Future
Search Network encourages the study of future search processes by all
available methods. Anyone can participate. The "ripple effects" of
future searches have been widely documented. We know that many
conferences generate cooperative action that continues for months or
years, taking on new forms and projects. We know this because many
members have written case studies and graduate theses on aspects of
future search.
In
addition, since 1997, more than 50 members have engaged in studying the
outcomes of future searches they have run. They use a variety of action
research methods. All are committed to advancing our understanding of
what happens before, during and after a future search. Their documents
form the nucleus of an international archive of experience on future
search accessible to members through this website. |
