Can a postersAVe the planet?
Let’s find out!
Register for a poster workshop
Meet like-minded people, learn how others are helping solve the climate crisis, and create a poster for a climate action exhibit.
Workshop Details
The goal of the workshops is to provide a setting for friendly dialogue around climate change and to understand the role co-creation methods can have in inspiring climate action. Participants will engage in a series of interactive activities, culminating in the design of a poster related to climate action.
1
Share
Share your thoughts and experience to build collective knowledge around climate change and climate action
2
Brainstorm
Work with a small group to brainstorm specific (and fun!) climate contributions
3
Make
Create a poster related to one of the climate contributions you brainstormed using provided materials
4
Display
Posters from the workshops will be displayed around campus as part of a mobile climate action exhibit—inspiring others to act as well!
Study Info
Posters for the Planet is a workshop series being conducted as part of Chloe Pampush’s thesis research project, Co-Design for Climate Action. The purpose of this study is to explore co-design workshops as a method of inspiring climate action amongst UC students. This research project has received IRB Exemption status, but there is still some info you should know before participating.
Participation
Only UC students over the age of 18 may participate in a workshop. Participation is fully voluntary and you can opt out at any time.
Compensation
Participants will not be compensated for their time or work created during the workshops. Snacks and drinks may be provided.
Potential Risks
Potential risks associated with the workshops may include emotional discomfort or fatigue.
Photo/Video
Photographs or videos will be taken which may include your face. If you would prefer not to be photographed or your photographs not shared, let me know.
Want to Join in?
Register for a workshop to contribute to a community-designed poster exhibit and move towards collective climate action.
Can a postersAVe the planet?
Let’s find out!
Register for a poster workshop
Meet like-minded people, learn how others are helping solve the climate crisis, and create a poster for a climate action exhibit.
Workshop Details
The goal of the workshops is to provide a setting for friendly dialogue around climate change and to understand the role co-creation methods can have in inspiring climate action. Participants will engage in a series of interactive activities, culminating in the design of a poster related to climate action.
1
Share
Share your thoughts and experience to build collective knowledge around climate change and climate action
2
Brainstorm
Work with a small group to brainstorm specific (and fun!) climate contributions
3
Make
Create a poster related to one of the climate contributions you brainstormed using provided materials
4
Display
Posters from the workshops will be displayed around campus as part of a mobile climate action exhibit—inspiring others to act as well!
Study Info
Posters for the Planet is a workshop series being conducted as part of Chloe Pampush’s thesis research project, Co-Design for Climate Action. The purpose of this study is to explore co-design workshops as a method of inspiring climate action amongst UC students. This research project has received IRB Exemption status, but there is still some info you should know before participating.
Participation
Only UC students over the age of 18 may participate in a workshop. Participation is fully voluntary and you can opt out at any time.
Compensation
Participants will not be compensated for their time or work created during the workshops. Snacks and drinks may be provided.
Potential Risks
Potential risks associated with the workshops may include emotional discomfort or fatigue.
Photo/Video
Photographs or videos will be taken which may include your face. If you would prefer not to be photographed or your photographs not shared, let me know.
Want to Join in?
Register for a workshop to contribute to a community-designed poster exhibit and move towards collective climate action.
Can a postersAVe the planet?
Let’s find out!
Register for a poster workshop
Meet like-minded people, learn how others are helping solve the climate crisis, and create a poster for a climate action exhibit.
Workshop Details
The goal of the workshops is to provide a setting for friendly dialogue around climate change and to understand the role co-creation methods can have in inspiring climate action. Participants will engage in a series of interactive activities, culminating in the design of a poster related to climate action.
1
Share
Share your thoughts and experience to build collective knowledge around climate change and climate action
2
Brainstorm
Work with a small group to brainstorm specific (and fun!) climate contributions
3
Make
Create a poster related to one of the climate contributions you brainstormed using provided materials
4
Display
Posters from the workshops will be displayed around campus as part of a mobile climate action exhibit—inspiring others to act as well!
Study Info
Posters for the Planet is a workshop series being conducted as part of Chloe Pampush’s thesis research project, Co-Design for Climate Action. The purpose of this study is to explore co-design workshops as a method of inspiring climate action amongst UC students. This research project has received IRB Exemption status, but there is still some info you should know before participating.
Participation
Only UC students over the age of 18 may participate in a workshop. Participation is fully voluntary and you can opt out at any time.
Compensation
Participants will not be compensated for their time or work created during the workshops. Snacks and drinks may be provided.
Potential Risks
Potential risks associated with the workshops may include emotional discomfort or fatigue.
Photo/Video
Photographs or videos will be taken which may include your face. If you would prefer not to be photographed or your photographs not shared, let me know.
Want to Join in?
Register for a workshop to contribute to a community-designed poster exhibit and move towards collective climate action.