Curious about what happens when you blend two powerful methodologies - LEGO® Serious Play® and Regenerative Futures Practice Three Horizons? In this half-day online workshop, we invite you to join us on an experimental journey where we explore the potential of these methods when used together.

Workshop Objectives:

• Explore the Methods: Gain hands-on experience with the Three Horizons framework as a futures-thinking tool and LEGO Serious Play as a method for creative reflection.

• Test the Combination: Discover how these two methods can complement one another to deepen understanding, generate new insights, and help tackle complex challenges.

• Engage with a Thought-Provoking Question: As we experiment with combining these approaches, we'll use the question “What is the future of running a business within social and planetary boundaries?” as the subject of our exploration.

• Connect and Reflect: Engage in discussions and network with like-minded participants interested in unlocking imagination, navigating present challenges, and shaping future possibilities.

• Signposts for Further Learning: Leave the session with resources and recommendations to continue your journey in both LEGO Serious Play and Three Horizons.

Why Attend:
Whether you're familiar with one of these methods or entirely new to both, this session offers a hands-on experience of how these approaches can work together, providing a valuable opportunity to engage, experiment, and exchange ideas, sparking new insights and perspectives. You could be working in business, civil society, education or anywhereelse. All you need to be is curious about new ways of thinking about the future.

Who Should Attend?
Anyone interested in creative thinking, futures exploration, and experimenting with methodologies to unlock imagination and navigate challenges.You could be working in business, civil society, education or anywhere else. All you need to be is curious about new ways of thinking about the future.

Facilitators:

• Lucy Hawthorne, Founder, Climate Play. Lucy is a trainer, facilitator and former environmental campaigner who specialises in play-based climate engagement that helps people to engage more deeply, honestly and creatively in the topic. At Climate Play she delivers the world's only LEGO Serious Play training specifically focused on sustainability and is building a community of trainees, Climate Players, who are taking the method into organisations and communities to catalyse climate action.

• Kyle Soo, Facilitator, Brickolage. Kyle Soo is the Partnerships & Product Manager at B Lab UK, the charity helping raise awareness of the B Corp movement nationwide. Following a ten-year career as a criminal lawyer Kyle is exploring economic systems change and the role that business can play as a force for good, focussing on design, facilitation and storytelling to create networks and communities in service of people and the planet. He is also a Design Council Expert and runs the popular PechaKucha Nights in his home city of Manchester.

• Layla Wildon, Co-Founder, Impact Amplified. Layla Wildon is the co-founder of Impact Amplified, an organisation focused on equipping teams to embrace uncertainty and unlock critical thinking for informed decision-making. With a 25-year career spanning risk management, strategic foresight, and transformation across diverse sectors, her work is rooted in fostering interdisciplinary collaboration to help navigate the complex social and environmental challenges we face. Alongside, she leads a nature restoration project in Canterbury, dedicated to improving biodiversity and strengthening the connection between businesses and the natural world.

What is Three Horizons?
Three Horizons framework is a simple yet powerful tool used to facilitate conversations about the future. The framework brings together diverse perspectives and creates a shared language for discussing present challenges and emerging opportunities. It's particularly useful in guiding groups towards meaningful action in complex environments, making it applicable across business, policy, and community contexts.

What is LEGO Serious Play?
LEGO Serious Play is a method used in meetings and workshops to engage people, get them thinking differently and having a different conversation. Based on the use of LEGO bricks as metaphors, it is used to tell complex stories that unpack thoughts, feelings, beliefs, imagination and action plans on a range of topics and across a wide range of settings from business to government. It is a democratic approach to facilitation, where people listen and build equally, creating surprising depth and connection through simple brick-play.

Do I need LEGO to participate?
You will need a couple of handfuls of mixed LEGO of different shapes and sizes to participate. If you don't have any LEGO, see if you can borrow a little and if not then a couple of handfuls of random objects that fit on your desk will be okay.

Pricing and proceeds:
The ticket price is £25. All proceeds will be donated to a charity selected by attendees during the workshop.

Questions:
Please contact Layla Wildon on layla@impactamplified.co.uk.