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Stephany Peterson

New Brunswick
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Biography

Along her path to PhD candidacy focusing on complexity, integration and implementation through a disposition of interdisciplinarity, Stephany earned her BA Honours with Distinction and MA Valedictorian. Her methodology fosters expressions of culture and identity as the vehicles for paradigmatic transformation in ever-changing and emergent environments. By disrupting space, place, and time, she holds those for the historically excluded to become part of our complex global society of meaning making for an emerging future. In this approach, underlying narratives become visible, and we recognize diversity as the strength of complex systems. Furthermore, the necessary reaction that is the process of knowledge implementation becomes the focus through relevant expertise common to any complex problem.

Stephany stewards collaborations for tackling the most intractable problems we face as a global society: beyond symptoms and systems to a more comprehensive whole. She has modelled Tetrahedron for knowledge from theory to policy to practice through the not for profit she founded for the purpose.

Let me tell you a story you will recognize, because together, it is ours.

Areas of Expertise

Collective Impact, Data Utilization, Developmental Evaluation, Explore and Experiment, Leading Through Crisis, Policy Engagement, Scaling Impact

Working Language(s)

English

Other Clients

Government of New Brunswick (THC), Dialogue NB, Urban and Community Studies Institute, UNB MBA Program, Promise Partnership, Rotary International (Sri Lanka - Colombo, Badulla; SJ), North Market Wharf Cultural Association, Saint John Community Arts Board, New Brunswick Museum (board, premises&collections), New Brunswick Innovation Foundation (seminar), KTE-COP (UGuelph seminar), University C, DOCTalks, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council working group leadership, Canada Media Fund working group leadership, Mass Culture working group leadership, International Graduate Student Research Cohort (Arctic Circle Assembly)

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