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1. Foresight Social Networks and Meet Ups (Free or low-cost foresight networking opportunities)
2. Foresight Graduate Programs (English-language MS & PhD programs in foresight education)
3. Foresight Students and Alumni (Currently at or graduated from one of the primary ed. programs listed above)
4. Foresight Professionals, Researchers, and Educators (engaged in long term (10+ year) foresight work)
5. Foresight Organizations (Science, tech, biz, govt, policy, social, philanthropy, and other orgs)
6. Foresight Resources (Scenarios, forecasts, audio, blogs, periodicals, books, conferences, and other resources)
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| Hejazi | 14 Tips for Becoming an Active Futurist | 1 | Jul 7 2010, 11:59 AM EDT by MarkRiva | ||
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Surely an informal opportunity for scientific cooperation with other futurists specially the open minded ones would be more valuable than attending a formal study program. My experience has shown me that this kind of friendship is more fruitful, because everyday you can learn new ideas from those professionals who think creatively about the future. This can be a good way for becoming a futurist.
Here are tips and my personal suggestions to become a futurist. Read the ful article at: http://www.futuresdiscovery.com/Futures%20Studies/14%20Tips%20for%20Becoming%20an%20Active%20Futurist.htm |
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