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4th Annual conference on Anticipation

4 November 2022 Virtual
16-18 November 2022 Tempe, Arizona USA

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Venue

The in-person conference will be held at Arizona State University, at the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory, located in the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. The area offers a wide range of accommodation options, from budget to five star facilities and is easily accessible from Phoenix’s Sky Harbor airport.

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About

The Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory is hosting the 4th International Conference on Anticipation November 16th-18th 2022 at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona and a virtual conference on November 4th, 2022.

The overarching aim of the conference and of the interdisciplinary field of Anticipation Studies is to create new understandings of how individuals, groups, institutions, systems, and cultures use ideas of the future to act in the present. This Conference builds on prior conferences in Trento, Italy (2015, led by Roberto Poli), London, England (2017, led by Keri Facer) and Oslo, Norway (2019, led by Andrew Morrison).

Living with intractable and ineradicable uncertainty leads humans to read the tea leaves, consult the oracle, and tell imaginative stories. Increasingly, we tend to reach for forecasting, statistical analysis and data-driven scenarios, oftentimes narrowing the production of particular types of futures. The Anticipation Conference in 2022 is devoted to opening up the study of anticipation to new voices, new spaces and new approaches.

This fourth conference will emphasize questions of justice in 7 thematic areas: Public Futures, Politics, Justice and Ethics of Anticipation, Decolonizing Anticipation, Critical Anticipatory Capacities, Creativity, Innovation and New Media, Time & Temporalities, and ‘Also You!’.

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Conference Partners

Anticipation 2022 appreciates the support of our local partners.
Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory
The emergence of the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory™ at Arizona State University is rooted in the conviction that we can and must make a meaningful contribution to ensuring a habitable planet and a future in which well-being is attainable for all humankind. This laboratory draws on ASU’s deep commitment to use-inspired research, our ongoing work in sustainability and service to the global community in which we live.

School for the Future of Innovation in Society
The School for the Future of Innovation in Society is a transdisciplinary unit at the vanguard of ASU’s commitment to linking innovation to public value. We are pursuing a vision of responsible innovation that anticipates challenges and opportunities, integrates diverse knowledge and perspectives, and engages broad audiences. By examining the ways we translate imagination into innovation — and how we blend technical and social concerns along the way — we learn to build a future for everyone.

Center for Science and the Imagination
Arizona State University’s Center for Science and the Imagination brings writers, artists and other creative thinkers into collaboration with scientists, engineers and technologists to reignite humanity’s grand ambitions for innovation and discovery. The center serves as a network hub for audacious moonshot ideas and a cultural engine for thoughtful optimism. We provide a space for productive collaboration between the humanities and the sciences, bring human narratives to scientific questions, and explore the full social implications of cutting-edge research.

The Design School
The Design School is the largest and the most comprehensive design school in the nation. Our diverse programs are in the top 20 in the country and teach students to master their design disciplines. Students learn the art of collaboration and how to work across disciplines. The school’s innovative spirit drives new ideas and solves problems through partnerships with industry, communities and other academic units.

The Center for the Study of Futures
The Center for the Study of Futures offers futures research, experimental practice, and innovative foresight training for diverse audiences. The Center for the Study of Futures at Arizona State University builds a cross-disciplinary capacity to imagine a rich variety of plausible futures, reflect on what those futures demand from us, and design pathways toward positive outcomes. By investigating and inventing new theories and methods for creating better futures, the Center aims to nurture and amplify future-oriented scholarship and practice.

Leonardo
Leonardo drives innovation at the intersection of arts, sciences, and technology. As an enterprising think tank and knowledge enterprise of Arizona State University, Leonardo integrates hybrid, creative inquiry and practice as catalysts to solve compelling problems, explore timeless mysteries, and shape a finer future.

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Organizing Committee

Local Organizing Committee is composed of:

Cynthia Selin
Cynthia Selin is an Associate Professor in the School for the Future of Innovation in Society and the School of Sustainability at Arizona State University, USA. She investigates and invents methodologies for making sense of change and explores theoretical questions about anticipation. By creating new transdisciplinary methods, concepts and platforms for confronting uncertainties, Dr. Selin’s work – as a social scientist and scenario practitioner— stimulates improved strategic and imaginative capacities. She is also an Associate Fellow at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford and teaches in the Oxford Scenarios Programme.

Lauren Keeler
Lauren Withycombe Keeler is an Assistant Professor, foresight practitioner, and futures scholar in the School for the Future of Innovation in Society at Arizona State University. In her research, she studies how different communities and groups understand and make sense of the future. She creates and utilizes futures methods to anticipate the future impacts of emerging technologies, policies and other interventions on organizations, communities and cities. Her work focuses on building capacity among individuals and groups to think about the future in ways that yield more inclusive and sustainable futures, and developing strategies to make those futures a reality.

Malka Older
Malka Older is a writer, aid worker, and sociologist. Her science-fiction political thriller Infomocracy was named one of the best books of 2016 by Kirkus, Book Riot, and the Washington Post. She is the creator of the serial Ninth Step Murders, currently running on Realm, and her acclaimed short story collection And Other Disasters came out in November 2019. She is a Faculty Associate at Arizona State University’s School for the Future of Innovation in Society and her opinions can be found in The New York Times, The Nation, and Foreign Policy, among other places.

Ruth Wylie
Ruth Wylie is the Assistant Director of the Center for Science and the Imagination and an associate research professor in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Ruth uses her training in computer science, cognitive science, and education to do transdisciplinary, translational research to answer real-world problems. Her previous research projects have been on , improving science self-efficacy for young people, creating educational technology to support teachers and students, and developing methodologies to support collaborative imagination.

Alexandrina Agloro
Alexandrina Agloro is an ancestral technologist whose work spans the intersection of media art, community-based research, and birthwork. She is an Assistant Professor of Science, Technology, and Innovation in the Borderlands at the School for the Future of Innovation in Society and a Senior Global Futures Scientist at the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory at Arizona State University. Dr. Agloro’s work lingers on how decolonization is deeper than a set of values, and anticipates how land, water, body, and internet sovereignty can move us from the imaginary into collective action. She is a Director of Situated Critical Race and Media (SCRAM), a multiverse collaborative feminist technology organization, and is the Futurist for the Latinx Pacific Archive.

Elma Hajric
Elma Hajric is a researcher in the Human and Social Dimensions of Science and Technology PhD program at the School for the Future of Innovation. Her work focuses on data governance of emerging technologies, centering surveillance and privacy, alongside ‘smart city’ sociotechnical imaginaries. She is also a National Science Foundation Fellow in the National Research Traineeship on Citizen-Centered Smart Cities and Smart Living, and a member of the Science, Policy, Engineering Collective in the Institute for the Future of Innovation at Arizona State University.

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Steering Committee

Keri Facer, University of Bristol
Andrew David Morrison, Oslo School of Architecture and Design
Ted Fuller, University of Lincoln
Roberto Poli, University of Trento

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Scientific Committee

Andrew Morrison, Oslo School of Architecture and Design
Annalee Newitz, Freelance journalist, Writer
Ângela Guimarães Pereira, Joint Research Centre of the European Commission
Armin Grunwald, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis
Chris Groves, Cardiff University
Craig Calhoun, Arizona State University
David Guston, Arizona State University
Denisa Kera, University of Malta
Ed Finn, Arizona State University
Emily Spiers, Lancaster University
Erica Bol, European Commission
Genevieve Lively, University of Bristol
George Wright, University of Strathclyde Glasgow
Jathan Sadowski, Monash University
Jeroen van der Sluijs, University of Bergen
Johan Siebers, University of Middlesex
Keri Facer, University of Bristol
Kwamou Eva Feukeu, UNESCO
Laura Forlano, Illinois Institute of Technology Institute of Design
Lauren Keeler, Arizona State University
Lydia Garrido Luzardo, UNESCO Chair on Sociocultural Anticipation and Resilience
Manuela Celi, Latin American Network Politecnico di Milano
Marta Berbes, University of Waterloo
Mauricio Mejía, Arizona State University
Michael Bennett, Discovery Partners Institute
Peter Bishop, Teach the Future
Per Dannemand Andersen, Technical University of Denmark
Rafael Ramirez, University of Oxford, Saïd Business School
Roberto Poli, UNESCO, University of Trento
Ron Kassimir, Social Science Research Council (SSRC)
Scott Smith, Changeist
Stuart Candy, Carnegie Mellon School of Design
Susan Cox-Smith, Changeist
Susan Halford, University of Bristol
Tanja Hichert, Hichert & Associates
Ted Fuller, University of Lincoln
Tom Chermack, Colorado State University
Yoshi Saijo, Kochi University of Technology

In-Person Program
Tempe, Arizona
November 16-18, 2022

Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health
777 E. University Dr.
Tempe, AZ 85287-2404

Wednesday, November 16, 2022
08:00 | Registration and check-in desk opens
Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health

08:00-08:45 | Coffee/Tea + Light Breakfast

08:45-09:15 | Auditorium | Welcome
The Organizing Committee & David Guston

09:15-10:00 | Auditorium | Keynote | Expansive learning and possibility knowledge(s) for regenerative futures at the intersections of complex past(s)-present-future(s)
Heila Lotz-Sisitka

10:00-10:30 | Break
10:30-12:00 | Room 560 | Paper Session | Creative Anticipations

Using the ECOtarot to understand complex emotions surrounding climate change: A pilot project | Adriene Jenik

Anticipating Wellness: Collaborative Mythmaking and Engaged Rituals For The City | Trudy Watt and Coe Douglas

Felting Futures / Futures Felt: A Living Arts-Based Inquiry by a Critical Futurist turned A/R/Temporalist | Roumiana Gotseva

10:30-12:00 | Room 192 | Curated Session | How do our beliefs about work affect the future of work?
J M Applegate, Manfred Laubichler, Sander Van Der Leuw and Xin Wei Sha

10:30-12:00 | Room 409 | Paper Session | Imaginaries around the Globe

How does Latin America envision the future? An study on “Latin American Futurism” | Martin Perez Comisso

Imaginaries of Artificial Intelligence: Industry Stakeholders’ Communicative Construction of AI in China, Germany and the US | Yishu Mao, Vanessa Richter and Christian Katzenbach

The (Narrative) Reshaping of Periphery: Sicily’s 1 Euro House Projects as Spaces of Possibility | Dirk Hoyer and Alessandro Nani

10:30-12:00 | Auditorium | Curated Session: Responsible Futures
Ted Fuller, Fabrice Roubelat, Deon Cloete, Bruce Tonn, Lydia Garrido, René Rohrbeck and April Ward

10:30-12:00 | Room 360 | Curated Session | A program to cultivate anticipatory capabilities in West African health leadership teams for primary healthcare transformation
Jumana Qamruddin, Liza Mitgang and Tanja Hichert

12:00-13:00 | Second Floor Patio | Lunch

13:00-14:30 | Room 477 | Techniques Workshop | User Feedback: Telling Humorous Stories About Technology and Design
Tim Miller

13:00-14:30 | Room 360 | Curated Session | Deliberative Visioning and Backcasting as Tools for Inclusive, Just and Sustainable Future Pathways

Deliberative Visioning and Backcasting as Tools for Inclusive, Just and Sustainable Future Pathways | Aleksi Neuvonen, Atte Ojanen and Nour Attalla Anticipating public perceptions in sustainability transitions | Marisa Manheim
Logics of Eco-Social Regeneration | Morgan Shaw

13:00-14:30 | Room 409 | Techniques Workshop | Flights in Futures: Building Stories of Tomorrow
Lisa Kay Solomon and Jeffrey Rogers

13:00-14:30 | Auditorium | Curated Session | Flyover Fictions: Extreme Life
Ash Eliza Smith, Stephanie Sherman, Yasaman Sheri and Joshua Herr

13:00-14:30 | Room 460 | Paper Session | Applying Anticipation

Healthcare Quality measurement and Politics of Anticipation | Pooja Chitre, Kathleen Pine and Melissa Mazmanian

FIT for the future? Assessing the anticipatory capabilities of organizations | René Rohrbeck, Ignat Kulkov and Patrick van der Duin

Envisioning Ethics – How to foster ethical reflections on futures to design responsible technologies | Nele Firscher and Wenzel Mehnert

14:30-15:00 | Break

15:00-16:30 | Room 460 | Paper Session | Time & Temporality

Anticipation for future generations: Foresight and future generations in law-making | Amos Taylor, Mikkel Stein Knudsen, Toni Ahlqvist and Juha Kaskinen

Process Tracing the Future: Decision-maker conceptualizations of urban just transition pathways to sustainable and resilient positive futures | Liliana Caughman

Eigenforms of time – a conceptual design exercise | Piotr Michura

15:00-16:30 | Room 560 | Curated Session | Feminist anticipation across layers of smartness: Social implications and risks
Toby Shulruff, Elma Hajric and Farah Najar Arevalo

15:00-16:30 | Auditorium | Curated Session | Holoptic Foresight Dynamics: Collective Perception of Emerging Realities to Empower the Co-Creation of Imaginative, Novel and Transformative Futures
Frank Spencer, Ashley Bowers, Bárbara Ferrer Lanz and Michael Compton 15:00-16:30 | Room 192 | Techniques Workshop | A Future Design Workshop on Inequality
Moinul Islam and Tatsuyoshi Saijo

15:00-16:30 | Room 409 | Techniques Workshop | Activating Public Agency For the Future of Food: A Collaborative Role-Playing Game
Charlotte Biltekoff, Elizabeth Hoover, Christy Spackman, Db Bauer and Sara El Sayed

16:30-16:45 | Break

16:45-17:45 | Auditorium | Keynote Panel | Democratizing Futures, Hosted by the Center for Science and the Imagination
Panelists: Laura Cechanowicz, Ed Finn, Lauren Keeler, Punya Mishra

17:45-18:45 | Atrium | Opening Reception

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Thursday, November 17, 2022

08:15-09:00 | Coffee/Tea + Light Breakfast

09:00-09:45 | Auditorium | Keynote | The masters tools will not dismantle the masters’ house
Aarathi Krishnan

09:45-10:15 | Break

10:15-11:45 | Room 577 | Paper Session | Decolonizing Anticipation

Paglalayag Tungo sa Hiraya, Awakening the Unconscious Imagination and Igniting Ethical Aspirations: The Case of Hiraya Foresight | Shermon Cruz and Nicole Anne Kahn-Parreño

Anticipating decolonial futures: the case of Brazil | Beatriz Carneiro and Fabio Scarano

Exploring “Just Labor Transitions”: lessons from Chilean Experience | Nicolas Didier

10:15-11:45 | Room 192 | Techniques Workshop | Collective, Science-based Climate Futuring: Making ‘memories of the future’ by combining IPCC scenarios, foresight and storytelling
Manjana Milkoreit, Patrick Keys and Michele-Lee Moore

10:15-11:45 | Room 409 | Techniques Workshop | Strategic Artifacts: Tools and Activities for Anticipation
Tom Weis, Leo Blanken, Charlie Cannon, Elizabeth Kistin Keller and Kelesy Abel

10:15-11:45 | Room 560 | Curated Session | Performative Post-normality
Wendy Schultz, Maya Van Leemput and Christopher Jones

10:15-11:45 | Auditorium | Curated Session |Futures Thinking in K12 Education
Peter Bishop, Lisa Kay Solomon, and Ruth Wylie

12:00-13:00 | Second Floor Patio | Lunch

13:00-14:30 | Room 192 | Paper Session | Public Futures

Our Biological Future: Public Deliberations & Social Empathy, a case study | Lauren Lambert, Dorit Barvley and David Tomblin

Key dimensions of criticality in participatory futuring with publics | Laura Barendregt, Roy Bendor and Bregje van Eekelen

The tacit promise: how participation is framed in strategic spatial governance to secure political legitimacy and Room for maneuver in the emerging future | Ferry van de Mosselaer

13:00-14:30 | Room 409 | Techniques Workshop | Going meta, anticipating anticipation: a workshop
Noorah Alhasan, Joseph Corneli, Charles Danoff, Abby Tabor and Leo Vivier

13:00-14:30 | Room 560 | Curated Session | Towards Ethical Anticipations of Educational Futures
Noah Sobe and Keri Facer

13:00-14:30 | Auditorium | Curated Session | Making Critical Futures
Laura Forlano, Jessica Meharry, Hendriana Werdhaningsih, Irem Tekogul and Catherine Wieczorek

14:30-15:00 | Break
15:00-15:45 | Auditorium | Keynote |Do we want a cyberpunk future?
Deji Bryce Olukotun

16:00-17:30 | Room 192 | Paper Session | Mediated Temporalities

Exhibition Design of the Sami Pavilion through 3d-Scanning and Multiplayer Virtual Reality | Kai Reaver

Digitizing in the face of catastrophe – speeding up to slow down | Roos Hopman

Polylogue for the Co-creation of Images of the Futures | Maya Van Leemput

16:00-17:30 | Room 560 | Paper Session | Critical Technology Assessment

Failuring the Future: Critiquing Today for a Better Tomorrow | Jonathan Coopersmith

Model-based anticipation in technology assessment: the hermeneutic approach for opening up a critical perspectiv | Armin Grunwald

The Stupidest Thinking Machine In the Entire World: The Power of Narrative in Bad AI Futures | Robin Zebrowski

16:00-17:30 | Auditorium | New Ideas Session

From Futures Thinking to Roots Thinking as a way to decolonize futures | Fernanda Ebert

Future Studies as a Lens for Reckoning with the Past: Tensions and Possibilities in Renaming Debates | Jeanne Powers and Ruth Wylie

“Eko? Isn’t that what you people call Lagos?”: Africanfuturism and Alternative Urban Futures in Nigeria | Luke Boyle

New Design Mythologies Manifesto | Ben Schoenekase and Ruchita Arvind Mandhre

Redesigning Corporate Culture – Remote work as a long-term transition of workplaces towards more sustainable corporate culture | Talvikki Kollmann

16:00-17:30 | WCPH 477 | Curated Session | Futures Literacy and Cognition
Lydia Garrido, Alfonso Ávila-Robinson, Piotr Michura

16:00-17:30 | Room 190 | Techniques Workshop | Thinking with water: material co-production in anticipatory governance
Marisa Manheim and Christy Spackman

16:00-17:30 | Room 577 | Paper Session | Narrative Futures

The canoe: using fiction to embody the archetypes of the Anthropocene | Christine Roussat and Valentina Carbone

Afrofuturism – Decolonizing Science-fiction for Alternative Modes of Anticipation | Isaac Joslin

Subjunctivity, A New Form of Knowledge: On the Epistemology of Possibility | David Staley

17:30-18:00 | Break + Walk to Dinner

18:00-21:00 | Old Main | 400 E Tyler Mall, Tempe, AZ 85281 | Banquet Dinner

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Friday, November 18, 2022

08:15-09:00 | Coffee/Tea + Light Breakfast

09:00-09:45 | Auditorium | Keynote | Crip Futurity, Cyborg Disability and Designing the World Otherwise
Laura Forlano

09:45-10:00 | Break

10:00-11:30 | Room 192 | Paper Session | Design Futures

Anticipatory justice in design speculation | G. Mauricio Mejía

The Critical Catalyst: Demystifying Critical Design Futures | Ammer Harb and Manuela Celi

The Future as Service | Eva Knutz and Thomas Markussen

10:00-11:30 | Room 360 | Paper Session | Creativity, Innovation & New Media

Beyond the Studio: how Cross-Modal Third-Space Thinking might reshape education |Samantha Perkins and Paola Sanguinetti

“Like something’s about to happen”: speculative anticipation from unknown sounds | Richard Sandford

Creativity: The Flawed Forge of Tomorrows | Christopher Jones

10:00-11:30 | Room 409 | Techniques Workshop | Prototyping Social Forms 1: Enacting and Sensing Process
Muindi F. Muindi, Xin Wei Sha, Nadia Chaney, Teoma Naccarato, John MacCallum, Garrett Laroy Johnson and Dulmini Perera

10:00-11:30 | Room 560 | Techniques Workshop | Learning Anticipatory Thinking
Ray Quay and Claire Lauer

10:00-11:30 | Room 477 | Curated Session | Stacking the Deck for Sustainability: Youth “Lessons” to Turn it Around
Ann Nielsen, Esther Pretti, Marina Basu, Dilraba Anayatova, Setrag Hovsepian, Jieuy Jiang and Iveta Silova

10:00-11:30 | Auditorium | Curated Session | How can governance capacities support transformative pathways toward nature-based futures?
Amanda Kuhn, Nancy Grimm, David Iwaniec, Niki Frantzeskaki, Robert Lloyd, Marta Berbés-Blázquez, Liliana Caughman and Tischa Muñoz-Erickson

11:30-12:30 | Second Floor Patio | Lunch

12:30-14:00 | Room 192 | Paper Session | Climate Imaginaries

Effects and Effectiveness of Climate Imaginaries | Manjana Milkoreit

On Regenerative Anticipation | Fabio Scarano, Raul Corrêa-Smith, Leonardo Menezes, Ana Paula Teixeira, Davi Bonela and Alexandre Fernandes

Climate Models, Climate Futures, and the Ethics of Probability | Pamela Carralero

12:30-14:00 | Room 360 | Paper Session | Policy-Oriented Anticipations

Anticipatory practices as loci for modulating the governance of innovation and socio-technical futures | Kornelia Konrad

Building anticipatory capacity in a multi-level, multi-policy environment: Disruptions and scenarios to underpin EU R&I policies | Attila Havas, K. Matthias Weber, Susanne Giesecke and Dana Wasserbacher

Investing in Imagination Infrastructure for UK Communities | Cassie Robinson

12:30-14:00 | Room 190 | Techniques Workshop | Analyzing Future Social Value from Scenarios: An Invitation and Experiment

Michael Bernstein, Lauren Withycombe Keeler, Luke Boyle and John Harlow

12:30-14:00 | Room 409 | Techniques Workshop | Prototyping Social Forms 2: Enacting and Sensing Body

Dulmini Perera, Muindi F Muindi, Xin Wei Sha, Teoma Naccarato and John MacCallum

12:30-14:00 | Auditorium | Curated Session | Anticipation in the scale of ‘Deep Time’

Keri Facer, Bruce Tonn, Ted Fuller and Richard Sandford

12:30-14:00 | Room 560 | Paper Session | Theories of Anticipation

Anticipatory Social Systems in Post-Normal Times: Moving Beyond Power, Politics, Polemics and the Past | Jayne Fleener

Future temporalities – advancing time concepts in contemporary anticipation practice | Ludwig Weh, Marguerite Coetzee and Lisa Kinne

Anticipatory Governance. Delving into the quality of ‘anticipatory’ as a practical onto-epistemic capacity for ‘using the future’ | Lydia Garrido

14:00-14:30 | Break

14:30-16:00 | Room 460 | Paper Session | Participatory Futures

Futures Workshops: from fragile fictions to sticky stories | Hillary Carey and Jessica Meharry

Barrio Innovation: Visions from Latinx youth in Phoenix | Marta Berbés-Blázquez, Vanya Bisht, Regional Carrillo, Monique Franco, Mandy Kuhn and Jorge Morales

Eating Temporalities: Food as an artifact of past and future environments, and a medium for multi-temporalities | Allie Es Wist

14:30-16:00 | Room 360 | Paper Session | Critical Anticipatory Capacities

Futures as Chaos Attractors: the need for wild, feral, outlier archetypes | Wendy Schultz

From anticipatory capacity to anticipation intelligence (AQ) | Leila Varley and Shirin Elahi

Models of the Future: The Capitalist Quest for Grand Narratives | Adrienne Sörbom and Christina Garsten

14:30-16:00 | Room 192 | Paper Session | Energizing Public Futures

Stakeholder inclusion and anticipation on techno-economic data for long-term energy planning | Per Dannemand Andersen and Antti Silvast

Anticipating the Long-Future: Consent-Based Siting for Nuclear Waste Management | Jennifer Richter, Michael Bernstein and Mahmud Farooque

Exploring the Unanticipated Consequences of UK Net Zero Transport Policy with Participatory Systems Mapping: the need for participatory whole systems approaches to transport decarbonisation, air quality and health | Alexandra Penn, Suzanne Bartington, Sarah Moller, Ian Hamilton, James Levine, Kirstie Hatcher and Nigel Gilbert

14:30-16:00 | Auditorium | Curated Session | Foresight’s Special Issue on Reconceptualising Foresight and its Impact: Learning about the Capacity to Decolonise
Riel Miller, Geci Karuri-Sebina and Kwamou Eva Feukeu

14:30-16:00 | Room 409 | Curated Session |Prototyping Social Forms: Un Altro Mondo È Possibile
Xin Wei Sha, Muindi F Muindi, Teoma Naccarato, John MacCallum, Garrett Laroy Johnson, Dulmini Perera, Zeynep Aksöz-Balzar, Mark Balzar, Galo Patricio Moncayo Asan, Satinder Gill and Vangelis Lympouridis

14:30-16:00 | Room 190 | Open Dialogue | College of Global Futures Graduate Student Synthesis
Leah Friedman

16:15-17:00 | Auditorium | Closing Reflections

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Virtual Program
Tempe, Arizona
November 16-18, 2022

Asia Pacific

November 4, 2022

10:00-10:15 AM (Beijing)
Welcome to Asia Pacific
Cynthia Selin and Ruth Wylie

10:15-11:45 AM (Beijing)
Techniques Workshop | Co-creating futures through Fashion: a collective and speculative approach to a post-Anthropocene Era in futures-thinking
Clarice Garcia

10:15-11:45 (Beijing)
Paper Session | Politics, Justice, and Public Futures

Requestioning the structures of futuring and futurity to create a feminist ontology of becoming | Bridgette Engeler

Radicalising the mundane: mobilising feminist futures for intergenerational and just transition | Bridgette Engeler and Susan Cox-Smith

The Book of Revelation: In Anticipation | Mg Michael and Katina Michael

12:00-13:30 (Beijing)
New Ideas Session

Practicing Solarpunk: Speculating and making an urban interactive installation | Yue Zou

Putting Descartes before the (education) horse: Speculations on bio-technological evolution, multispecies relationships, and human exceptionalism | Punya Mishra, Iveta Silova, Simon Brown and Shiv Ramdas

Anticipating alternative futures through co-designed speculative soundscapes | Ilya Fridman, Hannah Korsmeyer and Alon Ilsar

12:00-13:30 (Beijing)
Techniques Workshop | Regenerative X: A City Futures Game
Shermon Cruz, Toney Hallahan and Nicole Anne Kahn-Parreño

13:30-14:00
Lunch

14:00-15:30 (Beijing)
Curated Session | Temporalities in Art and Design: a Cross-cultural Conversation
Berstrand Tordis, Amir Djalali, Yiping Dong, Teresa Hoskyns and Claudia Westermann

14:00-15:30 (Beijing)
Curated Session | Design for Future Digital Well-being: Criticism, Anticipation, and Innovation
Zhiyong Fu, Yuqi Liu and Yidan Wu

14:00-15:30 (Beijing)
Curated Session | Enoughness– Towards a Recalibration of Our Anticipatory Capacities
Mushfiqa Jamaluddin and Klelija Zivkovic

15:45- 16:15 (Beijing)
Keynote | Invoking indigeneity to reimagine the knowledge base and practice of anticipation
Shermon Cruz

16:15-17:00
Joint “Speed Networking”

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Europe, Middle East, Africa

November 4, 2022
08:15-09:00 (London)

9:00-9:15 (London)
Welcome to Europe, Africa, Middle East
Keri Facer, Andrew David Morrison, Roberto Poli and Ted Fuller

9:15-10:45 (London)
Curated Session | Dis/Assembling the Power of Energy Futures
Magdalena Kuchler, Gavin Bridge, Naima Kraushaar-Friesen, Gubb Marit Stigson, Kosma Lechowicz and Isak Stoddard

9:15-10:45 (London)
Paper Session | Public Futures

#OurFutures| Erica Bol, Laurent Bontoux and Epaminondas Christofilopoulos

Community scenarios for farsighted citizens: an experiment in primary school | Rocco Scolozzi, Ilaria Rinaldi, Luca Filosi and Marco Odorizzi

Speculative Design and Solarpunk Praxis as Tools for Empowering Communities: Experiences from Milano and Reading | Guglielmo Miccolupi, Laura Carolina Zanetti Domingues and Luisa Zanetti

Speculative approach for services: an integrated anticipatory approach towards inclusive social transformation | Zijun Lin and Beatrice Villari

9:15-10:45 (London)
Curated Session | Foresight methods from around the world
Prateeksha Singh and Daniel Riveong

9:15- 10:45 (London)
Techniques Workshop | Exploratory Sandbox for Experimental Governance of Blockchain Futures
Denisa Reshef Kera

9:15-10:45 (London)
Paper Session | Anticipations in Action

Trauma-Informed Anticipation: Realising the Triple Dividend and Socio-Economic Transformation by Addressing Adolescent and Youth Mental Well-being in Kenya | Steven Lichty

Between consultancy and advocacy: The politics of anticipating future regulation | Karl Palmås and Nicholas Surber

Anticipating the Future of Education and Social Innovation | Susanne Giesecke

Slow Dance: Making Time for Anticipation in Ethical Relations | Michelle Kasprzak

10:45-11:00 (London) | Break

11:00-12:30 (London)

Curated Session | Challenges and opportunities to develop critical anticipatory capacities in international organizations
Monica Mendez, Marius Oosthuizen and Emily Munro

11:00-12:30 (London)
Paper Session | Critical Anticipatory Capacities

A New Foresight Competence Progression Model | Erica Bol and Laurent Bontoux

Biases. A non-method for the Anticipation | Ami Licaj, Simona Colitti and Valeria Piras

Constructing fair and flourishing futures – transformative policies for living in crisis-resilient spaces | Sirkka Heinonen, Joni Karjalainen, Amos Taylor and Saija Toivonen

«Mental landscape» Method as a Tool for Anticipation and Creating Innovative Products | Galina Lola

11:00-12:30 (London)
Curated Session | Responsible Futures
Fabrice Roubelat, Ted Fuller, Judit Gáspár, Narcis Heraclide, Jamie Brassett and Anne Marchais-Roubelat

11:00-12:30 (London)
Curated Session | Towards shaping futures literacies by designing
Andrew Morrison, Manuela Celi, Oscar Tomico and Betti Marenko

11:00-12:30 (London)
Curated Session | Tangibilizing “Future Frictions” for Responsible Futuring in Smart Cities
Julieta Matos-Castano, Corelia Baibarac-Duignan, Anouk Geenen, Cristina Zaga, Mascha van der Voort and Sabine Wildevuur

12:30-13:00 (London) | Lunch

13:00-14:30 (London)
Techniques Workshop | Probing Impacts to Imagine More Inclusive Possible and Preferable Futures
Susan Cox-Smith and Bridgette Engeler

13:00-14:30 (London)
Curated Session | Collecting transformative approaches and methods to feed our imagination, and to cultivate our abilities to use the future
Sanna Ketonen-Oksi, Mikko Dufva, Liisa Poussa and Terhi Ylikoski

13:00-14:30 (London)
Paper Session | Critical Technology Futures

Artifacts and frames in socio-technical anticipation: The case of responsible AI | Matti Minkkinen, Matti Mäntymäki and Markus Philipp Zimmer

Lively Media Technologies, Monsters, and New Imaginaries for the Future | Line Henriksen, Bo Reimer and Bojana Romic

Design Fabulations on the Transcorporeality of Menstrual Care and Sphagnum Moss | Marie Louise Juul Søndergaard

Lithium exploration, culture and science: battles between past futures and imagined mined futures | Emilia Araujo Araújo and Sofia Bento Bento

13:00-14:30 (London)
Curated Session | Securing the Future(s): Creative Futuring for UK Defence and Security
Genevieve Liveley, Emily Spiers, Will Slocombe, John Carney and Jim Maltby

13:00-14:30 (London)
Paper Session | Decolonizing Anticipation

Voices of Tomorrow: Automation and refugee resettlement decision-making ecosystems | Claude Heath, Matt Falla and Lizzie Coles-Kemp

Harnessing the Past Futures Framework (PFF) for understanding histories of the future and designing alternative futures | Martins Kwazema

Biospherefutures: Launching a global collection of social-ecological scenarios studies | Marta Berbés-Blázquez, Jan Kuiper, Garry Peterson, Linna Fredström, Codruța Savu, Anne Guerry, Laura Pereira, Elisa Oteros Rozas, Stephen Carpenter and Liam Carpenter

How to avoid epistemic injustice in narrative foresight: The case for taking seriously the dialogical capacities of argumentative forward-looking storytellers (homo argumenticus-prospectus-narrans) | Yashar Saghai

13:00-14:30 (London)
New Ideas Session

A narratological perspective on business communications and futures literacy | Cecilia Thirlway

Escape forward: Prison in Italy in 2040 | Carla Broccardo, Rocco Scolozzi and Lorenzo Trigiani

Getting conversant with futures, ethical pluralism and anticipations in higher education | Elin Sporrong

Talking Trees and the Design-Led Intervention | Krzysztof Wronski

14:30-14:45 (London) | Break

14:45-16:15 (London)
Curated Session | Community of Inquiry as a Compost Pile: The story of FLxDeep
Nicolas Balcom Raleigh, Martyn Richards, Martin Calnan, Anna Sacio-Szymańska, Kacper Nosarzewski, Loes Damhof, Elles Kazemier and Irianna Liankaki-Dedouli

14:45-16:15 (London)
Paper Session | Public Futures 2

Rehearsing climate futures: who are we?… | Renata Tyszczuk and Zoe Svendsen

Utopia and anticipation: complementary instruments for envisioning the public futures | Hanna-Kaisa Pernaa and Mikko Karhu

Value tensions in the smart city: design approaches to support participation and ethical reflection when anticipating urban futures | Anouk Geenen, Julieta Matos Castano and Corelia Baibarac-Duignan

14:45-16:15 (London)
Curated Session | Storyworlds and Anticipation
Keri Facer, Johannes Stripple, Alexandra Nikoleris, Anna Lyngfelt, Josefin Wangel and Stuart Candy

14:45-16:15 (London)
Paper Session | Time and Temporalities
Technological Temporalities – Cultural semiotic reflections on anticipatory research in Technology Assessment | Paulina Dobroc, Andreas Lösch and Christoph Schneider

Alternative Timelines: Counterfactuals as an Approach to Design Pedagogy | James Auger and Julian Hanna

Assessing the degrees of openness and closure of anticipatory interventions in science and technology governance | Sergio Urueña

14:45-16:15 (London)
Paper Session | Sustainability Imaginaries

Towards a Conceptual Framework for Contested Imaginaries of Sustainability | Daniel Welch, Nina Heidenstrøm and Dan Lockton

Speculative critical design as a means for interrogating imaginaries of sustainable futures | Marie Hebrok and Nenad Pavel

Speculating sideways: participatory enactment of parallel sustainable fashion worlds | Amy Twigger Holroyd and Matilda Aspinall

14:45-16:15 (London)
Paper Session | Generational Imaginations
Undisciplining Imaginaries of Ageing Futures: Exploring Academics’ Hopes and Fears for Their Ageing Futures | Helen Manchester and Matthew Lariviere

Social-Fut-Lab: a participatory foresight exercise about the future of the right to work with high school students | Fernando Cobos Becerra, Rocco Scolozzi, José Antonio Rodríguez Mena, Susana Mayo Albargues and Angels Escrivà

Future oriented model for Science Education | Erica Bol

Open the Door Wide to Youth and Intergenerational Fairness! Youth engagement in decision-making to ensure inclusion and intergenerational fairness moving forward | Catarina Tully, Steve Gale and Passy Ogolla

16:15-17:00 (London)
Joint “Speed Networking”

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The Americas

November 4, 2022
09:15-10:00 (Phoenix)
Joint “Speed Networking”

10:00- 10:15 (Phoenix)
Welcome to The Americas
Lauren Withycombe Keeler & Alexandrina Agloro

10:15-11:00 (Phoenix)
Keynote | Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures (GTDF): a decolonial approach to systems/complexity education
Vanessa Andreotti & Chief Ninawa Inu Huni Kui

11:00-12:30 (Phoenix)
Curated Session | (Near-) Futuristic Constitutionalism and Governance: 2050 and Beyond
Mark Rush, Carissima Mathen, Ran Hirschl and Bryan Alexander

11:00-12:30 (Phoenix)
Paper Session | Images of the Future

Decolonizing the image | Howard Silverman, Ameenah Carroll, Inbar Sharon and Madeline Silberger-Franek

Deep Listening: Communication Infrastructure for Collaborative Anticipatory Governance in Climate Adaptation | Tomás Guarna, Eric Gordon, Yihyun Lim and James Paradis

Monument Public Address System AR | Meredith Drum

Plause: A Design Probe for Collective Futuring of Work | Sanika Sahasrabuddhe

11:00-12:30 (Phoenix)
Curated Session | Speculative Storytelling as Transformative Practice: Reimagining Narratives of Displacement
Barbara Adams, Hala Malak, Jane Pirone, Lauren Parater, Cian Mcalone and Shanice Costa

Curated Session | Emotion and Futures Literacy: how anticipatory capacities support communitarian resilience [in Spanish & English]
Monica Mendez, Barbara Ferrer and Aline Roldan

11:00-12:30 (Phoenix)
Techniques Workshop | Rehabilitation Futures Critical Worldbuilding Workshop
Laura Cechanowicz, Marientina Gotsis, Elizabeth Hogenson and Julie Lutz

11:00-12:30 (Phoenix)
Techniques Workshop | Exploring the relationship between narrative structures and future imaginaries
Adam Cowart

12:30-13:00 (Phoenix) | Lunch

13:00-14:30 (Phoenix)
Curated Session | Anticipatory governance [in Spanish & English]

Relations between temporality, the ‘use of the future’, collective sense-making and decision making | Gonzalo Iparraguirre, Lydia Garrido, Cecilia Palomo, Mónica Méndez Caballero and Juan Carlos Mora Montero

Equality and Sustainable Development. The use of the future to achieve gender equality | Cecilia Palomo

Uses of time and chrono-politics. Agendas, governance and future in Latin America | Gonzalo Iparraguirre

13:00-14:30 (Phoenix)
Curated Session | Imagining Canada’s Future’s Ideas Lab: Canada and the Circular Economy
Thérèse De Groote, Ursula Gobel, Jury Gualandris, Geoff McCarney, Emmanuel Raufflet and Bala Nikku

13:00-14:30 (Phoenix)
Techniques Workshop | Investing in Futures: A Worldbuilding Game
Sarah Rothberg and Marina Zurkow

13:00-14:30 (Phoenix)
New Ideas Session

Anticipating and mitigating harms of AI research | Madhulika Srikumar

Night Walks: memory, dread, and sense-making through networked environmental memory | Aaron Oldenburg

Anticipating Sustainable Value Creation: The Generative Promise of Social Accounting | Elizabeth Castillo

Forecasting climate change: equitable and inclusive policy solutions to a global challenge | Adriana Bankston

Futures of Circularity in Mexico City | Abril Chimal

Post normal science in backcasting processes: Anticipation in Climate Change | Roque Pedace and Maria Elina Estebanez

14:30-14:45 (Phoenix) | Break

14:45-16:15 (Phoenix)
Curated Session | Engaging New Voices in Anticipatory Conversations
Jasmine Jones and Allan Martell

14:45-16:15 (Phoenix)
Paper Session | Public Futures

Anticipating a More Equitable, Usable Conversation Design | Elizabeth Rodwell

Frameworks for enhancing participation in scenario-based long-term urban planning and policy development projects using experiential futures | Johanna Hoffman

Open Future Design: methods for co-anticipating the future | Joseph Corneli, Raymond Puzio, Paola Ricaurte, Charles Danoff, Charlotte Pierce, Vitor Bruno, Analua Dutka Chirichetti and Hermano Cintra

Developing Pragmatic Imagination through Science Education | Steven Zuiker, Bregje Van Geffen and Michelle Jordan

14:45-16:15 (Phoenix)
Curated Session | Recovering the Human in Energized Futures
Clark Miller, Joey Eschrich, Justine Norton-Kertson, Brianna Castagnozzi, Elizabeth Monoian and Robert Ferry

14:45-16:15 (Phoenix)
Curated Session | La construcción de inter y transdisciplina para una Gobernanza Anticipatoria del Agua [in Spanish]
Juan Carlos Mora Montero, Néstor Mazzeo and Lydia Garrido

14:45-16:15 (Phoenix)
Curated Session | Technology and Climate Futures: Anticipating Carbon Capture and Storage
Ritwick Ghosh, Stéphanie Arcusa, Rajiv Ghimire, Janel Jett, Henry Seeger and Yoon Ah Shin

14:45-16:15 (Phoenix)
Techniques Workshop | From Algorithms of oppression into AfroRithms of Liberation with Afrofuturism: Claiming Space in Future Worlds in the Pluriverse, real to imagined into the reel
Lonny Avi Brooks, Ahmed Best and Jade Fabello

Laura Forlano

Laura Forlano, a Fulbright award-winning and National Science Foundation funded scholar, is a writer, social scientist and design researcher. She is an Associate Professor of Design at the Institute of Design and Affiliated Faculty in the College of Architecture at Illinois Institute of Technology where she is Director of the Critical Futures Lab. Forlano’s research is focused on the aesthetics and politics at the intersection between design and emerging technologies. Over the past ten years, she has studied the materialities and futures of socio-technical systems such as autonomous vehicles and smart cities; 3D printing, local manufacturing and innovation ecosystems; automation, distributed labor practices and the future of work; and, computational fashion, smart textiles and wearable medical technologies. She is an editor of three books: Bauhaus Futures (MIT Press 2019), digitalSTS (Princeton University Press 2019) and From Social Butterfly to Engaged Citizen (MIT Press 2011). She received her Ph.D. in communications from Columbia University.

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Aarathi Krishnan

Aarathi Krishnan specializes in strategic and applied foresight for the humanitarian and development sector. A seasoned expert globally, she works at the intersection of humanitarian and development futures, strategic foresight, and anticipatory institutional transformation. She is currently the Strategic Foresight Advisor for UNDP, where she is designing the integration of a systems approach to foresight across the Asia Pacific Bureau to build anticipatory capacities, decision making and programmatic offers to see, manage and respond to short and long term risk signals, policies and investments so that development futures can be flourishing for all. In addition, she is also an Affiliate at Berkman Klein Centre for Internet and Society at Harvard University as well as a 2020-21 and 2021-22 Technology and Human Rights Fellow at the Harvard Carr Centre for Technology and Human Rights. The focus of her research is on Foresight and Decolonial Tech Ethics in Humanitarian Tech Governance Previously she has supported a range of international humanitarian organisations on embedding institutional foresight and global strategy to drive institutional and systems transformation, including the UN Resident Coordinators, UNV, the World Bank, UNHCR, MSF, ICRC and IFRC . Twitter: @akrishnan23 and www.aarathikrishnan.com

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Shermon Cruz

Shermon Cruz is the founder, executive director, and chief futurist of the Center for Engaged Foresight, a futures innovation and strategic foresight hub operating globally based in Manila.

He is currently the Chair of the Millennium Project Philippines Node (MP), UNESCO Chair Candidate on Anticipatory Governance and Regenerative Cities, Northwestern University, Co-founder of the Asia Pacific Futures Network and Chairperson of the Association of Professional Futurists.

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Deji Bryce Olukotun

Deji Bryce Olukotun is the author of two novels and his fiction has appeared in five different book collections. His novel After the Flare won the 2018 Philip K. Dick special citation, and was chosen as one of the best books of 2017 by The Guardian, The Washington Post, Syfy.com, Tor.com, Kirkus Reviews, among others. His short story Between the Dark and the Dark, published in Lightspeed, was selected by editor Diana Gabaldon for Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2020 (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt). He currently works for the audio technology company Sonos and he is a Future Tense Fellow at New America.

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Vanessa de Oliveira Andreotti

Vanessa de Oliveira Andreotti holds a Canada Research Chair in Race, Inequalities and Global Change, at the Department of Educational Studies, University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. She is also the interim director of the Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies. Drawing on different critiques of colonialism and human exceptionalism, her research examines the interface between historical, systemic and on-going forms of violence, and the material and existential dimensions of unsustainability within modernity. Vanessa is one of the founding members of the Gesturing Decolonial Futures Collective (decolonialfutures.net) and the author of “Hospicing Modernity: Facing humanity’s wrongs and the implications for social activism”.

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Chief Ninawa Inu Huni Kui

Chief Ninawa Inu Huni Kui is a hereditary Chief and also elected president of the Federation of the Huni Kui people of Acre. He represents more than to 16,000 people, in 118 villages, along 7 rivers of the Amazon basin. Chief Ninawa is a sharp critic of false solutions to the climate crisis and a strong advocate for placing Indigenous voices and rights at the center of the climate agenda.

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Heila Lotz-Sisitka

Heila Lotz-Sisitka is a Distinguished Professor at Rhodes University, and holds a Tier 1 South African National Research Foundation Chair in Transformative Social Learning and Green Skills Learning Pathways at Rhodes University in South Africa. Her research interests include critical research methodologies, transformative environmental learning, agency, and education system transformation.

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4th Annual conference on Anticipation 4 November 2022 Virtual16-18 November 2022 Tempe, Arizona USA