Lelei LeLaulu is a development entrepreneur from Samoa who specializes in the Pacific Islands and advises the International Finance Corporation on sustainable business. He is a graduate of Harvard Business… Read More »Pacific Islanders Lead Seasteading
Here’s Part Three of our new video series telling the story of our partnership with Polynesians. Consider that Polynesians have been choosing among islands and founding new societies for more… Read More »“THE SEASTEADERS” video series (Part 3)
Here’s Part Two of our new video series telling the story of our partnership with Polynesians. I co-created it with Pascal Erhel Hatuuku from the Marquesas archipelago in French Polynesia. Pascal… Read More »“THE SEASTEADERS” video series, Part 2
Creating this new video series with my friend Pascal Erhel Hatuuku from the Marquesas Islands was a powerful experience for us. As we watched the astonishing footage from the First… Read More »“THE SEASTEADERS” video series, Part 1
NBC News reports: “The village will serve as a showcase and test bed for technologies that will be needed to create much larger floating communities, says Joe Quirk, president of… Read More »NBC News Story: Seastead Village in Paradise?
With a feature in The New York Times by David Gelles for the Deal Book section, which focuses on business and policy issues, seasteading now has a firm foothold in the… Read More »New York Times feature opens floodgates to Blue Frontiers
“Blue Frontiers is building excitement and courting potential investors with a series of gatherings…” — Nature, an International Weekly Journal of Science The esteemed science journal Nature published a solid investigation… Read More »Nature science journal & podcast investigates Blue Frontiers
Seasteading is accelerating. News reports can’t keep up and frankly don’t have a clue. Want the real story? Want to know who, why, and how? Meet some of the leading… Read More »The Inside Story of Floating Islands in French Polynesia
Michael Strong, humanitarian author and education entrepreneur, explains to Joe Quirk why he served on the original Seasteading Institute Board of Directors to accelerate the means by which people create abundance.
Did you know Buckminster Fuller designed a floating city for 5000 people in 1967? Lyndon Johnson loved it and had the model installed in his White House. Guess why it… Read More »How Seasteading Will Restore the Environment
