Isabelle Vuong, reimagining our collective futures
In my practice, I use imaginary futures to generate alternative ways of thinking and acting in the present.
The present is exactly where we need to start taking action
if we want truly desirable and alternative futures to emerge.
Our imaginaries of the future show us the potential
of the present for the futures we desire.
You may want my support for:
your vision and strategy development
your socio-ecological transformation process
your (citizen) participatory process
your conference or network meeting
your community empowerment program
your (continuous) education program
your team building exercise
Foresight processes and (tailored) workshops (Futures Literacy, Myths of the future, ...),
Teaching sessions (Introduction: (Re)thinking the future) and lectures.
I can help you imagine original, alternative stories of the future that will offer you experiential knowledge of processes
of transformation in your field of activity.
You will then also begin to consider new courses of action today that will help move your organisation or community towards truly desirable and alternative futures.
Would you like to enrich your competences in future thinking?
I can help you capture different perspectives on the future and engage
with them appropriately.
What you gain is a competence in future thinking that you can put to use in all circumstances.
Discover here my 'Introduction to future thinking' and some of my teachings at Universities or lectures in art contexts.
I support your organisation or community in its vision, strategy or socio-ecological process with foresight workshops that address assumptions about the future and how change occurs, so that together we develop your own transformative vision for the future.
In the socio-ecological field, I combine intersectional approaches such as the SDGs and the Doughnut Model with games and climate simulations.
Check here how I supported the University of Lausanne's with its ecological Transition Assembly and the Greater Geneva region with its socio-ecological action plan.
« The workshop was great, the whole team is delighted! »
Nelly Niwa, Director of the Competence Centre for Sustainability (CCD) at the University of Lausanne, about the Futures Literacy Workshop organised for the CCD team.
Check my work in the field of sustainable & socio-cultural futures from 2019 on:
Facilitating UNESCO Futures Literacy workshops on sustainability,
Accompanying ecological transformation processes,
Co-creating inclusive workshops,
Each of our actions today is determined by our more or less conscious
visions of the future.
By questioning and renewing
our way of seeing the future,
we discover new ways of acting in the present.
