Ana Tiquia creates spaces to embody diverse futures. She uses performance and participatory art, futures research and strategy; produces and curates exhibitions, installations, and immersive performances.

She has worked at the intersections of art, design, and technology with major cultural organisations and design practices in the UK and Australia, and is Founder and Director of All Tomorrow’s Futures – a cultural and strategic consultancy that helps clients develop artistic interventions that contribute to equitable and just futures.

Jacqueline outlines the results and attributes from research with CEOs, called Advanced Executive Fluency.

Heather Benoit and JT Mudge shared the Association of Professional Futurists Student Recognition Award award for 2021. They are also both studying at the University of Houston. They both found Futures and Foresight, or it found them. They describe their journey to date and what they hope for themselves and the field as a whole

Kristin explains how she uses foresight frameworks and methods to the creation of exhibits for young people, using levels of adult development to create content that is relevant for both children and young adults.

The continuation of the ReInterview started in podcast 113. Richard discusses his new book, Deleting Dystopia: reasserting human priorities in the Age of Surveillance Capitalism

Sarah and Claire have written Storylistening. In it they provide a theory and practice for gathering narrative evidence that will complement and strengthen, not distort, other forms of evidence, including that from science.

Thomas explains how constructing and interpreting narratives are critical to create a shared future that leaders are aiming for.

Marcus talks about his futures leadership journey since we last spoke to him; leadership models and institutions, expectations of colleagues and wisdom embodiment. Marcus also speaks of how he follows people dedicated to practising life and reflecting on their own life critically.

Listen to Karen’s futures journey, from youth activism in Mt Gambier, South Australia to development projects in Peru using the technology of participation.