Current projects

Narratopias

From all sides, the same call emerges: “We need new narratives”, to make imaginable, and therefore possible the – social, ecological – transitions that we need in order to live together on this planet. We take this call seriously and intend to organize, on a global scale, a collective response to it: Narratopias.

U+ZINE

U+ZINE is a cycle of short thematic explorations for alternative futures and change, through the lens of arts and fiction. Each month, one theme, one call for contributions, one meeting, and one publication.

#Writever

Every day, one word, your story in one tweet. Preferably science fiction, fantasy… or anything speculative.

The Emerging Enterprise

Futures of Corporations: speculative fiction for new perspectives and real prototypes

CORPORA

Corpora Fragments is a collaborative and open online tool around thematic explorations turned towards the future.

Moving on, Moving Up, Moving Around

The Plurality University Network and La Fabrique des Mobilités launched a collaborative and open exploration around the futures of Mobility, using arts, fiction, design and utopias as its primary material of study.

Futurs Pluriels

Organized with SciencesPo and Usbek & Rica, #FutursPluriels re-examines major themes linked to the future and its imaginaries, by inviting speakers with varied backgrounds and by giving students a role. Find them on video. (Project in french)

Les Imagineur.e.s: Podcast participatif

The Plurality University Network and Imaginarium-s have joined forces around a participatory process to create an audio series called “Les Imagineur.e.s”. (Project in french)

Archived projects

WORK+

WORK+ is a collaborative project on the futures of work, shaped around more than 150 fictional (…)

The Interview Project

An “interview chain” of, and by, those who mobilize imaginaries to produce or enable alternative (…)

Many Tomorrows Festival

The Many Tomorrows Festival is an international, distributed sequence of events dedicated to (…)

Future Fragments

Futures Fragments is a collaborative repository of visions of what the future might look like, from (…)