Bring together free resources for the international systemic community, with translations to make them easier to share. Anyone can contribute articles they authorise for free publication or whose terms allow sharing.
The Atlas grows through community contributions: articles, accounts of practice, suggested resources and corrections. It began with content we could share free of charge and translate with the necessary permission. Further contributions will broaden the selection.
You can publish your own articles or suggest a text whose terms permit sharing, identifying its author and source. Exchanges across languages, countries and practices enrich the resources available to everyone.
Blog posts, scientific articles, journal texts in the public domain or shared with permission, videos and collections bringing together several articles. Use the filters to find a topic, an author or a resource type.
Blog posts offer reflections, tools and accounts of practice. Scientific articles present research, its methods, findings and limitations. Journal texts provide access to interviews, debates and reflections published elsewhere.
Videos offer another way to explore a topic. Collections bring together several articles around a question and may suggest a reading order. The same subject can be explored through different formats.
The displayed date is the date of first publication. Each translation must state who produced it and whether artificial intelligence was used. Each text must indicate whether it is reproduced in full or has been modified, and describe any changes.
Read each text in its time and context: its country, practice, approach and the questions its author addresses. An older article may remain useful without reflecting current knowledge or practice.
Translation notes must identify the person or team responsible, disclose any use of AI and describe the review performed. Republishing notes must distinguish a complete text, excerpt, summary or adaptation and identify changes. Consult the original source and report any error or missing information.