Birth rates are falling below replacement level all over the world.
By the end of the century, nearly every country on earth will have a shrinking population, and economic systems dependent on reliable growth will collapse. Thousands of unique cultures and populations will be snuffed out.
Governments have tried everything in the standard technocratic toolset – tax incentives, subsidized childcare, propaganda – and nothing has worked.
We are gathering the brightest minds in the world in search of new solutions.
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Day 1: public, live-streamed symposium discussing various perspectives on this problem: environmental, physiological, sociological, cultural.
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Day 2: a closed-door, facilitated private workshop, where experts and VIP attendees will meet in groups to share insights and develop solutions.
Natal Conference has no political or ideological goal other than a world in which our children can have grandchildren. If you are concerned about collapsing fertility, the economic challenges of having children, the increasing difficulty of dating for men and women, we want to hear from you.
Speakers
Malcolm and Simone Collins
@SimoneHCollins
Charles Haywood
@TheWorthyHouse
Raw Egg Nationalist
@Babygravy9
Dr. Pat Fagan
Razib Khan
@razibkhan
Jonathan Anomaly
@JonathanAnomaly
Kevin Dolan
@extradeadjcb
Indian Bronson
@lndian_Bronson
Peachy Keenan
@keenanpeachy
Michael Anton
Diana Fleischman
@sentientist
Brit Benjamin
@britbenjamin
Ben Braddock
@GraduatedBen
DAY 2
WORKSHOP
(for VIP ticket holders)
Closed-door Session
Surround yourself with the leading minds working on this problem.
Deep and honest conversation (closed door, no phones) Chatham House rules.
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There will be some light vetting of participants.
A Creative Lab
Strategies for the Future
We need innovative projects to address this problem.​
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In this workshop you will roll up your sleeves and collaborate to design solutions.
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Projects will launch here.
Birth rate collapse portends deep implications for the future of families and economies.
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Develop and share strategies with speakers and fellow conference goers.
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Create anti-fragile strategies to thrive.
