Lakefront Perspectives #2

​Lakefront Perspectives #2, Part 1: When Changing the Game Is the Only Way to Win
Wednesday 11 November

​Lakefront Perspectives is a series of public sensemaking conversations at Emerge Lakefront, bridging polarities through dialogue rather than debate.

​What if the problem isn't that we're playing badly, but that the rules themselves reward extraction, competition and disconnection?

​Lakefront Perspectives #2 brings together Erik Fernholm and Pamela von Sabljar to explore how change begins when we notice the stories shaping our choices and find others ready to tell a different one. Together they'll make the case for collective agency: moving beyond the lone "good player," building power together, and changing the conditions we all play within.

​This is the first of two conversations on the theme. Part 2 on Tuesday 15 December deepens the exploration, and each evening stands on its own.

​This is for anyone curious about what might become possible if we stopped trying to win the game and started changing its rules together.

​The evening

​17:30 Doors open. Soup, bread and something to drink. Dinner is on us, so come straight from work.
18:30 Conversation on stage, followed by Q&A.
19:30 Mingle and table dialogues.
20:30 Evening ends. Buses are still running from Sköndal to Gullmarsplan.

​Emerge Lakefront is an intentional co-living community in Stora Sköndal, Stockholm, organized around the Inner Development Goals framework. Lakefront Perspectives is a co-production of Emerge Lakefront, Emerge Institute and Village Hub.