Events
Future Thesis Sessions
Regional chapter events hosted by trained local conveners
The Concept
Future Thesis Sessions extend the intellectual programme of Future Thesis Lab into cities worldwide. Each session is hosted by a trained local convener — someone with the intellectual seriousness, professional network, and organisational capability to create a high-quality gathering in their city.
Session Format
Each Future Thesis Session follows a structured format designed to produce genuine inquiry rather than passive consumption. Sessions typically run for half a day, combining framed presentations with facilitated small-group discussion and structured synthesis.
Framing presentation drawn from FTLAB research and frameworks
Facilitated small-group inquiry on a specific thesis or question
Structured synthesis and shared output
Networking and continued conversation
Becoming a Chapter Host
Chapter hosts are not event organisers — they are intellectual conveners. We seek individuals who can assemble a room of serious, engaged participants and facilitate genuine inquiry. Hosts receive training, materials, and ongoing support from Future Thesis Lab.
What We Look For
Deep interest in the questions at the intersection of AI, institutional design, and human flourishing
A professional network that includes institutional leaders, technologists, researchers, or policymakers
Experience facilitating or convening serious intellectual gatherings
Commitment to FTLAB's standards of intellectual seriousness and editorial quality
Capacity to organise and host a half-day event with 20-50 participants
What We Provide
Comprehensive host training programme
Session materials, frameworks, and facilitation guides
FTLAB brand and editorial support
Access to the global chapter host network
Ongoing content and research updates
Potential sponsorship opportunities
If you have the intellectual seriousness, professional network, and organisational capability to convene a high-quality gathering in your city, we want to hear from you.
Express Interest