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The Future of Childhood #1: Engaging with Children and Young People

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Image with 6 child/adolescent hands holding up different objects associated with childhood/adolescence (a toy plane, a gaming controller, a can, a football, a toothbrush, a mobile phone)

Improving outcomes for future generations What could childhood look like in 10-20 years? That’s what the Government Chief Scientific Adviser is exploring in GO-Science’s latest Foresight project: The Future of Childhood and Adolescence. We want to understand what factors might …

VESTEG x Pace: A Hybrid Framework for Scanning Depths and Horizons

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PESTO, STEEP, PESTLE, GESTE… whatever your favoured taxonomy for Horizon Scanning [1], these acronyms all work to ensure futurists’ evidence gathering is sufficiently broad, taking into account holistic and macrocontextual change. They help us avoid many research biases and myopia …

Future proof policy: A guide to using foresight in policy making

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This blog introduces a short practitioners’ guide to how foresight approaches can improve outcomes in policy making. It is the output of Peter McGowran's 3-month UKRI Policy Internship with the Government Office for Science Futures team, in connection with his …