Two Upcoming Opportunities to Talk Futures with Me!! (Updated July 13, 2020 with link to the finished webinars)
Note: Links to completed webinars have now been added below! It has been a very busy season after being a
Evolving General Futures/Foresight Resources on Covid-19 – April 10, 2020
I have received a number of requests to share an interdisciplinary cross-sector version of my futures covid-19 resource list (beyond
A Futures Lens for Covid-19 – Resources for Social Workers, Change Agents, Educators and the Helping Professions
My last blog post was an opportunity to link what is happening with Covid-19 to a futures lens in the
We are Living in the Future – Covid-19 Edition – Resources for Social Workers – Linked resource list UPDATED 3.14.2020
Today, right now, we are living in a scenario that we didn’t exactly expect to be living in. Though in
Ingredients of Futures Agility – Learning Organizations and Communities of Practice. Are we ready to take our collective learning to new heights? Can we afford not to?
It has been said, that we might as well be “starving at the banquet” of the information age. So much
World Futures Day – March 1, 2020 – Opportunity to Get Involved
Please note!! Join 24-Hour Round-the-World Conversation to Celebrate World Future Day, Hosted by the Millennium Project FEB 27, 2020 Press
Big Ideas for Social Change Champions – Idea-Palooza!
I think inspiration matters. Where do our big ideas for change come from? Often they come from frustration or anxiety
Recent Ideas from Twitter – Social Work Futures – February 26, 2020
This is part of a regular series of posts that track a few notable things I find on Twitter that
Hiring Social Work Faculty that are “Future Ready”
The term “future ready” is popular – one sees it frequently in day to day life. But what does it
The Future of the Social Determinants of Health – An Eclectic and Transdisciplinary Scan of the Academic Literature – January 24, 2020
According to the World Health Organization, the social determinants of health are “the conditions in which people are born, grow,
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