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WORLD FUTURE SOCIETY<br />

EMPOWERING FUTURISTS. SHAPING FUTURES.<br />

3220 N STREET NW #161<br />

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20007, USA<br />

+1.301.656.8274 | 1.800.989.8274<br />

WFS.ORG<br />

The World Future Society is the first membership<br />

organization in the world for people who research,<br />

envision and create potential futures. Our mission<br />

is to improve decision-making about the future<br />

by empowering futurists, fostering networks<br />

and advancing knowledge and action on futurecritical<br />

issues.<br />

The organization was founded in 1966 by Edward<br />

Cornish, who went on to write Futuring: Exploring<br />

the Future, a foundational text still used in many<br />

classrooms today.Prominent early members<br />

included Buckminster Fuller, Robert McNamara,<br />

Arthur C. Clarke, Herman Kahn and Alvin and<br />

Heidi Toffler.<br />

Today, the World Future Society provides robust<br />

tools, cutting-edge ideas and opportunities<br />

to collaborate through its newsletters and<br />

publications, events and conferences, and a<br />

global chapter network in countries around<br />

the world.<br />

The World Future Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit<br />

educational and scientific organization,<br />

incorporated and located in Washington, D.C.<br />

The WFS Transformation:<br />

In order to support the urgent need for<br />

anticipatory decision-making in a complex and<br />

rapidly changing world, WFS has embarked on<br />

a multi-year modernization and transformation<br />

designed to culminate in WFS “2.0” by 2017. WFS<br />

2.0 will be the world’s premiere ecosystem for<br />

empowering futurists, igniting dialogue about the<br />

future and shaping futures.<br />

WFS.ORG

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