Register
Create an account to take part in horizon scanning on the CfWI HS Hub, follow the work of the team and contribute to shared discussions.
Who the hub is for
The CfWI HS Hub brings together people who monitor emerging developments and consider what they might mean for their own work. Registration gives you a personal space within that shared effort, so that the material you read and the questions you raise can be followed over time.
Registration is open to anyone who wants to contribute to horizon scanning. You do not need specialist training to take part, although a clear professional interest in the topics the hub covers will help you get the most from it.
What you will need
Have the following details ready before you begin. Everything can be changed later from your profile.
- A work or personal email address that you check regularly.
- The name you would like to appear alongside your contributions.
- The name of your organisation, if you are registering on its behalf.
- A password that you do not use on other services.
Create your account
Complete the fields below. Fields marked as required must be filled before the account can be created.
Already registered? Use the forgot password page if you cannot sign in.
A horizon scan is only as useful as the range of people who read it.
After you register
Once your account is active, the first few weeks are a good time to explore. The steps below follow the order most members find helpful.
Step one
Confirm your email
Open the confirmation message and follow the link so that your account is fully activated.
Step two
Read the orientation material
The about horizon scanning page explains the method and the terms used across the hub.
Step three
Set your areas of interest
Choosing topics early helps the hub send you updates that are relevant to your work.
Before you go
Registration is the starting point for everything else on the hub. You can read the latest news without an account, but signing in lets you keep track of the work that matters to you. If you are unsure whether your question is answered here, the glossary defines the terms we use most.