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Home > FUTURES
About the World Future Society
by staff writer, Jun. 25, 2003
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We don't gaze at crystal balls

We don't read tea leaves, study ancient prophecy or even "predict" things. Futurists are scientists and scholars. We have our own methodology and terminology for exploring what futures might await society. Visit our national society at:

http://www.wfs.org/
Our Chapters' purpose is:
  • To empower our members to enhance their personal and professional lives through futures insight.
  • To contribute to an awareness of the future, without advocating specific ideologies or engaging in partisan activity.
  • To faciliate communications among those in the private and public sector doing local and regional forecasts.
  • To contribute to the serious and responsible study of the future among our colleagues at the national level.

 



Contac Information:
Mike DeBettencourt, chairman
World Future Society--Colorado Springs
P.O. Box 1777, Colo Spgs, CO 80901
email: admin@springsfutures.com
http://www.childrencomefirst.com/futures.shtml

We are organized as a 501-C-3 non-profit group,
a department of Children Come First

Monthly Meeting:
Throughout 2003 we are meeting bimonthly from 7:00 - 8:30 pm for a public program, usually at the East Library. These meetings are free and open to the public and feature a variety of futures topics. Give us your contact information and we will put you on our e-mail list.

Workshops:
Usually once or twice a year we host a half-day course for a nominal charge, offering an overview of the futures study field, as it has developed the last 40 years. These days are led by those who have earned advanced degrees.

Project Groups:
From time to time, project groups form under our chapter for study purposes. Two years ago a "2030" project group was formed to study the how Pikes Peak region was planning its future and to consider how systems thinking and scenario forecasting might complement these efforts. The group then reported out at various monthly meetings, along with guest speakers.

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