The archiving of the Jacque Fresco Educational Network, and the creation of the Accessist International
Hello,
This will be the final post on this website.
From now on, the Jacque Fresco Education Network will serve as an open, freely accessible archive of Jacque Fresco’s work—as complete as we could make it, given the limitations of the Internet. Some links will break over time, especially YouTube videos. But we’ve done our part to preserve what matters, though of course we are always open, if anyone finds any new material by him.
As long as The Venus Project remains trapped in monetary dependence, greed, top-down thinking, and a closed-off structure, this archive will stand as the clearest and most faithful presentation of Jacque's core vision: a world beyond politics, poverty, and war.
We’re not ending this project with sadness—but with maturity and clarity.
Over the past year, we’ve paused our activity, watching carefully to see how things would unfold after the split between The Venus Project and Designing the Future.
We hoped Designing the Future might carry the torch—that they might evolve into a serious engine for developing and spreading the ideas of a resource-based economy.
But it’s become clear they’ve stalled.
Despite being told that the task of remaking a presence of RBE ideas in the English speaking internet will be very hard, after years of TVP doing damage to it, and even being offered our experience, assistance and social media accounts to promote them, they have dismissed our help, with the same familiar tone of either joining their organisation as obedient volunteers that work for them, or being considered irrelevant to their self-absorbed, superior city on a hill mentality, that we saw in The Venus Project.
Once they have seen that we were indeed right, they were overwhelmed and went inward, where they have decided to retreat to what is familiar to them.
Their current activity is limited to Russian and Ukrainian social media channels focused on scientific literacy—not systemic redesign.
Their refusal to collaborate, even in the face of shared goals and mounting urgency, has left us disappointed, and even more convinced that Mr. Fresco was right.
Without a new worldview, and new values, even among RBE supporters, the same mentality of old returns: top-down control, gatekeeping, and a reluctance to evolve.
While these institutions stalled, the tools Jacque once envisioned began arriving: artificial intelligence, open automation, distributed infrastructure—technologies powerful enough to make the management of planetary resources both scalable and free from human greed.
AI is advancing faster than any of us predicted. Automation is reaching capabilities Fresco only dreamed of.
The conditions for a new kind of economy aren't coming—they’re already here.
What's missing is the political and philosophical framework to wield them wisely. We've chosen not to wait any longer. We're striking out on our own to reclaim the dream and carry it into the 21st century.
With that, we now announce the founding of:
The Accessist International
This is the next chapter. Not a fan group. Not a cult of personality.
A political and philosophical initiative that takes the best of Fresco’s vision, sheds its baggage, and prepares it for real, scalable implementation.
What is Accessism?
Yes, we know—Jacque didn’t like “-isms.” But we need a name for what we believe.
Something that distinguishes us not just from capitalism, but from the endless anti-capitalist alternatives that came before us—communism, socialism, anarchism, and their outdated solutions of nationalization, worker cooperatives, syndicalism and central planning.
Accessism is the belief that the necessities and opportunities of life—food, shelter, education, tools, healthcare, culture, in short, all of Earth’s resources are the common heritage of all the world’s people, that should be accessed, not owned.
It is the belief that in an age of automated systems, advanced computing, and open infrastructure, economic freedom means removing the gatekeepers, not reshuffling who gets to be one.
Why "Open Access Economy"?
We’ve chosen this term over “resource-based economy” for two key reasons:
Clarity – Outside of this movement, “resource-based economy” often brings to mind extractive states like Saudi Arabia, Russia, or Venezuela—countries whose wealth is built on selling raw materials, not sharing abundance.
Legacy – The term has been weakened by its association with the rigid, centralized, and personality-driven Venus Project, so we needed a fresh name, to not be associated with those that sadly let the dream fester and rot for so many years, and be mistakenly identified with those who have nothing to show for their work, after decades.
Open-Access Economy brings to mind open access journals, both created with the same goal, a realization that we cannot allow financial barriers to impede the use of the latest science to save and improve human lives, likewise, the Open Access Economy removes monetary barriers to survival, dignity, and growth.
And besides, open access economy is already used to describe a general RBE-like sharing economy among some resource-based economy followers.
Long term, we wish to align it with the academic use, and also absorb the scientific insight of thinkers that came after Jacque, as brilliant as he was.
Furthermore, seeing the explosive development of open-source technology in the past decades, which Jacque and Roxanne unfortunately rejected due to misunderstanding, and to prevent us being dependent on one point of failure which might grow static and ossified, like TVP or DTF, we have decided to add it's values and methodology to ours, so the technology that results will be open-source, decentralized and scalable.
And most importantly, it will be non-monetary.
What Happens Next?
The Accessist International is just beginning, and it is more than an organization—it is the crystallization of humanity's next phase of social evolution.
Our social media links have already been updated to reflect this shift, and we’ll be rolling out our new website in the coming weeks.
On that platform, and across every channel we can reach, we will share and develop the ideas of accessism, elevate competent thinkers and engineers that can bring our vision to reality, publish promotional materials and eye-opening articles for those that see the perils of automation if left in the claws of an outdated monetary system, and wishes instead to offer mankind a better future, and gather tools to help people transition their communities and countries—whether through gradual change or through the post-fascist collapse triggered by automation that Jacque foresaw.
To those who built the foundations we now stand upon—particularly Jacque Fresco, whose vision lit the path—we offer our deepest gratitude.
To those who will come after us, we promise to leave a world worthy of their highest aspirations.
“If you think we can't change the world, it just means you're not one of those who will.” ― Jacque Fresco
And if you believe a world without markets, without masters, without artificial scarcity is achievable—not in centuries, but in decades—then you’re already one of us.
Welcome to the Accessist International.
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The team behind the Jacque Fresco Education Network
Liberation Begins With Access