Waag Open: Alledaags activisme
Waag Futurelab BY-NC-ND
7
Nov
19:30
22:00
interactive lecture with Chris Julien

Waag Open: Everyday Activism (sold out)

We are facing a huge challenge with the climate crisis. However, for many people this is not new information. But where do you start if you want to do something about it? For many people, it feels like a problem that is too big and difficult to start working on by themself.

In the book ‘Alledaags activisme: van onrust naar daadkracht in het klimaat tijdperk’, climate philosopher and activist Chris Julien offers a perspective for exactly this struggle in our role in the big climate issue. Through scientific, philosophical and personal insights, he shows that we can do much more than we think: there are numerous opportunities for systemic change in our everyday life. That way, you can move forward into the climate era with good cheer - whether it is on the road, in a meeting room or a sports canteen (or all three!).

At Waag Open, Julien will give an interactive lecture about the book, followed by a collaborative discussion, in which he addresses how you can apply everyday activism in your own life.
 

Programme

19:30 - 19:45 uuropening
19:45 - 21:15 uurlecture by Chris Julien & discussion
21:30 - 22:00 uurfestive drinks 

Waag Open

Waag Open is the monthly public programme focused on today's themes. We organise various workshops and present collaborations between scientists, designers and artists. Once a month, Waag opens her doors for programmes that can be attended by anyone and everyone.

Accessibility

As the Waag building is a listed building, it is unfortunately not equipped with a lift. This event will take place in the Makersguild on the first floor of the Waag building. If you are tight on funds and want to participate in this event, please get in touch with sanna [@] waag [dot] org.

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When

7
Nov
19:30
22:00 hrs

Cost

7,50 (including 1 drink)

Language

Dutch

Location

Waag Futurelab
Nieuwmarkt 4
1012CR Amsterdam

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