Category: Systems Designers 
Hi, My name is Vhutali and I am an AIME Global Mentor in South Africa. I am working on a systems change project on Healthy Child-Adult Relations where I will be having 100 conversations in 100 days to imagine a future of healthy adult and children relations. Listen to the... Read More
1) What’s the environmental impact of the current work – what’s the carbon capture, research impact etc. Impact of Operation Crayweed to date: 2) Can you tell us a bot more about carbon capture? We estimate that crayweed sequesters about 400 kg of carbon per hectare per year. This is... Read More
AIME has pioneered youth mentoring and is recognized for its innovative approach to mentoring. Now, a systems change lab AIME operates in 52 countries. Challenge: In 2020, AIME faced the challenge of aligning its global organizational values with the emerging challenges due to the global pandemic. As AIME adapted, the... Read More
Jacqueline Visiting the Museum of Failure in Brooklyn, NYC, was a fascinating experience that left me with much to think about regarding Failure. The museum opened in 2017 and is the brainchild of Swedish psychologist and innovation researcher Dr. Samuel West and pops up in various cities worldwide. Its exhibits... Read More
As companies focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace, it is essential to consider the impact of emotions such as joy on employee engagement and overall well-being. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of joy and how it can be measured using Dr. David... Read More
As one of the biggest holders of power & influence on the planet, some of which are far bigger than many nation states, how have we given so much freedom and been so accepting that corporations are set up to operate like psychopaths; with absolutely no empathy, making decisions &... Read More
The intended design behind GAIME of Life is to teach us how we can shape the stories we tell about ourselves and others, and more broadly of the world around us. We ask Mentees and Mentors to be wildly imaginative with their ideas, why do we ask this? We’re embedding... Read More
