The Green Office workshops: MyCO2
Do you want to better understand the components of climate change? A team of facilitators from ULiège offers you a 3-hour educational game, collaborative and creative, to better understand the components of climate change and its systemic dimension.
The workshop has a real training value and is based on the most rigorous scientific knowledge, according to the latest reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
How does the workshop take place?
The Climate Fresk is a workshop created by Cédric Ringenbach. The operation is very simple. The players are in teams of 4 to 7 players. They have maps representing the different components of climate change and work together to find the links of cause and effect by positioning and linking them together.
A facilitator supervises one or more teams in order to guide them during the workshop, ensure good communication between members and give additional explanations.
Who are the facilitators?
Several active structures for sustainable development at ULiège are associated with the side of the Green Office to deploy the Fresk with the students of the University.
- Matteo Léonard, Antoine Chavane, Aurore Behrin, Cécile Van de Weerdt, Green Office
- Sarah Robinet, Green Office and Réseau des doctorants de l’ULiège
- Martine Vanherk, Réjouiscience
- Aurélie Neyrinck et Isaline Thirion, Venturelab
- Marianne Snakers, HEC Liège S'LAB - Accelerating Transition
- Claire Brouwez and Alienor Pirlet, Eclosio
- Alison Delhasse, laboratoire de climatologie (Prof. X. D’Outreloup), département de Géographie
An animation of the Green Office in collaboration with different actors of the ULiège : le département de Géographie de la Faculté des Sciences, HEC Liège, le VentureLab, Réjouisciences, le Réseau des Doctorants, Eclosio.
