World Futures Day 2025: Call for facilitators

We’re back! The call for facilitators for the upcoming World Futures Day (WFD) 2025 has been launched!

World Futures Day is a unique 25-hour global conversation about possible futures, pioneered by The Millennium Project in 2014 two years after Humanity+ proposed to launch a Future Day on March 1st. The method is the first of its kind. Unlike any other initiative, it method enables futurists and the public to engage in an open, worldwide dialogue, moving across time zones from New Zealand to Hawaii. This participatory futures method has evolved collaboratively, making it an unparalleled space for discussion and exploration.

March 1st will mark the 12th anniversary of World Futures Day, sponsored by The Millennium Project in collaboration with the Association of Professional Futurists, Humanity+, Lifeboat Foundation, World Academy of Art and Science, and the World Futures Studies Federation (WFSF). The event will be launched at 12 noon in New Zealand, progressing each hour around the planet until it concludes at 12 noon in Hawaii.

To ensure the smooth operation of this global event, facilitators play a crucial role in guiding discussions, fostering engagement, and maintaining the flow of conversation across different time zones. Their contribution is essential in making World Futures Day an enriching and seamless experience for all participants.

If you would like to take part as a facilitator at 12 noon in your time zone (or others), sign up here by Feb. 27. All sessions are in English.

To prepare for the event, check the following demonstration video for hosting your session and read the guidelines for facilitators.

World Futures Day – Guidelines for facilitators 2025

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Join us in shaping the future—one conversation at a time! More information on WFD and on how to attend.