Iftf Catalysts For Change Project Catalysts for change is a map to change the world—to build resilience and equity in communities everywhere. the key to this change is leverage—and these four catalysts provide leverage in the lives of poor and vulnerable people: new evidence, new capacities, new rules, and new stories. The institute for the future (iftf) has collaborated with the rockefeller foundation and its searchlight function to create a framework for broad engagement in strategic thinking about ways to catalyze change in the lives of poor or vulnerable communities.
Iftf Catalysts For Change Project I sat down with tessa finlev, the official gamemaster of catalysts for change. their goal for the 48 hour burst was to answer a difficult question: how to find new paths out of poverty. Iftf's tessa finlev explains how to play the rockefeller searchlight catalysts for change game. In this paper we study how serious games can be used to generate new insights about alternative futures. we structure existing approaches based on their type and purpose and describe a case study. On december 11, 2024, the institute for the future (iftf) published a study: oregon 2035: four alternative scenarios on climate change.this alternative futures project was a collaborative effort involving policy advocates, community members, and partners from 1000 friends of oregonwith futurists and creatives at iftf.
Iftf The Future Is Wide Open In this paper we study how serious games can be used to generate new insights about alternative futures. we structure existing approaches based on their type and purpose and describe a case study. On december 11, 2024, the institute for the future (iftf) published a study: oregon 2035: four alternative scenarios on climate change.this alternative futures project was a collaborative effort involving policy advocates, community members, and partners from 1000 friends of oregonwith futurists and creatives at iftf. Building from the real time experiment of the catalysts for change game, the bay area forum will focus on imagining innovative ways to catalyze positive change in the lives of poor or vulnerable people throughout the world. Iftf designed the visual map as a way to translate a two year collection of newsletters from the rockefeller foundation’s searchlight partners network into a tool for people around the world who are working at the frontlines of catalyzing change in the lives of poor or vulnerable communities. Game guiding was a core strategy for engaging the global community in the catalysts for change game and for synthesizing the complex flow of information in real time. These zones are an amalgamation of ideas built from the ground up by over 1,600 players from 79 countries during catalysts for change: paths out of poverty foresight engine game. each zone suggests a new way forward to building resilient and equitable communities.
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