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There are several additional initiatives that have emerged creating space to share stories, reflections, and imagine a healthy ecological future. Below are some examples:
-Rob Hopkins – Founder of the Transitional Towns movement; argues that the practice of imagining the future in a vivid and sensorial way generates a deep longing for a future that galvanizes action to bring it into existence.
– Love Letters to the Future – PJ Manney and Laura Faye Tenenbaum focus on dismantling outdated, harmful cultural myths and replacing them with healthier narratives for the future.
–Presencing Series 2026 with Regenerative Futures Labs – A six-session journey that offers a pathway from inspiration to action; It allows individuals to make sense together, knowing that they are not alone, and provides frameworks and tools for application in one’s own context.
-As posted in an earlier reply, the Solarpunk movement is a movement of artists creating visions of a better future.
– Kim Stanley Robinson Ministry for the Future https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-ministry-for-the-future-a-novel-kim-stanley-robinson/2b809daf36f1fccf – A near-future novel about a UN agency fighting climate change through radical policy and economic transformation, told through interwoven human stories across the globe.
The Capital Institute, nRythm, and RegenIntel fellowships are all bringing people together to discuss questions of what a regenerative future might look like.
