Introduction
Welcome to the Living Guide to Social Innovation Labs. This is a work in progress, and may always be. It is also available in French!
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Welcome to the Living Guide to Social Innovation Labs. This is a work in progress, and may always be. It is also available in French!
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This guide is not intended to be a static document, but rather a piece of collective infrastructure where developing knowledge from the Canadian labs field can be deposited. It's intended as a shared learning resource where anyone can contribute.
We wish to thank everyone contributing to this work in progress.
We chose to publish it on GitBook for its integration with GitHub - the platform that powers the Open Source movement. If you've got something to add to the Field Guide, click on at the end. This links you to a google folder where you can upload your own ideas, templates, and tools where they will be incorporated into the Living Guide to Social Innovation Labs.
This work is licensed under a .
Much of the content you will find in this guide was originally created for the module for , a program of the . Explore and Experiment is a capacity building program for new lab teams and other organizations wanting to use lab approaches to solve complex societal problems. The program was delivered by . This guide includes many of the tools and approaches that the Solutions Lab team uses in its work. This guide would not have been possible without the support of the McConnell Foundation.
Our first shout out goes to Ben Weinlick and Aleeya Velji for contributing content from their Social Innovation Lab Field Guide, published . The field guide was written by Ben and Aleeya as and used for MacEwan University and Mount Royal University Social Innovation Certificate courses.