The dialogue starts at 12:00 noon in New Zealand (UTC +12), moves around the world through all time zones and ends in Hawaii at 12:00 noon (UTC -11). Even better: basically everyone is invited to contribute. Whatever time zone you are in, you are invited at 12:00 noon in your time zone to click on the link and join the conversation.
Link to World Futures Day on March 1, 2023: https://bit.ly/WorldFuturesDay2023
The Millennium Project is a global foresight initiative launched by the American Council for the United Nations University in 1996 that helps decision-makers prepare for the future by analyzing emerging opportunities and challenges facing humanity. Through expert workshops, surveys, and trend analysis, the project produces an annual report and recommendations for action. It also engages in capacity building, knowledge sharing, and global networking through a diverse network of stakeholders. Ultimately, the project aims to promote a more integrated and proactive approach to global decision-making and governance, and to raise awareness of the importance of long-term thinking and foresight.
- impact from Covid-19
- governing artificial intelligence
- inventing future concepts of work
- building space elevators to orbital cities
- reducing climate change
- guaranteeing safe water and energy
- fighting transnational organized crime
- countering information warfare
- and developing future forms of democracy.
