How To Create Inspiring Stories to Change Society
We are bringing people together to unleash the transformative power of storytelling. These workshops will be taking place at the intersection of journalism, film-making and activism. Together we will discuss what stories are missing, look at some inspirational best-practice examples and explore the power of humour and constructive storytelling.
*To participate in one of these workshops, you need one of the Forum Passes. Holding a Forum Pass entitles you to participate in all conference days & workshops. For participation in the workshops, we ask for registration. This is possible on the page of the respective workshops.
Workshop Programme 14 October 2022
How might compassionate humor help us to take productive climate action? Humour expert Belina Raffy will show you how to communicate more playfully, positively and hopefully – even in times of crisis and despair.
In the last decade, climate litigation has become a popular means of combatting the climate crisis. But what are the opportunities and limits of legal means in the face of a global emergency? Research fellow and lawyer Juan Auz will guide you through the legal jungle and the power of ordinary people fighting the powerful in front courts.
With Juan Auz
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You you will explore the transformational power of visual storytelling approaches. Discuss the power of pictures and develop together, a best case example of visual storytelling, which we can share with others. Learn how to select existing material to visualize your story and what to keep in mind when creating new visuals.
With Anne Thoma
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Since the 1970s, we have known that climate change is real, and researchers have been making recommendations for action since then too. But somehow politics and the general public have turned a blind eye to the issue for far too long. This workshop will offer researchers the basic tools to get them heard and reach critical audiences.
With Franziska Mager & Irem Couchouron
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Workshop Location
VILLA ELISABETH
Invalidenstraße 3
10115 Berlin (Mitte)
How to get there:
→ U8: Rosenthaler Platz
→ Tram: Brunnenstraße / Invalidenstraße
