In an era of accelerating environmental disruption, driving effective climate adaptation requires an integrated approach to governance and public communication. Translating scientific evidence into actionable policy relies heavily on how risk is assessed, framed, and shared among decision-makers. Building on this vision, the NEUROCLIMA project is expanding its local engagement with new pilot activities scheduled from July to September.
This phase started with the successful launch of the Future of Our Food series, where journalists and content creators from across Europe gathered online to test the NEUROCLIMA Hub’s AI-powered tools. Co-organised by Re-Imagine Europa (RIE) and the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), the session invited participants to evaluate the project’s flagship Lens and Bot tools hands-on, delivering critical insights to refine the toolkit for real-world editorial deployment.
Policymakers and Journalists Webinar by CEPS: August 18
On August 18, CEPS will host a new webinar designed to test the platform’s key features, its usability and usefulness directed to policymakers, journalists and other professionals working on climate-related policy. CEPS researchers Berta Mizsei and Luca Nipius will showcase the NEUROCLIMA Hub, and the data behind it, and participants will engage in hands-on exercises.
Decision-makers, researchers, and climate policy specialists interested in attending can request a spot by contacting berta.mizsei@ceps.eu.
Media Professionals from Greece and Cyprus: Verimpact Webinar in September 2
Complementing the policy focus in Brussels, NEUROCLIMA is extending its regional reach to South-Eastern Europe through a specialized online session organized by our partner Verimpact.
Tailored specifically for reporters, editors, and digital content creators across Greece and Cyprus, this Greek-language webinar focuses on AI and Climate Change Adaptation. The session will introduce media professionals to the technical architecture of the Neuroclima Hub, allowing participants to test the tools hands-on and share feedback directly with the technical team during its final development phase.
The webinar aims to equip journalists with practical mechanisms to communicate climate risks more accurately, present scientific evidence clearly, and highlight effective local adaptation measures.
Media professionals across Greece and Cyprus can reserve their place here through this Registration Form.
NEUROCLIMA is translating its research, tools and resources into tangible regional impact through a two-fold pilot structure. One stream mobilizes students, educators, and local communities to deepen grassroots climate literacy, while a parallel stream of activities engages journalists, digital content creators, and policymakers to reinforce media practice and climate governance. Together, these initiatives reflect a core premise: meaningful environmental action takes root when scientific evidence aligns with local human experience and policy design. By refining resonance-driven models alongside public leaders and media professionals, NEUROCLIMA ensures European climate adaptation remains participatory, empathetic, and enduring.
