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Atelier La Fresque du Climat
16 janvier 2025,
de 17h00 à 20h00
(heure de London)
Nourished communities, n1
,
263 Upper St, London N1 2UQ, UK
Anglais
Billets disponibles
- Free entry
- Reduced price (£5.00 TTC)
- Full price (£10.00 TTC)
2 places restantes
Description
You can't fix what you don't understand. Luckily, the Climate Fresk workshop turns climate science into a game!
Played by over 2 million people worldwide, this playful & collaborative workshop will teach you the fundamental science behind climate change and empower you to take action.
Based on the IPCC reports, the workshop explains the causes and consequences of climate change. Whether you're new to the subject or an expert, you'll learn a lot in just 3 hours. And you can even train to become a workshop facilitator yourself!
HOW DOES THE GAME WORK? ☀️
This 3-hour long workshop calls on participants' collective intelligence and creativity to identify the cause-effect relationship between the different components of climate change. You will gradually arrange the 42 cards as a team in a visual 'collage'. By working together, you'll move from one set of cards to the next, learning as you go. A facilitator will guide you through the workshop, to help everyone work well together and to give additional explanations when needed.
THE WORKSHOP PROGRAMME ✏️
🔹 A quick introduction - to learn a bit about Climate Fresk and to meet others in your group through a short ice-breaker exercise
🔹 Linking the cards - building up your 'collage' with your team, guided by your facilitator
🔹 The creative phase - to relax and get to grips with your new knowledge
🔹 The action-focused debrief - to share your thoughts, feelings & emotions, and discuss individual and collective solutions
Following this session, you can easily train to become a facilitator to run workshops and help raise awareness on climate change.
🎯 Or, if you're interested in bringing the workshop to your students, staff or colleagues, you'll be pleased to know we run a dedicated programme for educational institutions to help scale up Climate Fresk workshops in universities, schools and colleges.
Plus we run corporate workshops for businesses, not-for-profits and government organisations.
Played by over 2 million people worldwide, this playful & collaborative workshop will teach you the fundamental science behind climate change and empower you to take action.
Based on the IPCC reports, the workshop explains the causes and consequences of climate change. Whether you're new to the subject or an expert, you'll learn a lot in just 3 hours. And you can even train to become a workshop facilitator yourself!
HOW DOES THE GAME WORK? ☀️
This 3-hour long workshop calls on participants' collective intelligence and creativity to identify the cause-effect relationship between the different components of climate change. You will gradually arrange the 42 cards as a team in a visual 'collage'. By working together, you'll move from one set of cards to the next, learning as you go. A facilitator will guide you through the workshop, to help everyone work well together and to give additional explanations when needed.
THE WORKSHOP PROGRAMME ✏️
🔹 A quick introduction - to learn a bit about Climate Fresk and to meet others in your group through a short ice-breaker exercise
🔹 Linking the cards - building up your 'collage' with your team, guided by your facilitator
🔹 The creative phase - to relax and get to grips with your new knowledge
🔹 The action-focused debrief - to share your thoughts, feelings & emotions, and discuss individual and collective solutions
Following this session, you can easily train to become a facilitator to run workshops and help raise awareness on climate change.
🎯 Or, if you're interested in bringing the workshop to your students, staff or colleagues, you'll be pleased to know we run a dedicated programme for educational institutions to help scale up Climate Fresk workshops in universities, schools and colleges.
Plus we run corporate workshops for businesses, not-for-profits and government organisations.
Contact
Ash Goddard
ash@climateclarity.co.uk
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