Links

Futurist.com is designed to be your portal to the future — including other sites on the web that are doing a great job peering into the future. Please feel free to contact us if you’d like to add a link to this page.

Futurist.com Strategic Partners

• The Club of Amsterdam. Excellent resource for conferences and content.
• Price’s Rainforest’s Project.
  Working with governments, businesses and non-profit organisations around the world to find solutions to deforestation – and to find them fast – with the ambition of ‘making the trees worth more alive than dead’.

Other Useful Links

• Northwest Venture Group A Futurist.com Alliance Partner
• World Future Society People ask me, “How do you become a futurist?” Start by visiting the World Future Society. Their resources, in the form of membership, printed materials, and conferences will provide a place to start. Especially recommended is their publication, Future Survey.
• The Futurist The World Future Society has substantially enhanced this portal to their primary publication, The Futurist magazine (not related to Futurist.com).
• New Horizons for Learning This is a leading edge think tank on education and learning. From here you connect to the best thinking about thinking, learning about learning, from around the world.
• Strategic News Service Mark Anderson publishes this subscription-based, electronic weekly newsletter. It is simply the leading authority on trends in the computing and telecommunications fields, read by an ever-widening circle of industry leaders. But you do not have to be an industry leader to look in and see where things like hardware, software, digital phones, the Internet, wireless data flow, and more are headed. Not to be missed.
• Greg Bear One of our favorite authors on the web….
• Institute for the Future The venerable futures institute in Silicon Valley, with much to offer.
• Economist Intelligence Unit This site, related the The Economist newspaper, offers excellent info on economic futures, as well as jumping off points to several related publications and sites.
• Fast Company The well known and popular magazine of fast moving business.
• Space.com Everything space. Information, current missions, science fiction, great links….
• Technology Review Monthly publication of MIT, among the very best at previewing developments in science and technology, and in assessing social impacts. Take a look.
• American Demographics A good place to start when looking for articles on the future shape and nature of the population and implications for society. Remember to also visit the U.S. Census Bureau site.
• Science Magazine Get a peek a the world of scientific developments. Especially interesting are the current essays on Science and Society.
• Wired The more general home page of the popular magazine Wired. Wired’s special section on the future also has some of the most provocative material about the future and how to think about it. They have invited a variety of creative thinkers to ponder future issues, and the results are both entertaining and thoughtful.