Workshop by Living Soil Asia with Lee Zhong Han of Host Lab
Up next in Living Soil Series by T:>Works' CoThink Lab, Part 1 - Causal Layered Analysis, facilitating imagination and conversation on land use in Singapore and Part 2 - Harvest, a simulation on managing resources.
Sign up for both sessions and you get to join us for a complimentary vegetarian and allium-free lunch!
Please note that the workshop space is accessible only via stairs.
Part I - Causal Layered Analysis: How do we relate to land?
Singapore's relationship with land is complex, deeply personal, and critical to our future.
Are you curious about the forces shaping our urban landscape, our policies, and even our relationship to the land as Singaporeans?
This workshop offers a unique opportunity to look beyond the surface, explore the causes of our land dilemmas, and collectively envision preferred futures.
Part 2 - Learning Through Simulation: Harvest
Learning Through Simulation: Harvest* offers an interactive simulation where participants engage in a resource management game.
Through hands-on play, participants will discover how individual choices impact a shared resource. This is followed by facilitated reflections and discussions to explore the insights gained from their experience.
This isn't just a game; it's a microcosm of the challenges that individuals, groups and organizations face when navigating uncertainty; it's a chance to experience the pressures and possibilities of change in a safe, dynamic environment.
It's about understanding how to respond when existing strategies falter, when crisis looms, and when the need for systemic change becomes paramount.
When everything changes, how will you adapt?
Join us for Harvest, a resource management game that simulates real-time response and adaptation!
*This immersive simulation is inspired by the core principles of systems thinking and sustainability
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Zhong Han is a Coach, Facilitator, and Educator known for his impactful partnerships with individuals and teams.
He has crafted and facilitated engaging learning experiences for groups ranging from intimate workshops to large-scale programmes of up to 200 participants, both locally and internationally. His gift for designing impactful learning experiences comes from blending theoretical concepts with practical application, with exceptional ability to forge strong connections, pose thought-provoking questions, and cultivate a secure and encouraging space conducive to profound self-discovery and development.
Skilled in Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC), Systemic Team Coaching, Gestalt Coaching, and the Co-Active Coaching, Zhong Han has guided clients across industries and cultures, spanning India, Pakistan, Germany, Singapore and the USA.
He teaches sustainability-related modules as an Adjunct Lecturer at Singapore Polytechnic, and channels his passion for personal and organisational development through his own practice, as the Founder and Learning Consultant at Host Lab.
Living Soil Asia, part of the Foodscape Collective ecosystem, champions a balanced ecosystem built on equity, care, and regenerative practices. Their mission is to broaden knowledge and accessibility of regenerative methods in Singapore, emphasising a community-oriented, care-based approach. They merge ancient wisdom with modern technology to regenerate soil and reconnect people with the land, advocating for soil's crucial role in climate change, food security, and sustainability discussions. This organisation stands as a beacon for environmental stewardship and community-driven sustainability, committed to nurturing each person's unique contributions to a healthier planet and fostering a culture of care and personal engagement.