stepping out of the familiar, imprisoning patterns", says Edith Eva Eger in her book, The Choice. #Change sustains when new routines become commonplace. It is the mundane that lasts and scales, and not the exciting or the thrilling. Here's Rajeesh Menon, Head of Growth at FIDE reading an excerpt from our recently launched book from the Think Series, Think Sustain. Download the Creative Commons version of Think Sustain here: https://bit.ly/lnkdsus Sanjay Purohit | Anjali Hans | Naveen Varshan | Raghu Kalé | STRIKING IDEAS LLC | Beckn Protocol #ThinkOutLoud #ThinkSocietal #exponentialchange #socialmpact
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What happens when something that's supposed to do "good" ends up taking away our agency and dignity? This is what is addressed in our blog, 'The science of unintended consequences'. Delve into the causes, the law in action and questions to reflect on in this document. Read the entire blog here: https://bit.ly/uclnkd Priya Mantri Ajmera #socialimpact #dignity #unintendedconsequences #agency
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"All great endeavours start off as a tiny seed, with a small team." These words about the Centre for Exponential Change by Shankar Maruwada, Co-founder and CEO of EkStep Foundation resonate deeply with us. We believe in initiating small changes that make even more changes possible – a domino effect – leading to bigger, rapid social change. Visit our website to learn more about Centre for Exponential Change: https://bit.ly/c4eclnkd #exponentialchange #C4EC #Socialchange #impact
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We're #hiring a new Value studio - Knowledge Manager in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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"It is up to the wealthy to show the country why wealth creation has been a net positive in India. No society or country will tolerate for too long the continued accumulation of wealth in a few hands, unless that private wealth works and is seen to work for the public good." Rohini Nilekani (Chairperson, RNP), while urging the country’s wealthy to step up, shares how Indian givers are tilting towards a more collaborative model of #philanthropy. Read her article for The Indian Express here ➡ samaaj.io/3ybS3lA #samaaj #systemsthinking #civilsociety #funding
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In this week of REVIVE campaign, coming up next is Mini report 4. Mini report 4 highlights one of the key REVIVE learnings, multiplying reach and amplifying impact. The RG initiative has proven the immense value of trust and flexibility. With 90% of participants repaying their grants—despite no legal obligation to do so— and several cycles of disbursement, an economic phenomenon called multiplier effect was created. This multiplier effect led to an observation of REVIVE Alliance reaching to people 2-3 times more than the initial reach. The multiplier effect depends on two factors that is repayment rate (%) and cycles of disbursement and it impacts the number of people impacted. Higher the repayment rate and the number of cycles of disbursement, higher will be the multiplier effect. Therefore, higher the multiplier effect, higher will be the number of people impacted. The Returnable Grant program achieved a 2-3x multiplier effect and even up to 5 times in some partners. Click on the link to peruse through this: https://lnkd.in/gmhEe34U #ReviveTogether #ReviveAlliance #RiseWithRevive
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What happens when something that's supposed to do "good" ends up taking away our agency and dignity? This is what is addressed in our blog, 'The science of unintended consequences'. Delve into the causes, the law in action and questions to reflect on in this document. Read the entire blog here: https://bit.ly/uclnkd Priya Mantri Ajmera #socialimpact #dignity #unintendedconsequences #agency