Institute For The Future

And as we've learned in the last few months, nothing is certain about tomorrow. But even as our attention is captured by the present, we can begin to write the story to come. A great place to start is the Future for Good fellowship at Institute for the Future.

In gratitude for gifts of $100 or more ...

... we'll send you a copy of our limited edition FUTURE NOW print annual—a full colored beautifully designed magazine that's packed with provocative articles, interviews, comics, artifacts, and scenarios. The magazine is informed by our 2016 Technology Futures Lab research: When Everything is Media: The Future of Communications and Technology.

We'll also include a custom enamel pin featuring our delightful imaginary A.I. character Algo, right from the pages of Future Now.

The future remains unwritten, and there's no better time than right now to think about what's possible. Please support our Future for Good Fellows in steering us toward a future that's better for everyone.

Become a champion for the future and support this fellowship today!

Each year, we at IFTF invest in some of the most inspiring social inventors of our time—people who have a unique vision and the skills and passion to bring that vision to life today. For example:

	Mike Zuckerman Mike brings his vision of free community spaces to the informal migrant settlements in Greece, where he works with residents to transform an abandoned clothing factory into a humane shelter for refugees.		Nikiko Masumoto Nikiko, a family farmer and artist in California's Central Valley, uses creative expression and storytelling about food to tackle issues related to sustainability and cross-generational cultural exchange		Tess Posner Tess directs a national initiative to rapidly train Americans in rural towns like Dumas, Arkansas, for well-paying tech jobs that can increase equity and economic opportunity.

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