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==Future Worlds Center philosophy expressed through its logo== | ==Future Worlds Center philosophy expressed through its logo== | ||
[[File:FWC_logoSmall.jpg|left|thumb|upright=1|alt=Logo.|Future Worlds Center Logo]] | [[File:FWC_logoSmall.jpg|left|thumb|upright=1|alt=Logo.|Future Worlds Center Logo]] | ||
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==Living in “multiple” worlds== | ==Living in “multiple” worlds== | ||
[[File: | [[File:ProjectsCirclesExamples.png|left|thumb|upright=1|alt=Logo.|Participating in multiple projects]] | ||
The Future Worlds Center is an excellent example of an organization that operates in multiple worlds that co-exist. From the point of view of our research activities, many projects focus on the interplay between real and virtual worlds. For example, we are interested on the marriage of the human brain with modern technology and the repercussions for humanity. Our projects focus in the study of virtual worlds, children’s’ behaviours and attitudes, new complex forms of bullying and harassment, the effects on attention, learning and development in general. From the social angle point of view, Future Worlds Center promotes multiculturalism and international development. We implement awareness campaigns and promote humanistic values and concepts such as understanding, tolerance, forgiveness and peaceful co-existence. Specific projects range from supporting vulnerable social groups and awareness actions promoting multicultural values, to international Development Education activities. | |||
==Projects interacting and sharing vision, structure and methods== | ==Projects interacting and sharing vision, structure and methods== | ||