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Status: 06 June 2023
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Rehearsing imaginaries
Now part of Anticipation Hub lore, practitioners once created their own circus performances. To those in the room, it seemed absurd at first.
But those sessions weren’t meant to shock and entertain. They were part of a necessary shift from anticipatory action as a technical exercise to something more inclusive, creative, and self-aware.
Participants later spoke about how the experience surfaced tensions they constantly face in their work: the unspoken awareness of not always supporting communities meaningfully; the struggle to build trust within project timelines not created for actual relationship-building; and the awkwardness of realizing they are a part of the very systems whose patterns they wish to transform.
Ten years in, anticipatory action is still growing up – “a teenager,” as one practitioner called it – and it’s important we ensure its evolution continues to be centered in the imaginative as much as the procedural.