The possibilities of the future constitute people's decisions, aspirations, hopes, imaginations and experiences regarding everyday practices of im/mobility. This raises questions as to how power relations and crisis-driven futures enable, inhibit, or prevent mobility, what meanings are culturally constructed around im/mobilities, and how they are experienced by actors. The contributors share findings on entangled future mobilities and immobilities from the humanities and social sciences in diverse case studies - such as Afrofuturistic poetry, dystopian novels, a Uruguayan planned relocation program, lives of rural Zambian women, and climate adaptation in Morocco.