Exploring Future Consciousness: Join the Future Forward Program to Shape Tomorrow, (from page 20230708.)
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Keywords
- future forward
- futures literacy
- futures mindset
- multiple futures
- investing in imaginations
- taking action
- certificate
Themes
- future
- education
- futurism
- personal development
- imagination
- action
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Summary
The text introduces the ‘Future Forward’ program, encouraging participants to explore their potential roles in shaping the future through a series of lessons. It emphasizes the importance of understanding time perception, adopting a futures mindset, and contemplating multiple futures to develop futures literacy. Participants are prompted to imagine ideal futures and consider actions to achieve them. By completing any 15 lessons, learners can earn a certificate. The program aims to inspire individual contributions to a better future and gather ideas for EU policy makers.
Signals
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Futures Literacy Education |
A growing emphasis on futures literacy as a necessary skill for individuals. |
Transitioning from traditional education to include futures literacy as a core competency. |
Education systems may prioritize futures literacy, equipping individuals with skills to navigate uncertainty. |
The increasing complexity of global challenges necessitates a proactive approach to future planning. |
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Collective Future Visioning |
Encouraging individuals to share their visions for the future. |
From isolated individual perspectives to a collaborative approach in envisioning futures. |
Communities may be more engaged in participatory future planning processes, influencing policy decisions. |
The recognition that diverse perspectives enhance the richness of future possibilities. |
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Active Role in Future Shaping |
Individuals are called to take active roles in defining their futures. |
From passive acceptance of future outcomes to active participation in shaping them. |
More individuals may engage in activism and community initiatives to influence future policies. |
A growing awareness of personal agency and responsibility in addressing global issues. |
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Diverse Scenarios Exploration |
Exploration of multiple futures rather than a single deterministic outcome. |
Shifting from a linear view of the future to a complex landscape of possibilities. |
Futures planning may become more dynamic, allowing for adaptable strategies in various sectors. |
The need to address unpredictability in global trends and challenges. |
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Concerns
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Uncertain Future Scenarios |
The inability to predict future scenarios may lead to poorly informed decisions affecting various aspects of life. |
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Impact of Perception on Choices |
How individuals perceive time and future can significantly influence their decision-making and actions today. |
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Need for Futures Literacy |
A lack of understanding and skills in futures literacy may hinder individuals’ ability to imagine and work towards better futures. |
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Policy Influence and Collective Vision |
The challenge of aligning diverse personal futures with collective policy-making efforts could lead to conflicts or ineffective strategies. |
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Imagination Barriers |
Limited imagination may restrict the exploration of viable alternative futures, leading to a stagnant vision of what is possible. |
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Behaviors
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description |
relevancy |
Futures Literacy |
Developing the ability to understand and engage with multiple perspectives on the future to make informed decisions today. |
5 |
Futurist Mindset |
Adopting a mindset that challenges assumptions and embraces interconnectedness to envision preferable futures. |
4 |
Imagination in Future Planning |
Encouraging the exploration of multiple viable futures through open imagination and creativity. |
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Active Future Shaping |
Taking proactive steps to visualize and create a desired future, emphasizing personal agency. |
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Collaborative Future Visioning |
Sharing ideas and visions for the future to inspire collective action and influence policy making. |
4 |
Time Perception Awareness |
Understanding how individual perceptions of time affect future planning and decision-making. |
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Technologies
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The ability to understand and engage with multiple future scenarios, enhancing decision-making and strategic thinking. |
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A perspective that challenges assumptions and embraces the interconnectedness of global issues to envision preferable futures. |
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Utilizing creativity to explore and shape alternative futures and possibilities for societal development. |
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The practice of contemplating various potential futures to prepare for and influence outcomes in uncertain environments. |
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Engaging in actions today that shape a desired future, fostering a proactive approach to societal change. |
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Issues
name |
description |
relevancy |
Futures Literacy |
The importance of developing skills to understand multiple possible futures and their implications. |
4 |
Imagination in Future Planning |
Emphasizing the need to harness imagination for envisioning and creating alternative futures. |
5 |
Interconnectedness of Global Issues |
Recognizing the interconnected nature of global challenges and their collective impact on future scenarios. |
4 |
Active Participation in Shaping Futures |
Encouraging individuals to actively engage in shaping a preferred future through their actions and ideas. |
5 |
Policy Influence through Public Ideas |
Utilizing public aspirations and ideas to influence policy making and future planning at a governmental level. |
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