Gene Bellinger
Published on May 14, 2019
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http://rachelcarson-wiki.lt.ucsc.edu/wiki/Category:Systems_Thinking
Systems Wiki has many fine resources (dynamic visual map version), including free Insightmaker system modelling software. Bellinger offers a well-reviewed course: link
as well as other Systems Thinking courses at Udemy. 1/15.
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Congress & Public Trust systems map is not the final statement about how the congressional system should be understood: rather, we hope it serves as a useful tool that will be refined through the input of others concerned about the institution of Congress. The map will change with new insights and developments in how actors in the system behave.
Kumu — a Hawaiian term for “teacher” or “source of wisdom”— is a powerful visualization platform the Democracy Fund uses for mapping systems and better understanding relationships. We invite you to explore the map and its elements in Kumu. As you do, we hope you will provide suggestions for improvement in describing the congressional system.