The latest issue of COMPASS magazine, published by the Association of Professional Futurists (APF), is a landmark edition celebrating "Women Who Future(s)." This special collaboration between APF and Women Who Future(s) amplifies the voices of women futurists, particularly from the Global South.

The past twelve months I've been deeply engrossed in the development of something I like to call 'Futures Ecologies'—future scenarios envisioned through the lens of ecology. This approach amalgamates ecological methodologies, speculative design, and storytelling to craft vibrant and tangible depictions of what the future might hold.