Enlivenment is a Systemic Design community publication. This is the place for practitioners to contribute and share their ideas, reflections, and experiences in order to foster Systemic Design as a versatile and powerful methodology. Although Systemic Design is the main watercourse, topics related to Systems Thinking, Futures Thinking, Sustainability, or Regeneration are also welcome. What we are particularly interested in is place specific stories that reveal local peculiarities. We’d like to foster the diversity among voices of practitioners from different parts of the world and facilitate the exchange of ideas and experiences from around the globe. The name ‘Enlivenment’ refers to the German philosopher Andreas Weber’s book where he contends that “we may have forgotten what it means to be alive” and that “we have to reconsider ‘life’ and ‘aliveness’ as fundamental categories of thought and of practical actions.”