Climate discussions:
A set of online and in-person meetings brought valuable discussions on the topic of climate change. Young people from all over the EU and the United Kingdom joined and shared their experiences of climate change in Europe, discussed the EU’s work on it, shared how they would approach this issue, and learned a bit more about the EU’s work on tackling climate change. Some also shared their climate confessions with the intention to change those habits in the future. Each one of the participants enriched the project with their own valuable opinions and viewpoints. For the final part of the project we created a full day event in Aarhus, with two workshops leading up, where we brought together more than 200 people.

Our main event, the Community Climate Day was a full day open house of learning, sharing, and action. Participants engaged in diverse workshops like plant croquis, exploring biodiversity, a unique waste sorting escape room, a big conversations cafe and a ‘shine your bike’ workshop, everything culminated with live music and a community dinner. For this ending part, we were very privileged to have a group of 6 Kaospilot students to take on the ending part of the Climate Carrier project as their first semester project. They helped us plan and execute the final part of the project, they got the word out, set everything up for the final event, and even helped us reflect on everything afterward. Their energy and drive really pushed the project to new heights.