The Blueprint Is Built — Here's Where to Start
A World in Collapse Needs a World in the Making
We don’t need another “hopeful conversation” about fixing capitalism—we need an actual replacement plan. That’s what the Equitable Future Initiative (EFI) set out to create.
After months of writing, refining, and real-world testing, we’re proud to share the fully compiled roadmap:
👉 Project 2028: The Full Framework PDF
This isn't just a think piece. It’s a bold reimagining of how our economy, governance, and public systems should work—centered around one unshakable premise:
People, not profit, must guide the next era.
What’s Inside Project 2028?
🛠 A breakdown of EFI’s core components, including:
Worker-led industry governance (PIAM)
Public control over essential life systems
A post-money transition architecture
Community-centered justice and safety
Global solidarity models without imperial domination
📜 A narrative arc that connects philosophical values to political realities
📊 Tactical steps for transforming each sector—education, health, labor, energy, and more
🧠 Answers to common questions about “what comes after capitalism?”
Why a PDF?
Because sometimes, a 140-character world needs a 140-page blueprint. This is built to outlast the trends, to be printed, debated, and passed around offline if needed.
But we’re not just publishing a document. We’re building a movement. EFI is about bringing people together who know that something better must be possible—and are ready to do the work of imagining and building it.
Next Steps for the Curious or Committed
🔍 Explore the full PDF: Project 2028 – Read or Download
🧭 Browse supporting blogs that go deeper into specific themes
🤝 Join The EFI Collective and connect with others moving this forward
📣 Share this post with someone who’s done with patchwork reforms
If you're tired of Band-Aids, buzzwords, and trickle-down “solutions,” you're not alone.
Project 2028 exists to offer a real alternative—not to what we wish the world could be, but to what it actually is.
Let’s build something better. Together.
—
Abel E. Martinez
Founder, Equitable Future Initiative
www.OurWorldAndFuture.com
