TechnoProg 101
An Introduction to Technoprogressive Worldbuilding
A cohort-based course for those ready to move from ideas to action — building collective capacity to apply the technoprogressive lens to the real problems of our time.
Cohort-based learning
You move through the course with a group. The relationships you build aren't incidental — they're the point. Cohorts are designed to outlast the formal course.
Constructive inquiry
Sessions are interactive and dialectical. Participants don't just receive content — they stress-test ideas, debate applications, and build arguments together.
Project-based outcomes
The course doesn't end with certificates. It seeds real initiatives — proposals, collaborations, and frameworks that participants carry into their fields.
What TechnoProg 101 is for
The primary purpose of this course is to build a technoprogressive community grounded in a shared framework, vocabulary, and praxis — one capable of sustaining long-term collaboration, project development, and movement-building.
The course is interactive, cohort-based, and constructive, designed to cultivate durable relationships that extend well beyond its formal conclusion.
An Introduction to Technoprogressive Worldbuilding functions as an organizing tool: a space to develop collective capacity and expand technoprogressivism across domains of social life. Its central aim is worldbuilding — applying the technoprogressive lens to pressing societal challenges, from the rise of authoritarianism to intersecting crises in housing, healthcare, education, and governance.
Through collaborative inquiry and project-based work, the course seeds initiatives that position technoprogressivism as an essential framework for democratic, future-oriented problem solving.
Focus areas
- Democratic governance
- Authoritarianism & political crisis
- Housing & urban futures
- Education reform
- Healthcare & human flourishing
Build a shared vocabulary
Develop a rigorous, common framework for technoprogressivist analysis that holds across disciplines and contexts.
Apply the lens to live problems
Work through real societal challenges — housing, healthcare, governance — using worldbuilding as a method, not a metaphor.
Collaborate on real initiatives
Leave with co-authored proposals, project seeds, and a cohort of peers invested in seeing them move forward.
Join an ongoing network
The course is designed to seed long-term relationships. The cohort doesn't dissolve when sessions end.
Ready to join the next cohort?
Fill out the enrollment form and we'll be in touch with details on the next cohort start date.