Furtherfield.org, with Ruth Catlow and Marc Garret and their Do It With Ourselves project - P2P like projects for the past 15 years.
Art is Open Source, from Salvatore Iaconesi and Oriana Persico
Burning man

Economics

We begin with the rise of complementary currencies as a first step (social, business, affected…)

Timebanking in the US - http://timebanks.org/
Possible interview of Edgar Khan (friend of JF)
Helsinki Time Bank with Ruby van der Wekken is at the center of a whole set of initiatives
WIR in Switzerland

Then we evolve towards the idea of post-monetary society.

Streamscapes + ceptr: Eric Harris-Braun & Arthur Brock - USA - http://ceptr.org
Commons movement

Education

Explore the question of peer-to-peer learning, MOOCs (xMOOC & cMOOC) and unschooling movement that began in the US. Check this article.

Interview a leading university doing xMOOC

Possibly MIT - http://ocw.mit.edu

EDx - https://www.edx.org/
Khan Academy - https://www.khanacademy.org/
Agile Learning Center - Manhattan Free School - http://nyc.agilelearningcenters.org/
Barefoot College - Interview Bunker Roy - https://www.ted.com/talks/bunker_roy
Peeragogy - Howard Rheingold
Self-design
Generation waking up. http://www.generationwakingup.org/ (leadership education for game changers) -Fer
Unmonastery project, Matera, Italy - check article by Nathan Schneider about it in The Nation

Energy

We explore how humanity can produce clean energy in a decentralized way via smart grids (check this French article). It means a combination of different complementary source, locally based, with mutualism and reciprocity.

We want to find examples where citizens have initiated their own local production and contributed to the smart grid.

Ask Vinay Gupta (London) about interesting projects, he follows this very closely
Worth checking the Solaroof project of Richard Nelson
Post carbon institute

Food production

We emphasize local food production in urban environments, with concepts such as urban farming and vertical farming.

Urban Farming - http://www.urbanfarming.org/
Vertical farming - http://www.verticalfarm.com/
interview of Dickson Despommier
Permaculture - there are multiple gathering and projects all around the world. We need to locate one
Cloughjordan Ecovillage in Ireland has a whole set of new food supply chain practices ; Bruce X does collaborative research on agri-forms and they have a green fablab

Governance

Share the fact that “code is law”, i.e. how software embeds societal projects.

Loomio
Open value networks
Ethos Foundation with Robert Pye / Sensorica open scientific hardware using open value accounting
Ecovillages work with holacracy, sociocracy, consensus and more. An interesting community to visit Is Dancing Rabbit (Jeff) as it joins goverance with economic systems like a successful complementary currency and sharing income.
Holacracy
Valve Software Company - http://valvesoftware.com/

Health

Less and less health remains something in the hands of specialists working only on disease and illness. Health also exists as a social fonction, specially in regards to prevention. We see more and more p2p approaches to health, including research and collecting data (mostly for specific illnesses).

Nutrition

We want to show how civil society explores new ways to eat that include individual health and environment.

30bananasaday: an example of how a fast growing worldwide community explores healthy and sustainable ways to eat.

Peace

Casa de Paz - Pancho Ramos Stierle (fer) → see below for P2P networks with Service Space
Compassion games - Jon Ramer (fer) http://compassiongames.org/
Festivals like beloved, peace village, prana fest and others.

Production

By production we mean production of material artefacts like machines, computers, bottles, pipes, glass, airplanes, etc. Today the absolute majority of production happens through the industrial model via pyramidal collective intelligence. Because of its inherent scarcity, its extraction and market-based economy, conventional production doesn’t have regulation mechanisms that make it compliant with ecological symbiosys and generation friendly vision.

Should we expect a world with distributed, symbiotic, peer-to-peer, local production? Can production become holomidal? What examples do we have today? Where does 3D printing go?

Production still undergoes the R&D and innovation phase. However we want to make it clear that it may soon lead to *real* production in our everyday life.

Open Source Ecology: http://opensourceecology.org/
P2PF suggests a visit to Sigchos, Ecuador, an amazing district, indigenous and farming and their hunger for change in that direction.
Would allow us to talk about the FLOK Commons transition project there as well, through a portrait of the amazing mayor, indigenous farmers, and activist allies in the city.
The open car revolution

Wikispeed - http://wikispeed.org - Check French article on Ouishare
Urban Tabby - https://www.osvehicle.com/

3D printing

Shapeways.com http://www.shapeways.com
Thingiverse.com http://www.thingiverse.com/
First 3D printed car: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daioWlkH7ZI

Esty - P2P market place https://www.etsy.com

R&D and innovation

We want to explore how civil society, by means of holomidal collective intelligence, has taken the lead of R&D in many domains.

FabLabs: explore the concept and principles. The one in Amsterdam participated in the creation of Fair phones -(fer) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fab_lab - http://www.fabfoundation.org/

Possible interview of Niel Gershenfeld - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Gershenfeld
Walldaura - Barcelona - http://www.valldaura.net
We Create - http://wecreate.ie/

Science

We want to find examples how P2P can open to collaborative science and leverage research.

Zooniverse - http://zooniverse.org

Software

Just like the writing in the time of pyramidal collective intelligence, software provides the keystone for the next social edifices. A race exists between OS software and proprietary software. OS software offers control and different evolutionary perspectives.

Software represent super complex artefacts. How can distributed collectives self-organize themselves in order to pilot such complex productions? What does the OS software communities and practice teach that other sectors can learn from in order to spread the OS economy in all parts of society?

Wordpress
Wikipedia
Git
Ubuntu

Technology

Territory

Here we explore how the physical territory evolves, how people manage their local resources, their governance, their local economy, their local ecosystem.

Transition Towns & Transition Network - http://www.transitionnetwork.org/about
with possible interview of Rob Hopkins (fer can connect them).
Cooperativa Integral Catalana - http://cooperativa.cat/en/ - partner with P2P Foundation
Sharing cities project - Shareable - Neal Gorenflo (fer)
Check also this article (French)
Link this with Barcelona Pledge -- how a progressive mayor linked with a bottom up movement can make a powerful cooperation.
Park Slope Food Coop - Brooklyn - http://www.foodcoop.com/
+15,000 members

Transportation

We explore transportation not through the next clean vehicles (see production for this), but through optimization and pluri-modality.

Transports du futur - http://transportsdufutur.typepad.fr/ - This French site offers many resources and reflexion about the evolution of transportation.
Google car - Why does Google want to conquer the sky? To map and connect with territory, including transportation
Uber - https://www.uber.com
Car-less cities:

Helsinki (Finland) - http://urbanful.org/2014/08/05/helsinki-goes-almost-car-less/
Hamburg (Germany) - http://www.geolounge.com/carless-cities/

Social Networks

Held and Controled by Private Sector

Means that private companies keep holopticism scarce and under their control for commercial reasons. It also means that if the private company wants to pull off the plug or change the rules, they can.

Google

The Loon Project: http://www.google.com/loon/
Stratospheric ballons around the globle to give internet access to remote areas.
Solve for X: https://www.solveforx.com/

Pure P2P

P2P projects that operate independently from private sector barely exist. However they have control on the data and can provide holopticism for themselves.

P2P in Rio .. there is a whole constellation of p2p oriented projects in Rio and Brazil, which I know quite well for having been there a few times; key player: Curto Cafe but it is an interlocking network, curto works entirely with a p2p oriented wealth circle, open book accounting, open logistics, shared research, crowdfunding retailing and more … links to a open school, Beer to Beer, favella initiatives ..

Proposed by P2PFoundation → please provide more info

Open agricultural design communities … atelierpaysan.fr, farm hack, slow tools , Open Source Ecology with possible visit to Sigchos, Ecuador , an amazing district, indigenous and farming and their hunger for change in that direction .. would allow us to talk about the FLOK Commons transition project there as well, through a portrait of the amazing mayor, indigenous farmers, and activist allies in the city..

Flock society http://www.remixthecommons.org/2013/09/flok-society-un-projet-de-recherche-pour-la-transition-en-equateur/

The Occupy Movement : understand what guiding principles allowed its emergence and colloaboration, and where it went today. Where could it go if technology and social fabric evolves?

Inspiral - http://www.enspiral.com/
See article about Loomio (https://www.loomio.org/), the decision making software they developed

Service Space - http://www.servicespace.org/
The worldwide community that spreads giftivism, kindness and gift economy at grassroot level

The Barefoot college - http://www.barefootcollege.org/
Meeting with Bunker Roy - See his TED conference - http://www.ted.com/talks/bunker_roy?embed=true

Social technologies from the past

Primary people and societies have developed amazing ways to address complexity and evolve in the world. Not through technology as the Western world understands it, but through body practices, social rituals, substances altering consciousness.

The Western world has begun to re-discover some of these practices and understand their utility.

Vision quest
Wisdom Circles
Medicine Wheel
Quaker social technologies