5,695
edits
Peaceful Futures: Difference between revisions
From Future Worlds Center Wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
no edit summary
(Created page) |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
Pavel Luksha | {{Project | ||
|acronym=Peaceful Futures | |||
|logo= | |||
|project_title=[[Peaceful Futures]] | |||
|contract_number= | |||
|funding_period= | |||
|coordinator=[[Pavel Luksha]]<br> FWC Coordinators:<br>[[Yiannis Laouris]]<br>[[Marcus Hallside]] | |||
|funding_agency= | |||
|total_cost= | |||
|partners= [[Global Education Futures]]<br>[[VZOR Lab]]<br>[[NGFP]]<br>[[Oneiric Lab]]<br>[[Ecocivilization]] | |||
|website= | |||
}} | |||
The description of the session follows: | The description of the session follows: | ||
| Line 13: | Line 21: | ||
Through a series of foresight and Structured Democratic Dialogued sessions participants from over 30 countries of global north and south have explored the range of political, economic, technological, educational, and socio-cultural strategies that can create peace for all. As a result, a time map of critical paths towards the peaceful futures was created, and an opportunity map of civic and cultural peace-focused solutions was produced. The project now aims to create a range of thematic groups that will explore different aspects of Peaceful Futures and plans to launch a range of collaborative initiatives to accelerate transition towards this scenario. During the workshop, results of the foresight and the manifesto of Peaceful Futures will be presented, and plans for 2023 will be elaborated together with the workshop participants. | Through a series of foresight and Structured Democratic Dialogued sessions participants from over 30 countries of global north and south have explored the range of political, economic, technological, educational, and socio-cultural strategies that can create peace for all. As a result, a time map of critical paths towards the peaceful futures was created, and an opportunity map of civic and cultural peace-focused solutions was produced. The project now aims to create a range of thematic groups that will explore different aspects of Peaceful Futures and plans to launch a range of collaborative initiatives to accelerate transition towards this scenario. During the workshop, results of the foresight and the manifesto of Peaceful Futures will be presented, and plans for 2023 will be elaborated together with the workshop participants. | ||
The first international presentation of the project has taken place Jan 26, 2023 with the following sharing the results: | |||
Pavel Luksha, Global Education Futures (I will present & will also moderate the session) | |||
* [[Anastasia Evgrafova]], [[VZOR Lab]] | |||
* [[Anna Peplova]], [[VZOR Lab]] | |||
* [[Abi Nooks]], [[School of International Futures]] and [[NGFP]] | |||
* [[Thays Prado]], [[NGFP]] | |||
* [[Alija Blackwell]], [[Oneiric Lab]] and [[NGFP]] | |||
* [[Yiannis Laouris]], [[Future Worlds Center]] | |||
* [[Robert Schram]], [[Ecocivilization ]] | |||
[[Category: Future Worlds Projects]] | |||
