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« The Climate Collage » is a workshop conceived in France, that aims to raise awareness and understanding among people about climate change.
Based on the IPCC report, it explains the climate functioning and the consequences of its disruption. It gives the opportunity to learn a lot in a very short period of time and addresses both novices and experts.
That’s how the game works:
- The workshop is based on a 42-card game. Each card represents an element, a cause or a consequence of climate change.
- As a team, guided by your facilitator, you are to find the cause-effect relationship between the different components of climate change. Collective intelligence will get you from one deck of card to the next!
- This step-by-step reconstruction provides keys to understand the complexity and develop an overview of climate change.
The workshop’s program:
- A Brief History Of “The Climate Collage “
- Icebreaker
- Reconstruction of the Climate Collage guided by your facilitator
- A little pause in between if needed
- Creative phase
- Debrief + time to share, express thoughts and feelings
REMEMBER: The workshop takes place online, a good internet connection is necessary.
Practical information:
- Make sure to have installed the zoom.us software, which will be the workshop’s communication platform.
- You will receive an email with all the technical information you need, including the link to join the meeting two days and one minute before the workshop starts.
Please take your ticket only if you are sure that you can make it !
⚠ ATTENTION: Reserved for people who have already participated in the Climate Collage workshop (in any language).
- a) Not the case? Here you go: https://climatecollage.org/workshop/
- b) Yes? Perfect, please keep on reading 🙂
Learning how to run a Climate Collage workshop means to become part of our movement that aims to raise awareness about climate change around the world.
After this 3-hours training course you will be equipped with everything you have to know to facilitate a workshop all by yourself!
On the program:
- A Brief History Of The Climate Collage (its creation and objectives, how and when to use it, how to get started and where to find the right information)
- Review of the game + deeper analysis of the links between all cards
- The role of the facilitator
- Tips & Tricks on how to conduct the final debrief
Practical information
- Duration: 3 hours
- Software: Zoom + Mural (login instructions will be sent by email) Don’t forget to check your spam!
- This facilitator’s training will be held in English.
- We advice you to print the cards (in your local language) so that you can have a closer look during the training. 🙂
Please be on the time – climate change is not waiting for better weather!
See you soon! 🙂
Zu diesem Event
The workshop will be held in both languages english and german. Das workshop wird auf beiden Sprache Deutsch und Englisch durchgeführt.
The workshop will be held on two tables – one english and one german ! the description of the workshop in english can be found on climatecollage.org.
Was ist das „Klima Puzzle“?
Im Jahr 2019 rief der Verein Climate Collage (La fresque du climat) eine Methode ins Leben, um die Zusammenhänge des Klimawandels zu verstehen und vermitteln. Es ist ist ein ernsthaftes Spiel, das auf kollektiver Intelligenz und Kreativität beruht.
Der Gründer und Entwickler Cedric Regenbach ist Klimaexperte und Berater. Des Weiteren ist er in der Lehre tätig und hat diese Methode entwickelt, um seinen Studenten/innen den Bericht des IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change / Weltklimarat) zu erklären.
Wie funktioniert es?
– Im Rahmen eines Workshops wird gemeinsam in einer Gruppe eine Collage zur Erklärung und dem Verstehen des Klimawandels erstellt.
– Man arbeitet in Gruppen von 6 bis 8 Personen zusammen und bespricht sich, um 42 thematische Karten zu arrangieren bzw. einander zuzuordnen.
– Nach einer kurzen Einführung erfolgt der Ablauf des Workshops in drei Phasen: 1. Reflexion – 2. Kreativität – 3. Debriefing.
Was ist dabei so besonders?
– Gruppenarbeit = Kollektive Intelligenz. Die Teamarbeit und das gemeinsame „aktiv werden“, um die Karten zu arrangieren, hilft dabei die Wissenschaft und Phänomene konkret zu verstehen und zu verarbeiten.
– Der Inhalt der Karten basiert auf dem IPCC Report (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change / Weltklimarat).
-Kreative Arbeit = Hilft einen anderen Blickwinkel einzunehmen und mit der intuitiv-emotionalen Seite unsers Gehirns die Themen des Klimawandels neu bzw. anders zu begreifen und aufzunehmen.
¿QUÉ ES?
EL MURAL DEL CLIMA ES UN TALLER CIENTÍFICO, COLABORATIVO Y CREATIVO, PENSADO PARA SENSIBILIZAR, DE MANERA LÚDICA, SOBRE DEL CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO
Con rigor y pedagogía este juego permite descubrir en poco tiempo el funcionamiento del clima, así como las causas y consecuencias de su desajuste. Al participar en el taller, las participantes toman conciencia de la complejidad del cambio climático. Se les proporciona una visión del conjunto de esta amplia problemática y se les provee las claves para comprender cómo actuar de manera eficaz. Además de aportar conocimiento científico, el Mural del Clima estimula la creatividad y las competencias humanas de los participantes. Esta herramienta fue concebida y compartida en Creative Commons por Cédric Ringenbach.
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El Mural del Clima es un taller lúdico, colaborativo y creativo sobre el cambio climático.
Acerca de este evento
Basado en la inteligencia colectiva, el taller es sumamente pedagógico: permite aprender mucho en poco tiempo sobre el clima y los vínculos de causa y efecto entre los distintos componentes del cambio climático.
El Mural del Clima es una iniciación de 3 horas, tanto para principiantes como conocedores.
¿El objetivo? Entender los desafíos climáticos para adaptar tu modo de vida conscientemente.
Contenido :
>> Presentación de cada participante
>> El Mural del Clima
>> Conclusión del taller y discusión sobre los soluciones
⚠ ATTENTION: Reserved for people who have already participated in the Climate Collage workshop (in any language).
- a) Not the case? Here you go: https://climatecollage.org/workshop/
- b) Yes? Perfect, please keep on reading 🙂
Learning how to run a Climate Collage workshop means to become part of our movement that aims to raise awareness about climate change around the world.
After this 3-hours training course you will be equipped with everything you have to know to facilitate a workshop all by yourself!
On the program:
- A Brief History Of The Climate Collage (its creation and objectives, how and when to use it, how to get started and where to find the right information)
- Review of the game + deeper analysis of the links between all cards
- The role of the facilitator
- Tips & Tricks on how to conduct the final debrief
Practical information
- Duration: 3 hours
- Software: Zoom + Mural (login instructions will be sent by email) Don’t forget to check your spam!
- This facilitator’s training will be held in English.
- We advice you to print the cards (in your local language) so that you can have a closer look during the training. 🙂
Please be on the time – climate change is not waiting for better weather!
See you soon! 🙂
« The Climate Collage » is a workshop conceived in France, that aims to raise awareness and understanding among people about climate change.
Based on the IPCC report, it explains the climate functioning and the consequences of its disruption. It gives the opportunity to learn a lot in a very short period of time and addresses both novices and experts.
That’s how the game works:
- The workshop is based on a 42-card game. Each card represents an element, a cause or a consequence of climate change.
- As a team, guided by your facilitator, you are to find the cause-effect relationship between the different components of climate change. Collective intelligence will get you from one deck of card to the next!
- This step-by-step reconstruction provides keys to understand the complexity and develop an overview of climate change.
The workshop’s program:
- A Brief History Of “The Climate Collage “
- Icebreaker
- Reconstruction of the Climate Collage guided by your facilitator
- A little pause in between if needed
- Creative phase
- Debrief + time to share, express thoughts and feelings
REMEMBER: The workshop takes place online, a good internet connection is necessary.
Practical information:
- Make sure to have installed the zoom.us software, which will be the workshop’s communication platform.
- You will receive an email with all the technical information you need, including the link to join the meeting two days and one minute before the workshop starts.
Please take your ticket only if you are sure that you can make it !
« The Climate Collage » is a workshop conceived in France, that aims to raise awareness and understanding among people about climate change.
Based on the IPCC report, it explains the climate functioning and the consequences of its disruption. It gives the opportunity to learn a lot in a very short period of time and addresses both novices and experts.
That’s how the game works:
- The workshop is based on a 42-card game. Each card represents an element, a cause or a consequence of climate change.
- As a team, guided by your facilitator, you are to find the cause-effect relationship between the different components of climate change. Collective intelligence will get you from one deck of card to the next!
- This step-by-step reconstruction provides keys to understand the complexity and develop an overview of climate change.
The workshop’s program:
- A Brief History Of “The Climate Collage “
- Icebreaker
- Reconstruction of the Climate Collage guided by your facilitator
- A little pause in between if needed
- Creative phase
- Debrief + time to share, express thoughts and feelings
REMEMBER: The workshop takes place online, a good internet connection is necessary.
Practical information:
- Make sure to have installed the zoom.us software, which will be the workshop’s communication platform.
- You will receive an email with all the technical information you need, including the link to join the meeting two days and one minute before the workshop starts.
Please take your ticket only if you are sure that you can make it !
⚠ ATTENTION: Reserved for people who have already participated in the Climate Collage workshop (in any language).
- a) Not the case? Here you go: https://climatecollage.org/workshop/
- b) Yes? Perfect, please keep on reading 🙂
Learning how to run a Climate Collage workshop means to become part of our movement that aims to raise awareness about climate change around the world.
After this 3-hours training course you will be equipped with everything you have to know to facilitate a workshop all by yourself!
On the program:
- A Brief History Of The Climate Collage (its creation and objectives, how and when to use it, how to get started and where to find the right information)
- Review of the game + deeper analysis of the links between all cards
- The role of the facilitator
- Tips & Tricks on how to conduct the final debrief
Practical information
- Duration: 3 hours
- Software: Zoom + Mural (login instructions will be sent by email) Don’t forget to check your spam!
- This facilitator’s training will be held in English.
- We advice you to print the cards (in your local language) so that you can have a closer look during the training. 🙂
Please be on the time – climate change is not waiting for better weather!
See you soon! 🙂
« The Climate Collage » is a workshop conceived in France, that aims to raise awareness and understanding among people about climate change.
Based on the IPCC report, it explains the climate functioning and the consequences of its disruption. It gives the opportunity to learn a lot in a very short period of time and addresses both novices and experts.
That’s how the game works:
- The workshop is based on a 42-card game. Each card represents an element, a cause or a consequence of climate change.
- As a team, guided by your facilitator, you are to find the cause-effect relationship between the different components of climate change. Collective intelligence will get you from one deck of card to the next!
- This step-by-step reconstruction provides keys to understand the complexity and develop an overview of climate change.
The workshop’s program:
- A Brief History Of “The Climate Collage “
- Icebreaker
- Reconstruction of the Climate Collage guided by your facilitator
- A little pause in between if needed
- Creative phase
- Debrief + time to share, express thoughts and feelings
REMEMBER: The workshop takes place online, a good internet connection is necessary.
Practical information:
- Make sure to have installed the zoom.us software, which will be the workshop’s communication platform.
- You will receive an email with all the technical information you need, including the link to join the meeting two days and one minute before the workshop starts.
Please take your ticket only if you are sure that you can make it !
⚠ ATTENTION: Reserved for people who have already participated in the Climate Collage workshop (in any language).
- a) Not the case? Here you go: https://climatecollage.org/workshop/
- b) Yes? Perfect, please keep on reading 🙂
Learning how to run a Climate Collage workshop means to become part of our movement that aims to raise awareness about climate change around the world.
After this 3-hours training course you will be equipped with everything you have to know to facilitate a workshop all by yourself!
On the program:
- A Brief History Of The Climate Collage (its creation and objectives, how and when to use it, how to get started and where to find the right information)
- Review of the game + deeper analysis of the links between all cards
- The role of the facilitator
- Tips & Tricks on how to conduct the final debrief
Practical information
- Duration: 3 hours
- Software: Zoom + Mural (login instructions will be sent by email) Don’t forget to check your spam!
- This facilitator’s training will be held in English.
- We advice you to print the cards (in your local language) so that you can have a closer look during the training. 🙂
Please be on the time – climate change is not waiting for better weather!
See you soon! 🙂