2024 Roundtable Abstract Submission Form

We invite submissions from multiple disciplines and methodologies. Presentations will be given in an interactive session or poster session with opportunities for discussion. We also encourage workshop proposals.  We invite abstracts for completed or ongoing work.  You may also submit a set of 3 or 4 abstracts with a common theme to be presented together in the same session.  Please use the form below.

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Seeing the Whole Together - Relational Coordination and Social Networks

When we see the whole together, we can more easily find solutions to complex challenges such as equitable healthcare, community well-being, climate change and world peace.  However this is easier said than done, especially for leaders navigating in systems under stress.  Each stakeholder necessarily sees each situation from their own unique perspective. But through dialogue and deep listening we can understand each other’s perspectives and see the whole together.  Relational theories, methods and practices can be helpful for this purpose. 

At this Roundtable, hosted at UC Berkeley by Professors Amanda Brewster, Hector Rodriguez and Steve Shortell, we will explore how relational coordination and social networks can help stakeholders see the whole together, design solutions for complex challenges, and engage in coordinated collective action for multilevel systems change.

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Word limit: 500 words (not including the title and author[s]).

Content: Abstract should provide a concise summary of your project, the context, your methods, and your key findings or learnings. For workshop proposals, please include a description of the interactive elements you plan to incorporate. 

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