Duration: minimum 3h

The Climate Fresk workshop is a 3-hour scientific outreach workshop. Participants collaborate to create a summary of the mechanisms of climate change using 42 cards. They then work together to propose solutions and impactful measures at different scales.

✔ Possibility to train internal facilitators

Duration: minimum 2h30

The Digital Collage is inspired by the Climate Fresk but applied to challenges related to digital technologies (AI, blockchain, etc.). The workshop allows participants to understand what is at stake while also imagining how these technologies could be more sustainable.

Duration: 1h/1h30

The Climate Pitch is an interactive talk that summarizes the main points of the IPCC reports and guides participants in the search for solutions.

It can be an alternative to the Climate Fresk.

Duration: from 2 to 4 hours

The AdACC (Adaptation Workshops) focus on measures and solutions to address climate change. They provide a methodology to understand the components of risk and offer key guidance for collectively choosing the best options, avoiding inappropriate measures.

Duration: minimum 3h

The New Narratives Collage allows us to understand how the narratives around us influence our behaviors, both individually and collectively. Additionally, it provides the opportunity to reconnect with our creative potential to imagine and shape viable and desirable futures.

Duration: from 1h30 to 3h30

The Biodiversity Collage is designed to understand what an ecosystem is, how it functions, and how we depend on it. In a second phase, participants are asked to propose concrete and feasible measures.

✔ Possibility to train internal facilitators

Duration: minimum 3h

This workshop allows participants to build a global vision of the water cycle: its availability, our uses, and its vulnerability to climate change and other disturbances. As always, the goal is to open the debate to find solutions.

Duration: minimum 3h

The Planetary Boundaries Fresco is based on the framework proposed by the Stockholm Resilience Center. It makes large-scale topics, such as Earth system science, more accessible and raises awareness about the global challenges facing humanity.

Duration: minimum 3h

What is money? Where does it come from? Who creates it and how? This workshop answers all these questions and many more. After an initial phase exploring current mechanisms, participants are asked to create their own currencyand anticipate its effects on the economy and society.

(Colaboration)

2 Tons is a participatory experience in which participants make decisions to reduce their carbon footprint and build a path toward climate neutrality, both at an individual and global level.

(Colaboration)

Textiles Untangled is a collaborative workshop that explores the environmental and social impact of the textile industry and the solutions to move toward more sustainable fashion.

These activities can be adapted according to the client’s needs. It is also possible to design specific activities or programs.