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SDG 360 Resources

Find the right place to start

Whether you are working to align strategy or programming with the SDGs, designing a course, leading a team, or preparing to facilitate others, the resources below are organized to help you take your next step. You can begin by using the app, explore structured learning modules, review real-world applications, or access companion tools to strengthen reflective and equity-centered practice.

New to SDG 360 Thinking?

If you are new to SDG 360 Thinking, we invite you to begin with the app. It guides users through a structured process that generates holistic, multi-sector visualizations aligned with the SDGs.

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Want to build applied capacity?

Develop practical skills through our Knowledge Base. We offer structured, self-paced learning modules as well as a complete instructor resource pack designed for classroom, organizational, or workshop settings. Materials include editable slide decks, facilitation guides, participant portfolio templates, and project-based learning resources. You may follow a self-directed pathway or use the full instructional suite to design your own course or workshop.

Looking for real-world examples?

View recordings from participant portfolio showcases to see how SDG 360 Thinking has been applied across sectors and regions. These presentations highlight practical implementation in health systems, governance, sustainability, and community development contexts and more.

Seeking other tools?

Access additional resources shared by our team of scholars and collaborators, including reflexivity toolkits and frameworks designed to strengthen equity-centered and cross-cultural systems practice. 

Companion Tools

SDG 360 Thinking grows through shared learning. If you have a tool or resource that complements this work, we invite you to share it with us at dipretebrown@wisc.edu.