Blog | Events | Multimedia | About | Purpose | Programs | Publications | Staff | Contact | Join   
     Login      Register    

Support the IEET




The IEET is a 501(c)3 non-profit, tax-exempt organization registered in the State of Connecticut in the United States. Please give as you are able, and help support our work for a brighter future.

Via PayPal




Technoprogressive? BioConservative? Huh?
Quick overview of biopolitical points of view









Personhood Beyond the Human Conference whats new at ieet
The singularity: merging human/machine to achieve immortality

Feel the Pulse - 2013 MIT Image Award Winner

Hughes, Wallach & LaGrandeur @ Governance of Emerging Technologies: Law, Policy and Ethics

CubeSats: Tiny satellites work at MIT, U. Mich.

Should Transhumanist Abandon the Corporatist Capitalist model?

The Far Futures Project

Mixed News from Space

Woman who lost limbs to flesh-eating bacteria gets bionic hands

Present Shock- explained in 15 minutes

Here’s the Real Reason Why Virtual Reality Doesn’t Work Yet


ieet books

eGods: Faith versus Fantasy in Computer Gaming
Author
by William Sims Bainbridge


comments

Peter Wicks on 'Will the Catholic Bishops Decide How You Die?' (May 21, 2013)

dobermanmac on 'Should Transhumanist Abandon the Corporatist Capitalist model?' (May 21, 2013)

Intomorrow on 'Will the Catholic Bishops Decide How You Die?' (May 20, 2013)

Henry Bowers on 'Will the Catholic Bishops Decide How You Die?' (May 20, 2013)

Intomorrow on 'The Far Futures Project' (May 20, 2013)







Subscribe to IEET News Lists

Daily News Feed

Longevity Dividend List

Catastrophic Risks List

Biopolitics of Popular Culture List

Technoprogressive List

Trans-Spirit List



Also check out technoprogressive multimedia on Thoughtware.tv

Hottest Articles of the Last Month

Life in the 2040s: nanofactories, flying cars, household robots, more
by Dick Pelletier
Apr 30, 2013
(6416) Hits
(1) Comments

Ten Responses to the Technological Unemployment Problem
by Jon Perry
May 1, 2013
(5366) Hits
(2) Comments

Noam Chomsky on Libertarians
Andy80o
Apr 27, 2013
(3145) Hits
(15) Comments

Organ, tissue replacement could end aging by mid-2020s
by Dick Pelletier
May 14, 2013
(3110) Hits
(0) Comments

Radical life extension: living a 1,000 year lifespan
by Dick Pelletier
May 7, 2013
(2676) Hits
(0) Comments

Imagine No Religion. On Facebook.
by Valerie Tarico
May 4, 2013
(2611) Hits
(150) Comments



IEET > Staff > J. Hughes > Mike Treder

Print Email permalink (1) Comments (3049) Hits •  subscribe Share on facebook Stumble This submit to reddit submit to digg submit to Twitter


An Appeal for Support


Posted: Dec 14, 2010

Join those who are committed to a future of hope and reason, of science and optimism, of flourishing and sustainable societies.



Does the future seem exciting to you? With new technologies, new hopes for human potential, and potentially even new kinds of humans?

Or does the future seem challenging? With widening gaps between rich and poor? Species loss and climate change? Authoritarian governments who might prevent the use of enhancement and other technologies?

If you’re like us, it’s both. It’s exciting and it’s challenging.
report link
Here at the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, we’re taking a close look at what the biggest developments might be over the next few decades and how they will affect humans and our societies. Our distinctive role is that we take the far-reaching impacts of transformative technologies seriously, unlike many ethics and public policy organizations, and then we ask the tough political questions about the future that many futurist and tech-enthusiast groups don’t.

With that unique niche, and with the dozens of diverse scholars and activists we’ve gathered in the global IEET community, no other organization is as well-positioned as we are to make a difference by promoting ethical policies that encourage the rapid, safe, and effective use of emerging technologies for the benefit of everyone. It is important work, vital work, and we are very happy to do it.

But it can’t be done without funding.

Luckily, a few large contributors have provided most of our support. However, to maintain our tax-exempt status with the US government (we’re registered as a 501(c)3 in the state of Connecticut), we are required to get at least one-third of our funding from individuals who make small contributions. People like you, giving $500 or $50 a year.

Without your support, we will lose our legal status as a nonprofit organization. It’s that simple. We need whatever you can give. It doesn’t have to be a lot, but it has to be something.

Can you offer a tax-deductible donation today? Click here to make a secure online contribution via Network for Good or here via PayPal.*

You’ve already set yourself apart as someone who is aware of and interested in the big changes that are coming in the future. You’ve shown that you understand the need to think seriously about the huge challenges we face and the powerful new technologies that could make the years ahead much brighter for all of us “” or possibly much darker if bad choices are made.

Please join those who are committed to a future of hope and reason, of science and optimism, of flourishing and sustainable societies. We want you as part of our giving community.

Thanks in advance for your support. It’s not only welcome “” it’s essential.

And happy holidays.

sigs

* Those who prefer not to donate online can send a check to the office of IEET Executive Director James Hughes at this address:

Williams 229B, Trinity College
300 Summit St.
Hartford, CT 06106


Print Email permalink (1) Comments (3050) Hits •  subscribe Share on facebook Stumble This submit to reddit submit to digg submit to Twitter


COMMENTS


Any other ways of donating besides paypal?  In my opinion the chose the wrong team during the current infowar.





YOUR COMMENT (IEET's comment policy)

Login or Register to post a comment.

Next entry: #18: Will gender exist 100 years from now?

Previous entry: Dances With Robots

HOME | ABOUT | FELLOWS | STAFF | EVENTS | SUPPORT  | CONTACT US
SECURING THE FUTURE | LONGER HEALTHIER LIFE | RIGHTS OF THE PERSON | ENVISIONING THE FUTURE
CYBORG BUDDHA PROJECT | AFRICAN FUTURES PROJECT | JOURNAL OF EVOLUTION AND TECHNOLOGY

RSSIEET Blog | email list | newsletter | Podcast
The IEET is a 501(c)3 non-profit, tax-exempt organization registered in the State of Connecticut in the United States.

Contact: Executive Director, Dr. James J. Hughes,
Williams 119, Trinity College, 300 Summit St., Hartford CT 06106 USA 
Email: director @ ieet.org     phone: 860-297-2376