February 24, 2021. Kristel Van der Elst presents an overview of Policy Horizons’ COVID-19 foresight work—introducing some forces driving change and disruption, and highlighting medium-term shifts that challenge our policy assumptions and tools.

February 10, 2021. Jason Tester walks us through “queering the future”—scrutinizing, adapting, and transforming business as usual into a future that is radically open, human, and embraces chaos, with room and rights for everyone.

January 13, 2021. Dr. Michael Ungar presents resilience as more than just our capacity to overcome adversity, but rather our ability to create opportunities for people to access resources for their wellbeing in meaningful ways.

November 13, 2020. Dr. Rudi Pauwels discusses the need to build resilient and sustainable systems to monitor, detect, and respond to infectious disease threats.

November 5, 2020. Dr. Angela Wilkinson shares the World Energy Council’s energy foresight work, and presents their foresight insights and tools.

September 30, 2020. Jason Edward Lewis discusses his concept of the “future imaginary” and how it can help lead to better futures for Indigenous people in North America and the Pacific.

September 16, 2020. Following her work on the UN’s Future Possibilities Report 2020, Margareta Drzeniek presents a practical approach for countries to reap opportunities from global transformations to achieve growth and societal objectives in the post-COVID ...

August 25, 2020. Monica Bennett and Stephanie Barker present insights on GI Hub’s Infrastructure Futures Report, delving into the three plausible future scenarios developed in response to 25 transformative trends that could reshape the infrastructure ...

June 25, 2020. Chris Luebkeman presents insights on the 2050 scenarios work completed at Arup.

May 28, 2020. Marten Kaevats and Meelis Kitsing explore e-Estonia, the most ambitious global project of technological statecraft ever undertaken by a country.