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What facilitation makes possible in futures work

What facilitation makes possible in futures work

by Suzanne Whitby | Mar 7, 2022 | Faciliating Futures

Good facilitation in futures work isn’t about adding polish. It changes what becomes possible. It shapes who feels able to contribute, how uncertainty is experienced, and whether imagination expands or contracts under pressure. It affects whether futures are...
Futures work is not about predicting the future

Futures work is not about predicting the future

by Suzanne Whitby | Feb 7, 2022 | Faciliating Futures

One of the most persistent misunderstandings about futures and foresight is that it’s about prediction. When facilitating futures and foresight workshops, I still hear versions of this regularly: “So what do you think will happen?” or “Which future do you think is...
Why the future is plural (and why that matters)

Why the future is plural (and why that matters)

by Suzanne Whitby | Jan 7, 2022 | Faciliating Futures

In futures and foresight workshops, participants often talk about THE future. Practitioners tend to insist on futures, plural. At first glance, that can sound like jargon. in fact, I sometimes get a lot of push-back: “FutureS isn’t grammatically...

The Work That Reconnects

by Suzanne Whitby | Jan 6, 2022 | Relocated to whitbys.org

Look UP! That’s what I am taking from “Don’t look up”.

Look UP! That’s what I am taking from “Don’t look up”.

by Suzanne Whitby | Dec 30, 2021 | Notebook, To export

I am privileged to be able to spend my days working with scientists who want to learn how to turn their academic findings into information that the “general public” can understand and hopefully act upon. Many of the people I coach and train are natural scientists who...
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Suzanne Whitby | Foresight, Futures, Facilitation, & Storytelling

About

Suzanne Whitby is a facilitator, researcher, and practitioner building capacities for hopeful, sustainable futures.

She works at the intersection of science, society, storytelling, and sustainability, through science communication training, futures facilitation, place-based walking experiences, and doctoral research exploring how embodied experiences inspire climate action.

 

Work with me

Professional Practice

  • SciComm Success (Evidence-based capacity-building)
  • Futures Fit (Futures capacity-building)
  • Ways to Walk (Pre-political, sustainability capacity-building)

Creative Practice

  • Oral Storytelling
  • Earthed Art

Research

  • senstoryscapes & Walk the Futures

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