Fabrice Guerrier
This episode of The Imagination Desk features Fabrice Guerrier, who sits down with us to explore topics including the relationship between imagination and the physical world, how imagination can be used to to come up with better solutions to current is…
Laura Tohe
This episode of The Imagination Desk features Laura Tohe. In this conversation, Laura dives into the role imagination plays in communities, specifically Navajo communities. We also discuss the importance of language in her community, and the impact of …
Corey Pressman
This episode of The Imagination Desk features Corey Pressman. In this conversation, Corey discusses inquisitive topics including the effects of imagination on mental health and culture, the link between imagination and materialism, and how he uses imag…
Lisa Kay Solomon
This episode of The Imagination Desk features Lisa K. Solomon. In this conversation, Lisa talks about practicing imagination in the classroom, listening to and learning from our peers, and collaboratively building inclusive futures. Lisa Kay Solomon is…
The Island, by Elsa Sjunneson
A story about ability and disability, journalism, and creating adaptable communities.
Veterans Imagination Project Community Workshops
Learn new skills to navigate your transition and define your post-service success.
Arizona STEM Acceleration Project
Arizona STEM Acceleration Project (ASAP) is a new initiative transforming how Arizona’s K-12 educators deliver high-quality, hands-on STEM activities to our state’s future leaders.
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How VIP Can Change Your Trajectory
Imaginary Papers: Issue 11
Lafayette Cruise, Azucena Castro & Joey Eschrich
Sympathy, by Suyi Davies Okungbowa
A story by Suyi Davies Okungbowa about children, robots, and bureaucracy.
University, Speaking, by Phoebe Wagner
A story by Phoebe Wagner about reimagining universities as radically open to their communities, and better attuned to addressing local challenges.
Becoming Birch, by Carter Meland
A story by Carter Meland about rock music, unexpected connections, and northern Minnesota forests.
Solutions for unfinished learning
ASU News
Imaginary Papers: Issue 10
Pippa Goldschmidt, Paul Cockburn & Joey Eschrich
The Applied Sci-Fi Project
The Applied Sci-Fi Project, made possible by support from the Sloan Foundation, is an event series and research project that brings together science fiction writers, futurists, scholars, and technologists to
Life After Carbon Imagining the City of the Future
Clark Miller Event – Video
Cities of Light: How Will Solar Energy Transform Urban Futures?
Clark A. Miller Event – video
Building Solar Cities Rethinking How Cities Get Their Power
Clark A. Miller Event – video
Ubiquitous Collaborative Support (UbiCoS)
A novel multi-platform approach to scaffolding math learning and encouraging student collaboration.
Boomtown
by The Weight of Light and Cities of Light collaborator Andrew Dana Hudson, in the anthology Phase Change: Imagining Energy Futures (2022)