February and March 2026|15:00 – 16:00 CET|Online
NEUROCLIMA is building a web-based “digital nervous system” that integrates artificial intelligence, data-driven semantic analytics, conversational chatbots, online deliberation, e-learning, and engaging interactive experiences. Our aim is to empower policymakers, journalists, educators, and citizens with an interconnected toolkit to collaboratively design effective climate-change adaptation strategies.
Registrations are open and will be accepted until the day before the event!
The Creating Climate Futures webinar series 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.
The series introduces tools such as cinematherapy and bibliotherapy, offering practical ways to explore climate-related emotions, foster dialogue, and support personal and collective meaning-making. Participants will develop skills that enhance resilience, emotional awareness, and thoughtful engagement with environmental issues.
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.
Note: This session will be recorded.
After registration, you will receive a link to join the workshop via email.
About NEUROCLIMA: NEUROCLIMA is an EU-funded project dedicated to enhancing behavioural change and community resilience through interdisciplinary collaboration and participatory methodologies. By integrating climate education, neuroscience, and artistic expression, NEUROCLIMA opens new avenues for inclusive, sustainable climate action.
