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Kristin was one of the Visions 2100 contributors featured at the Adelaide launch last night. To read these stories and more about how the way we think about the future affects our future, buy the book here: http://www.vividpublishing.com.au/visions2100/

Achievement unlocked: We've made 40 animated shorts for engaged audiences and happy clients!

You can see them here: https://bridge8.wordpress.com/visual-portfolio/

We're currently filling our 2016 production slate so if you want in on the next 40, please get in touch.

The Interrobang?!
Kristin Alford and I'm a Scientist alumni Upulie Divisekera are both on the Brains Trust for this new festival, tasked with responding to crowd-sourced questions such as "Why are people nicer when it's your birthday?", "What future do we want - and deserve?", "How does the world end?" and "Does science fiction give us an unrealistic expectation that we can effectively inhabit Mars".

In Melbourne, late November. Tickets on sale now!

The Interrobang The Interrobang

Futurist Ross Dawson has put together a list of female futurists from around the world. Pretty thrilled that Kristin is included. It's a great resource - diversity is a prerequisite to possibility.

http://rossdawson.com/articles/list-of-the-worlds-top-female-futurists/

A treat from Chronference ahead of the solstice this Sunday. Here's Gareth Priday and Janie Busby Grant in conversation on the concept of Mental Time Travel. http://chronference.com/futurefuture.html

Recently Kristin spoke to the Platform Shift Creative Forum is Lisbon (via Skype). This is a gathering of theatre makers creating new works engaging young people in the digital age, and she spoke about the five senses needed to create futures. Videos from the whole session and now online, featuring an array of technology and theatre speakers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FEGFK0Zjhk&list=PLZF0cYpgm3h9tfZRnYHQD8HLOR4BCGhK5