Wednesday, January 21, 2026 | 12pm EST
on Zoom | FREE | Workshop FULL

No Longer Accepting Applications

What if we could design “screenshots” from futures that don’t exist yet?

What if we used imagined futures like these to stretch our political imagination, clarify what’s possible, and build stronger solidarity in the present?

Imagining the future is difficult, but it is our job, as those committed to making it happen. We need to dream up a way forward, create opportunities, and lead others on the path.

Join us for

Forging Anti-Fascist Futures:
A Political Imagination Workshop
Wednesday, January 21, 2026 | 12 pm to 2 pm EST
On Zoom | Free | Workshop is FULL
NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

The examples in this workshop are fictional. Future Screenshots are imagined artifacts from possible futures, designed as if they appeared on someone’s screen. 

Developed by Mushon Zer-Aviv, Future Screenshots is a method to challenge the present, stretch our political imagination, and inspire co-resistance and transformative activism.

The methodology is simple: envision a future, imagine it appearing on someone’s screen, and choose one of many screenshot templates to sketch it. A Future Screenshot might look like a chat, a map, a headline, or an AI prompt–offering a glimpse of a future that’s probable, possible, or even preposterous.

In this initial 2-hour online workshop, we’ll focus primarily on generating and mapping screenshots:

  • Generate multiple Future Screenshots (hopeful, dreadful, and everything in between)
  • Map them on the online Futures Cone (from probable to possible to preposterous)
  • Notice how people react to different futures, and what those reactions reveal
  • Briefly bridge back to the present (with the possibility of a future follow-up for deeper strategy work

Who is this for?

This is for advocates, artists, organizers, educators, funders, and anyone who wants to practice political imagination, especially if the present can feel like a closed future.

The thousands of Future Screenshots developed so far don’t just tell stories; they serve as landmarks for political imagination. They define our affordances for action in the present and help us chart a path forward, together.

About the facilitator

Mushon Zer-Aviv is a designer, writer, educator, and activist based in Tel Aviv. His work often involves mapping and way-finding through physical, digital, and political landscapes. Mushon is a board member of the Israeli/Palestinian peace movement A Land For All – Two States, One Homeland. He is a senior faculty member at Shenkar College and an alumnus of Eyebeam – art and technology center in New York.

Apply to Attend

If you’re looking to cultivate your political imagination and help forge anti-fascist futures, we encourage you to join us.

Please note: This is a free workshop with limited seats, so participation requires a short application process and a commitment of your time and attention.

If you have any accessibility needs, please email the-center@c4aa.org.