People
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Stories
Transforming
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Tomorrow
Futures in Draft is a platform for stories that inspire people and movements to imagine and build futures that transform our reality.
This space will include a variety of diverse content, from personal essays to reading lists, that explore how we can create more space for equity, sustainability, and liberation for all.
For any terms that might be new, please head to our glossary to discover more.
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A world with no landlords
In this episode, UK-based writer, creative producer and educator Sara Bafo presents the potential of a world with no landlords.
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How to bank ethically
Aimee Laurel offers tips and advice on how to build financial wealth through collective care, moving away from fossil fuel investment and extraction.
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From lighthouse to lighthouse
In this article Mai-Anh Vũ Peterson explores the power of radical bookshops for creating solidarity and activism and as sites already bringing into existence different models of community care.
Futures in Draft is produced by Storythings and supported by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
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We’re here to support work that’s already happening, amplify the voices that need to be heard, and showcase the strategies, voices and visions that are building a more just and equitable future.
A World With
A World With is an audio series that celebrates the importance of imagination and vision work in expanding our beliefs around what is possible.
Step into a space and time powered by radical imagination.
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A world with one nation
Director of the Decolonial Centre, Mohammed Elnaiem, invites us on an exploration of a world with one nation. Mohammed offers a powerful case for border abolition, charting the potential of a world where arbitrary lines on the map, competition, and othering are dismantled.
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A world with no landlords
In this episode, UK-based writer, creative producer and educator Sara Bafo presents the potential of a world with no landlords.
Power of Place
The Power of Place is a personal essay series that explores the transformative power of places around the world and how they are being used by communities as sites of resistance and worldbuilding.
Pages for Changes
The Pages for Changes reading lists offer personalised and curated reading recommendations from key practitioners and actors in the ecosystem.
Worldbuilding
Our Worldbuilding series connects the theory of systems change to the work being done on the ground.
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How Do We Grow?
Larissa Kennedy speaks with three organisations reshaping climate education and our relationship to environmental justice.
How To
Our How To guides offer practical step-by-step instructions of how best to use your individual actions to contribute to wider movements.
