Attendees
Agenda
Overheads presentation
Report from the Nodes

1. Mohsen Bahrami, Amir Kabir University, Tehran, Iran (Tehran Node)
2. Henry Cole President, The Futures Group International, Washington, D.C.
3. Elizabeth Florescu, Administrative Assistant, Millennium Project, , Washington, D.C.
4. Jerome Glenn Co-Director, Millennium Project,
5. Cecile Golli, UNESCO Office in Washington, D.C.
6. Ted Gordon Co-Director, Millennium Project,
7. Miguel Gutierrez University of Buenos Aires, Argentina (S. American Node)
8. Raquel Gutierrez, Ministry of Social Develoment and Environment, Argentina
9. Hazel Henderson, Alan F. Kay & Hazel Henderson Found. for Soc. Innovation, St. Augustine, FL
10. William Jewett, Former Executive Director of the American Council for the UNU, Washington, D.C.
11. Ivan Klinec, Futurological Society of Slovakia, Slovak Republic (C. European Node)
12. Anandhavalli Mahadevan, Madurai University, India (India Node)
13. John McDonald, Institute for Multi-Track Diplomacy and , Washington, D.C.
14. Frank Method, Head, UNESCO Washington, D.C. Office
15. Pavel Novacek, Palacky University, Czech Republic (C. European Node)
16. Christina Puentes-Markides, PAHO, Washington, D.C.
17. David Rejeski, White House, Council on Environmental Quality, Washington, D.C.
18. Leyla Roshanian, Intern, Millennium Project, Washington, D.C.
19. Michael Stoneking, Partner, Deloitte & Touche, Cleveland, OH
20. Liudmila Werbos, Russian Academy of Sciences and Scientific Cyber Networks, Arlington, D.C.
21. Paul Werbos, National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.
22. Eshani Wijesekera, Intern, Millennium Project, Washington, D.C.

Monday 14 February

9:00   Coffee, friendly conversation, review materials
9:30   Introductions and review agenda
10:00 Overview of the previous year
10:15 Global Lookout Study; Regional Indicators and implications of the 15 Global Challenges
11:00 Break
11:15 Long-term Factors and Scenarios

• Futures Research and Decisionmaking
• UN and Environmental Security
• Video project(s)
• Website improvements

1:00 Lunch
1:30 Initial Suggestions  for Next Steps

• Fill indicators with historic and projected data
• Create "State of the Future Index" and Model
• Node Millennium Symposiums
• Create video series
• Update Futures Research Methodology CD-ROM
• Complete first cut of Futures Matrix in URL
• MP trainings in methods and issues
• Articles (Op Ed) and talks

• Previous year's work of the Node
• Highlights from the Interviews
• Next year's objectives for the Node
• Suggestions for the Project as-a-whole

Tuesday 15 February

9:00 Coffee, friendly conversation, review materials
9:30  Node Reports (continued from yesterday)
11:00 Break
11:15 Project issues

• Next State of the Future (new format)
• Dissemination, promotion, book reviews, etc.)
• State of the Future translations (Chinese, Spanish, etc.)
• Methodological Issues
• Node collaboration  (Web sites,  Internet conferencing, email lists)
• Public Relations

Central Europe
China (to be posted shorly)
Egypt  (to be posted shorly)
India
Iran (to be posted shorly)
Italy  (to be posted shorly)
Japan
Russian Federation (to be posted shorly)
South America
South Pacific (to be posted shorly)
United Kingdom

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