NEW: ASRA Explores non-human sanctity with @tom-oliver.bsky.social.

Watch Tom, Professor of Ecology @uniofreading.bsky.social, explain why we need to encompass the more-than-human world into our #SystemicRisk assessments if we want to protect our biosphere and collective future.

#morethanhuman

How do we make really good decisions when we don’t – and can’t – know for sure what’s going to happen?

Watch our latest ASRA Explores… episode with Robert Lempert, @rand.org, where he unpacks decision-making under deep uncertainty.

Watch in full: youtu.be/c-HKBQwW0ks #dmdu

“Who wins and who loses?” isn't an explicit question that’s often asked in #SystemicRisk assessments. But it should be.

In ASRA Explores, Alice Ruhweza explains why it’s so important to consider how risks & responses affect people in different ways.

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Our new tool STEER helps policy teams understand how digital threats intersect with energy infrastructure, financial systems, and governance, and more – identifying immediate actions while building long-term resilience.

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#AI #systemicrisks

Systemic risks don't wait their turn. Our new tool STEER helps policy teams understand how today's crises cascade and compound, and to assess their responses.

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#systemicrisks #tippingpoints #globalrisks

Our new tool STEER supports policy teams to go deeper into the structural nature of the risks we face, built on a legacy of past decisions, and work on transformational responses.

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Just launched! STEER: A new systemic risk framework that helps you ask the right questions about #SystemicRisks & spot gaps in current approaches so you can act with confidence.

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“The current risks are a problem because we have a narrative…that is in a way attuned to things that are eventually destructive in the long-term…power, profit and money.”

Tackling #SystemicRisks requires rethinking the system according to @gkostakos.bsky.social Co-Founder of @foggsorg.bsky.social.

“If we tell better stories, if we find a way to mainstream the things we talk about… more ordinary people who are not necessarily climate experts will understand it better because people understand stories.”

Arekpitan Ikhenaode, Youth Climate Movement of the UNFCCC.

“We live in capitalism and many of the topics we talk about are clearly linked to that…might we need a completely other system? – Florian Ulrich Jehn

Hear two powerful ways to address #SystemicRisks from ASRA network members @edwardrcarr.com & Florian Ulrich Jehn.

“The future is something that we create collaboratively.”

Lewis Akenji from the Hot or Cool Institute asks three questions that encourage us to picture the future we want, and to identify the systemic risks we must address to get there.

Filmed at our #CurrentsOfChange symposium by Clara Carbajo.

“If you’re willing to see knowledge, if you’re willing to look at justice through other lenses and perspectives, it’s easier to understand how systems function...”
— Rishika Das Roy, India Climate Collaborative

Filmed during our #CurrentsOfChange symposium.
#systemicrisk #socialjustice