The climate change role-playing game "Hack for climate justice" is back
CIMA Foundation hosts the event as part of the "Changemakers" project
Imagine being at the heart of global decisions to counter climate change and influencing policies and strategies that will shape the future of our planet. A unique experience where your choices will have a real impact, experiencing firsthand the challenges and solutions needed to protect our planet.
This is what "Hack for climate justice," the Climate Action Simulation hosted by CIMA Research Foundation, a partner in the I don't take risks campaign, offers as part of the Changemakers project.
The event originally scheduled for June 7 has been rescheduled to September 12 and will take place from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on the Zoom platform. The event is open to young people aged 20 to 35 and will involve a simulation of the United Nations international climate negotiation. The goal is to find policy solutions to address global warming and meet the objectives of the Paris Agreement, with a special focus on climate migrations.
No prior experience on the topics addressed is necessary to join the initiative. Only a strong desire to get involved and experience active citizenship training is required.
The event is free and has limited spots. To register, please fill out the appropriate online form on this website.