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In this event we came together for an immersive online event hosted by Si Bangalore Hub that examined women’s inclusion through the lens of systems thinking. The session uncovered the often unseen narratives and structural factors that influence women’s success in the workplace, in conversation with Namrata Arora ( linkedin.com/in/infinitebeing/)
Join Si Bangalore Hub here: https://www.systemsinnovation.network/spaces/5546149/feed
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Through dialogue, storytelling, and collaborative exploration, we examined how systems can unintentionally perpetuate exclusion. We also looked at the interconnected barriers women face across workplaces and society, and what sustainable, systemic inclusion actually requires.
This was not just a conversation about women. It was a conversation about redesigning systems so everyone can thrive.
Participants included leaders, changemakers, educators, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and allies, all invited to think deeper, connect broader, and act more intentionally.
Because inclusion is not an initiative — it is a systems transformation.
About Namrata
Namrata Arora is a Community Weaver, Systems Thinking Practitioner, Writer, Circle Convenor, Workshop Leader, and Compassion Advocate. She is also a holistic wellbeing, life balance, and resilience coach for women.
She brings 26 years of experience across corporate learning leadership, DEIB consulting, and NGO leadership.
Her work focuses on creating spaces for human flourishing through circles — an ancient-future social technology that fosters inclusion and belonging.
In this event we came together for an immersive online event hosted by Si Bangalore Hub that examined women’s inclusion through the lens of systems thinking. The session uncovered the often unseen narratives and structural factors that influence women’s success in the workplace, in conversation with Namrata Arora ( linkedin.com/in/infinitebeing/)
Join Si Bangalore Hub here: https://www.systemsinnovation.network/spaces/5546149/feed
Follow us on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/75028158/admin/page-posts/published
Through dialogue, storytelling, and collaborative exploration, we examined how systems can unintentionally perpetuate exclusion. We also looked at the interconnected barriers women face across workplaces and society, and what sustainable, systemic inclusion actually requires.
This was not just a conversation about women. It was a conversation about redesigning systems so everyone can thrive.
Participants included leaders, changemakers, educators, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and allies, all invited to think deeper, connect broader, and act more intentionally.
Because inclusion is not an initiative — it is a systems transformation.
About Namrata
Namrata Arora is a Community Weaver, Systems Thinking Practitioner, Writer, Circle Convenor, Workshop Leader, and Compassion Advocate. She is also a holistic wellbeing, life balance, and resilience coach for women.
She brings 26 years of experience across corporate learning leadership, DEIB consulting, and NGO leadership.
Her work focuses on creating spaces for human flourishing through circles — an ancient-future social technology that fosters inclusion and belonging.


![Systems Mapping Learning Session
See the Guide → https://bit.ly/4cmFl2O
In this weeks learning series event, we will explore what systems mapping is and how it helps us represent systems, while walking you through the tools needed to start building your own systems maps in an interactive workshop session.
Purpose:
The purpose of this event is for your to learn core ideas and concepts about Systems Mapping in an interactive way. This event is part of the Systems Innovator Series - a six-month learning journey of questions, guides, workshops, presentations, cocreations, and more to help you build your capacity for systems innovation, you can learn more about the overall series here.
Who:
Joss C. and Asra Sayyeda will guide you through key concepts using a platform called Miroboard and provide examples to make the ideas accessible to everyone. The Miroboard link will be shared at the start of the session. If youre new to Miroboard, you can find a simple tutorial [here].
When & Where:
This is an online Zoom event happening on April 9th at 6 pm CET. Systems Mapping Learning Session](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Tsjod8Nz1Yg/mqdefault.jpg)







