Read our latest insights on strategy and systems.
Our latest article, ‘A journey of discovery with my earworm’ explores how tired systems can be reawakened in new and meaningful ways.
It also highlights: the deep systemic connection between participation, awareness and action; the value of rigorous, systems-focused collaboration; and how small groups can make a big impact on sizeable challenges.
Graham Beech has been at the forefront of transforming systems that shape neighbourhood safety, justice, health, youth development, and addiction recovery for more than 20 years.
He specialises in co-designing strategies and cross-boundary partnerships — turning bold ideas into scalable real-world propositions.
Graham leads a talented team of facilitators, researchers, and designers with deep expertise in systems thinking, service design, community engagement, and evaluation.
And one by one the nights between our separated cities are joined to the night that unites us.
Pablo Neruda
In the complex world we operate in, every system is connected to another. With connectivity comes challenge as well as opportunity.
Conventional problem-solving approaches do not work.
One problem solved can lead to another set of issues.
Critical voices go unheard and are not acted upon.
Communities and organisations are undersupported.
Cross-boundary communications are unclear.
Freedom to innovate and roll out new initiatives is limited.
Yet complex cause and effect relationships can be identified.
Overlapping root causes can be addressed collaboratively.
Experience, hope and solidarity can be shared.
We can enable community-led and grassroots groups to thrive.
Space can be made for ingenuity to shine.
Cross-boundary effectiveness can be embedded.
In the world we operate in, connectivity brings both challenge and opportunity.
Conventional problem-solving approaches do not work.
One problem solved can lead to another set of issues.
Critical voices go unheard and are not acted upon.
Communities and organisations are undersupported.
Freedom to innovate and roll out new initiatives is limited.
Partnership and cross-boundary communications are unclear.
Yet complex cause and effect relationships can be identified.
Overlapping root causes can be addressed collaboratively.
Experience, hope and solidarity can be shared.
We can enable community-led and grassroots groups to thrive.
Space can be made for ingenuity to shine.
Cross-boundary effectiveness can be embedded.
And one by one the nights between our separated cities are joined to the night that unites us.
Pablo Neruda
We convene important conversations that facilitate change on key systemic issues relating to neighbourhood safety, youth development, health inequalities and continuity of care.
We connect systems with the voice of lived experience and with cross-sector partnerships that work beyond good intentions, bid transactions and supply chains.
We facilitate the design, development and roll-out of initiatives, programmes and operating models that demonstrably deliver sustainable benefits and outcomes.
We train, mentor and support systems leaders, CEOs, executive and non-executive teams in relation to strategy development, systems working and cross-boundary effectiveness.
With decades of experience as systems thinkers, leaders, and practitioners in neighbourhood safety, youth justice, and criminal justice health – including addiction and sexual health – Communitatis brings deep, grounded and fresh insight to complex, systemic challenges.
We focus on:
Partnership | Fellowship | Collaboration | Joint Ownership | Community
Call our team on +44 (0) 333 014 0314
Email: Hello@communitatis.com
