What happens when young people design for food systems change
Three things we learned taking the Food Compass of Change to high school students

Earthlings is an interdisciplinary project platform seeding new forms of public participation that better equip society to respond to the systemic impacts of the climate crisis.

There isn’t one way to change the world. There are all different kinds of people who use their unique skills and mindset to make a difference. Available in Dutch and English.

Three things we learned taking the Food Compass of Change to high school students

Reflections on co-designing new public digital landscapes with care communities
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We were featured on the sixth episode of the podcast Feeling Futures.

Bodemkracht: A week of feeling through food systems on a farm in Zeeland

How do people take ownership and find their own solutions to reshape the food system.

Launching Earthlings - project platform dedicated to engaging with the “polycrisis” through culture

This blog shares our process of developing a youth friendly tool for making sense of the nuance of societal structures.

This post is intended to explain the different parts of the Compass for Change tool.

Futures work is like Narnia–you can struggle to make people believe it when you step back through the wardrobe.

Announcing our pilot project with the Fitzwilliam Museum

What is queer imagination? This article looks back at an in-person event that took place on May 8th in Rotterdam.

How do queer spaces expand our collective imagination?
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Why queerness could be a transformative power for systems change

Five learnings from our Changemaker Labs, a workshop and tangible tool for activating system-wide collaboration.

For those of you who don’t yet know us, we thought we’d take a moment to introduce ourselves.

Last week I went to two exhibitions and was struck by the differences in how they communicated the future