Everything here is free to download, print and use with your crew. These are made to live on walls: print them at A3, at 100%. Black and white is fine.

There are three posters (the story, the tools and the muscles) and seven worksheets for working on together. The tools are best used with a few people, so there's some healthy disagreement.

Posters

To pin up where the crew works.

Preview of the Hautū Waka poster: the six phases of the voyage, with a feeling written beside each.
Hautū Waka
The story to enter, together.
Diagram based on work by Roimata Taniwha-Paoo and Ayla Hoeta, under the guidance of Matua Rereata Makiha. Feelings and questions by Baruk Jacob.
Preview of the tools poster: nine tools in three groups, each with its question.
The tools
Nine places to start, in three groups.
After the makers named on the poster.
Preview of the muscles poster: a whare with the five muscles on its walls and foundation.
The muscles
What a crew grows together.
Held in Te Whare Tapa Whā, after Mason Durie.

Worksheets

To work on together, with sticky notes. Keep a photo, and come back to them.

The story

Preview of the Hautū Waka questions: a few questions for each of the six phases.
Hautū Waka questions
What do we ask ourselves in each phase?
Page two of the Hautū Waka file.

Reading the system: making sense of complex contexts

Preview of the Six Conditions worksheet.
Six Conditions of Systems Change
What's really holding this situation in place?
After Kania, Kramer & Senge, FSG.
Preview of the PESTLE worksheet.
PESTLE
What's changing around us?
After Francis Aguilar.
Preview of the Two Loops worksheet.
Two Loops
What's ending, and what's beginning?
After Wheatley & Frieze, Berkana Institute.
Preview of the COM-B worksheet.
COM-B
Why do people do what they do?
After Michie, van Stralen & West.

Holding direction: drawing action-oriented maps

Preview of the Theory of Change worksheet.
Theory of Change
How will we get from here to there?
After Ingrid Burkett.
Preview of the DVFE worksheet.
DVFE
Is this idea worth doing?
After Alexandra Almond.

The Inner Landscape: tools for better conversations

These three are card decks, so there's nothing to print. They're available from their makers.

The worksheets adapt these tools rather than reproduce them, which is why each is credited "after" its maker. None of the tools are mine, and it's not a complete set. Bring your own into the story.

These posters and worksheets are shared under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 (opens in new tab). You can print, share and adapt them, with credit, not for sale, and with any adapted versions shared on the same terms. The Hautū Waka diagram stays with its creators and isn't covered by this licence. The tools themselves belong to the makers credited above.