Climate Handprint - Motivating People to Act

Do good and talk about it! For a long time, climate communication focussed on footprints and renunciation, which can slow down the motivation to act. To counter this feeling of powerlessness, the Climate Handprint communication tool developed in India for the various areas of sustainability was established and transferred to the climate context in Germany and elsewhere. Taking action, making a positive impact, participating in the transformation - this is the focus of the approach that Julia Siewert will be presenting. As an expert, she will explain the concept of the Climate Handprint. Siewert works as a senior manager for KlimAktiv, a think tank based in Tübingen that helps develop climate protection strategies for companies and private individuals, among other things.

We invite the good practice example in collaboration with Art Music Denmark and will communicate it, soon. In the last third of the workshop, all participants are invited to discuss their own questions and experiences with the input providers.

Registration:
The workshops are free of charge. Registration via this link: https://cloud.inm-berlin.de/apps/forms/s/b3jCW5CTJRd7HkySnXcMs5Sg

Location:
Zoom

Target group:
The workshop series is made for funding recipients of the partner funding institutions and actors in the independent contemporary music scene (artists, ensembles, festivals, organisations, etc.).

Level:
The workshops are not consecutive and can also be joined individually depending on your interests.

Partners:
Musikfonds, Ernst von Siemens Musikstiftung, Impuls neue Musik, Akademie der Künste, Goethe Institut, ON Cologne, Art Music Denmark