How can we foster collective intelligence in times of uncertainty, fragmentation, and crisis?

I had the pleasure of being interviewed on the R&D Unplugged Podcast by the Learning Planet Institute, where we explored how collaborative intelligence emerges—not just from technology or data, but from the quality of our relationships, processes, and ways of being together. We discussed how psychological safety, participatory methodologies, and even wisdom traditions can inform how we organize, learn, and navigate complexity—whether in research, education, or systemic change.

If you’re interested in how science, facilitation, and social healing intersect, I invite you to tune in:
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How can we design containers that support relational development, foster collective intelligence, and cultivate the conditions for systemic transformation?

On March 20, I had the pleasure of presenting our work at the 11th edition of R&D Unplugged, hosted by the Research Unit Learning Transitions at the Learning Planet Institute. In this talk, I explored the intersection of network science, participatory methodologies, and wisdom traditions, highlighting how multi-level group practices and process-aware monitoring can help track and enhance relational quality over time.