The NEUROCLIMA webinar “Experiencing Climate Futures: Interactive Scenarios and Role-Based Engagement” is part of the “Creating Climate Futures” webinar series, which explores how creative, arts-based approaches can support emotional expression, reflection, and meaningful engagement with climate challenges. Through storytelling, film, and literature, participants are invited to see climate change not only as an environmental issue, but as a deeply human one.
On May 29th, we will explore how role-based engagement can bridge the sense of disconnection and turn abstract data into our lived experience. Whether you are a policymaker balancing competing interests, an educator empowering the next generation, a researcher analyzing behavioral shifts, or an activist seeking to mobilize communities, you will get valuable insights about the ‘engagement gap’ that stop most citizens from take climate action, and learn how to bridge this gap by working with interactive scenarios and role-based engagement.
Designed for educators, youth workers, professionals, and community members, this series offers approaches that can be integrated into educational, social, and professional contexts, combining climate awareness, reflection, and well-being.
Discover how to restore a sense of true agency and unlock the pathways for effective climate action.
