The Next 100 Years: A Learning Journey
for a World in Transition
for a World in Transition
A deep dive into Complexity, Collapse, and What Comes Next
Why This Journey?
We are living through one of the most decisive moments in human history — a time of unprecedented transformation, systemic breakdowns, and emergent possibilities. The world as we know it is unraveling, and yet, new ways of living, governing, and thriving are already emerging.
This journey is for those who refuse to accept collapse as inevitable.
We invite you to step into a global conversation that moves beyond analysis and fear—into co-creation and action.
This journey is for those who refuse to accept collapse as inevitable.
We invite you to step into a global conversation that moves beyond analysis and fear—into co-creation and action.
What's The Journey?
In this 8-week immersive experience, we bring together practitioners & future makers — entrepreneurs, educators, artists, and activists from across the world to explore the future of economy, governance, culture, and technology—not as isolated concepts but as deeply interconnected forces shaping our collective futures.
Who are we to this planet? To each other? How can we interact on new foundations? Will we survive as a species? Can we avoid destroying our shared home?
This is a space to think, feel, and act beyond the crisis.
Who are we to this planet? To each other? How can we interact on new foundations? Will we survive as a species? Can we avoid destroying our shared home?
This is a space to think, feel, and act beyond the crisis.
Pavel Luksha
Author of the Programme
Global thinker, change catalyst, and facilitator working with systemic social innovations in education, business, social entrepreneurship, culture, and urban development.
Pavel is the founder & director of Global Education Futures think-do tank.
Associate Fellow of World Academy of Art & Science.
Co-founder of several international movements, including:
The Weaving Lab and Living Cities: Earth
Creator of innovative Rapid Foresight method applied by 1000s of practitioners in 20 countries worldwide
Author of 5 impactful GEF reports on#nbsp;the future of skills and education.
Pavel is the founder & director of Global Education Futures think-do tank.
Associate Fellow of World Academy of Art & Science.
Co-founder of several international movements, including:
The Weaving Lab and Living Cities: Earth
Creator of innovative Rapid Foresight method applied by 1000s of practitioners in 20 countries worldwide
Author of 5 impactful GEF reports on#nbsp;the future of skills and education.
Pavel Luksha
Author of the Programme
Global thinker, change catalyst, and facilitator working with systemic social innovations in education, business, social entrepreneurship, culture, and urban development.
Pavel is the founder & director of Global Education Futures think-do tank.
Associate Fellow of World Academy of Art & Science.
Co-founder of several international movements, including:
The Weaving Lab and Living Cities: Earth
Creator of innovative Rapid Foresight method applied by 1000s of practitioners in 20 countries worldwide
Author of 5 impactful GEF reports on#nbsp;the future of skills and education.
Pavel is the founder & director of Global Education Futures think-do tank.
Associate Fellow of World Academy of Art & Science.
Co-founder of several international movements, including:
The Weaving Lab and Living Cities: Earth
Creator of innovative Rapid Foresight method applied by 1000s of practitioners in 20 countries worldwide
Author of 5 impactful GEF reports on#nbsp;the future of skills and education.
What We Will Explore
This learning journey is based on the book The Next 100 Years: A Bridgeway Across the Decisive Century by futurist Pavel Luksha. Each session will blend deep inquiry, collective reflection, and actionable insights to guide us through the major forces shaping the future.
- Why think 100 years ahead? The need for long-term vision beyond crisis narratives.
- What’s happening in the world today? Geopolitical unraveling, systemic breakdowns, and acceleration of complexity.
- Beyond technology: Why this isn’t about AI & automation, but about cultures, ecosystems, and governance shifts.
- Global South perspectives: How collapse and adaptation are already unfolding outside the Global North.
- Why does the future feel overwhelming? The acceleration trap and limits of human adaptability.
- The Great Acceleration: Climate, war, political instability, AI, and biosphere collapse.
- Collapse dynamics: Two theories of collapse: internally driven (J. Tainter) & externally driven (J. Diamond). Are we at an evolutionary bottleneck or a moment of reinvention?
- Planetary Boundaries: Existential limitations of our species: pollution, soil & water crises, climate tipping points, and biodiversity collapse.
- Social Boundaries: Inequality, pandemics, famines, and wars.
- Technological Boundaries: Existential risks & evolutionary dead-ends of technological progress
- Spiritual & Cognitive Boundaries: The crisis of meaning, trust, and collective intelligence.
- The "rising tide of global risks"
- Emerging "evolutionary attractors": Collapse, Control, or Thriving?
- What drives evolutionary shifts? Do civilizations collapse or adapt under pressure?
- Are we moving toward a planetary evolutionary leap?
- Post-growth & regenerative economies: How do we build wealth that restores life?
- Participatory governance: decentralization, decolonized decision-making, and inclusion of all life in decision making.
- Technology & power: Can AI and blockchain be used for justice, not extraction?
- Lessons Outside the Mainstream: What alternative governance and economic models already exist in the Global South, indigenous communities, and experimental spaces of the Global North?
- The roots of polycrisis: How culture and mindset shape the world.
- The rise of new learning systems: Liberating knowledge and education.
- Spirituality, art, and narrative shifts: How stories create realities.
- The Future of Intelligence & Consciousness: Emergence of hybrid collective wisdom and "living complexity" worldviews?
- Why change is hard: Resistance, backlash, and inertia in collapsing systems. Transition of energy & resources.
- How transitions unfold: What we learn from past ®evolutions & experiments.
- The role of "Bridgebuilders": Connecting the old world and the new. The role of "system players" and networks.
- How do we act in uncertainty? Moving beyond analysis into action.
- Prototyping the world we want: Experiments in governance, economy, and culture.
- Action pathways: What’s your next step?
Who Should Apply?
We especially welcome Global South participants — scholarships available
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Entrepreneursdesigning businesses within regenerative, post-growth, complexity- and impact-oriented paradigms -
Activists & organizersbuilding movements for change -
Educators & cultural leadersshaping the next wave of learning -
Young leaderswho will shape the coming century -
Artists & storytellersredefining narratives of the future -
Anyonewho sees transformation as an opportunity, not a threat—those who believe in shaping the future rather than being shaped by it
Course Details & Participation Conditions
Participation Requirements:
Commitment to all 8 weeks of the journey.
Willingness to engage in discussions, reflections, and action-oriented learning.
Access to a stable internet connection for live sessions
Pricing
We use a 'Commit & Contribute' model to make this journey accessible while ensuring commitment and shared responsibility
Starting fees
- A commitment fee to join the journey
$100 USD upfront
Donation
- Suggested donation of $ 200 — $ 500 based on the value you received
$200–500 USD
Patron Tier
- If you’d like to support scholarships and course sustainability, you can contribute
$500 USD upfront
Apply Now
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Contact us
+381-62-182-03-42
Serbia
Belgrade
+381-62-182-03-42
Serbia
Belgrade