Broadcasts

By: Verimpact From 2 to 6 March 2026, the Verimpact team participated in the third edition of the European Ocean Days in Brussels, a key event bringing together policymakers, scientists, entrepreneurs, investors, and civil society committed to protecting and sustainably using the ocean. Inspired by the European Ocean Pact, the week created a dynamic space

By: IASIS Over the past weeks, the NEUROCLIMA webinar series brought together participants to explore how creative approaches can help us understand and process the emotional dimensions of climate change. Across three sessions, we explored innovative tools that bridge climate awareness with emotional resilience and meaningful engagement. Cinematherapy for Climate AwarenessThrough storytelling and film, participants reflected on

By: STANDO In Cyprus, climate change is something people increasingly feel rather than simply hear about. Long summers, water shortages, and shifting seasonal patterns are part of everyday conversations. And yet, turning this awareness into meaningful engagement—especially among younger audiences—remains a challenge. As we began preparing our NEUROCLIMA pilot in Cyprus, one question kept coming

By: IASIS In Greece, climate change is not only a scientific or environmental issue, it is a lived reality. In recent years, the country has experienced increasingly frequent wildfires, heatwaves, floods, and extreme weather events. These developments shape how climate change is discussed in public life and how people respond to it, both emotionally and

By: Future in Perspective County Cavan has been selected as the Irish pilot location due to its clear climate vulnerabilities and strong local readiness for action. Situated in the north of Ireland, Cavan is a small county of around 82,000 people, currently transitioning from a predominantly rural and agricultural area to a more semi-urban and

By: CATAA – Centro de Apoio Tecnológico Agro-Alimentar Across Portugal, climate change is increasingly visible in everyday life. In recent years, communities have experienced droughts, devastating wildfires, and more frequent extreme weather events. The interior regions of the country, including Castelo Branco, are particularly exposed to these challenges. Prolonged dry periods affect agriculture and landscapes,

By: POLIMI Anyone who’s spent an afternoon at the “Fa’ la cosa giusta!” fair knows it: it’s a place where you find yourself talking about sustainability with complete strangers as if you’ve known each other for years. It was right there, among crowded stands and school trips, that the NEUROCLIMA team at the Politecnico di