Travel with us to the year 2050 and listen to collectively created possible futures for our personas Rose, Maria, Vytautas, An Ca and Zabel. In each episode you will be immersed in a vignette from a possible migration future for one of our five personas, opening up an explorative space for you to reflect how human mobility could and might unfold in the years to come.
Quo vadis? is brought to you by Policy Kitchen and is produced by Katarina Hagstedt and her podcast production company Tinka media. Host of this futures space exploration is Wailea Zülch.
After traveling a lot, Vytautas now lives in Chile, but he prefers to spend his time in "Ideal Life", a meditative place in his iCortex mind. During a technological terrorist attack, he records a future message for the 20th birthday of his now three year old son.
13 Dec 2021
KENYA: Rose's speech
Rose fought on many fronts, but looking back, she's proud: her Somali soul moved mountains. As part of an ambitious body, from Kenya to the U.S. and back. But more than anything, it moved minds, setting a new tone of international cooperation in the face of the climate crisis.
Tell us your reactions to this podcast (https://www.policykitchen.com/migration/topic/quo-vadis-podcast-discussion) on our innovation platform Policy Kitchen. Curious to learn more about the participatory strategic foresight leading to this co-created vision for human mobility? Read our publication (https://www.openthinktank.org/publication/).
13 Dec 2021
ARMENIA: Zabel's decision
After moving many times with her family, Zabel contemplates what home might look like. Now that the children are all grown up and living in different parts of the world, Zabel gets to choose the best for herself.
Tell us your reactions to this podcast (https://www.policykitchen.com/migration/topic/quo-vadis-podcast-discussion) on our innovation platform Policy Kitchen. Curious to learn more about the participatory strategic foresight leading to this co-created vision for human mobility? Read our publication (https://www.openthinktank.org/publication/).
13 Dec 2021
MEXICO: Maria's children
The grandiose funeral home in Mexico is filled with people from all over the world and a myriad of COBOTs. Denise, Maria's daughter, gives us a glimpse into her mother's life's work, which revolutionised care work for herself and many others.
Tell us your reactions to this podcast (https://www.policykitchen.com/migration/topic/quo-vadis-podcast-discussion) on our innovation platform Policy Kitchen. Curious to learn more about the participatory strategic foresight leading to this co-created vision for human mobility? Read our publication (https://www.openthinktank.org/publication/).
13 Dec 2021
CHINA: An Ca, the farmer's daughter
An Ca has spent most of her career figuring out how new agricultural models can protect rural areas from the climate crisis. Her parents were among the many climate refugees in Vietnam who had to flee to Hanoi. To prevent this from happening to other families, An has just successfully negotiated an agreement that could change the future of Vietnam's agricultural sector.
Tell us your reactions to this podcast (https://www.policykitchen.com/migration/topic/quo-vadis-podcast-discussion) on our innovation platform Policy Kitchen. Curious to learn more about the participatory strategic foresight leading to this co-created vision for human mobility? Read our publication (https://www.openthinktank.org/publication/).
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