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AfroRithm Futures Group is an Afrofuturist story collective and consultancy.

We create tools that empower corporations, educational institutions, and individuals to imagine new, more equitable, and inclusive visions of the future.
We use collaboration, education, and play to overcome obstacles and drive transformative action for social justice-related issues in any organization. Explore our services below and find the right solutions for your organization.

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SERVICES – AFRORITHMS FROM THE FUTURE

AfroRithms from the future

World-Building with the Afrofuturist Podcast

AfroRithms

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AfroRithms from the Future (ARFTF) is a cooperative design, exploration, and storytelling game that centers vibrant and nuanced Black and Indigenous perspectives. Each player is a traveler of the multiverse, exploring possible futures and creating inventive artifacts to send back to all the other parallel worlds.

Throughout the game, players work together to:

Activate their radical imagination

Think critically and problem solve

Anticipate anti-racist futures where Black, Indigenous and People of Color thrive

Democratize the future

Have fun by creating something amazing

How to Play

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($30.00)

VR ARFTF Coming Soon

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SERVICES – CONSULTING

consulting

We provide expert advice and foster community with our consulting services. All of our services are designed around exploratory conversations we have with our clients, providing congruent tools and solutions for any and all social-justice related issues.

We help organizations that are experiencing difficulty:

Retaining employees of color

Meaningfully addressing cultural divides between white and non-white employees

Energizing creative teams

Transforming workplace culture

Increasing civic engagement in the community

Being more play and game-minded

Let’s Collaborate

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SERVICES – SEMINARS

seminars

Create a team with renewed agency, one that celebrates differences and stands for the fair treatment of everyone.

Our expert-led seminars cover a variety of topics, including:

Diversity, equity, inclusion, and liberation (DEIL)

Becoming a strategic change agent

Afrofuturism

Future forecasting

Shifting organizational culture, and more

Educate For Change

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SERVICES – TRAINING COURSES

training courses

training

We offer a variety of courses that utilize the AfroRithm against white supremacy and other systems of oppression. Our aim is to cultivate resilience and optimism in our trainees via storytelling.

courses

We offer a variety of courses that utilize the AfroRithm against white supremacy and other systems of oppression. Our aim is to cultivate resilience and optimism in our trainees via storytelling.

Our expert-led seminars cover a variety of topics, including:

Accessing the Emotional Engine course ARFG leads participants through a series of exercises which tap into the emotional core of their resonant stories, stories that they need to tell.

AfroRithm Seer and Librarian Training Course
Become a certified AfroRithm facilitator. Learn how to run a session of ARFTF. Become a “Seer” through new possible worlds in the multiverse, and understand what it means to be a “Librarian,” a keeper of ancestral and future knowledge.

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“When you start playing, the ideas and imagination will take off, freeing you from the present so you can explore the future!”
- Larry Green, Program Manager Google

“The game was immersive, didactic—and just a whole lot of fun. It generated a range of insights about how our past and present influences the kinds of alternative futures we're able to imagine.”
- Randy Swearer, UC Berkeley, Vice President Autodesk

“I especially love playing the game with our youth. They help me test and expand the boundaries of my imagination.”
- Nina Woodruff-Walker, Executive Director

“Afrorithms from the Future doesn’t just help us imagine new, vibrant, expansive futures, it empowers us to bring those futures to life.”
- Lisa Kay Solomon, Associate Professor, Futurist in Residence