14 days ago it was finally decided that we were to contribute to the Climate Talks held in Barcelona – a 7 days negotiation process leading up to COP15. As a support team of WWF we traveled to Barcelona bringing a lot of ideas and concepts to try out: Ways in which we could apply visual language, visual thinking and visual practice to stimulate the negotiators. We figured that the complex issues of climate change could use a bit of visuals – in order for people to better see what each other means. We have engaged with our colleagues around the world to support these efforts. The above slideshow gives examples of all the ways in which we have “engaged with the Climate talks”. This document now serves as a catalogue which various parties the coming weeks will look at decide how much of it we will also contribute with at the final negotiations in Copenhagen December 8th to 18th.
Visual Vitamins From The World To Barcelona, 3rd Compilation
Here is the third set of slides coming from the global network of visual practitioners.
These are made by:
* Julian Burton, UK
* Nancy Marguliese, US
Visual Vitamins From The World To Barcelona (2nd Compilation)
We are now back home from Barcelona. More visuals and examples will come. The above is the second compilation. This has been made by:
* Avril Orloff, Canada
* Katrine Nygaard, Denmark
* Reinhard Kuchenmüller, Germany/Italy
* Harry van der Velde, the Netherlands
* Brandy Agerbeck, US
* Thomas Thorhauge, Denmark
* Erik Petri, Denmark
Visual Vitamins: Wff’s 10 Steps For Success In Copenhagen
During the last 4 days we have tried experimented with making sketches for WWF‘s suggestion for 10 steps for succes in Copenhagen.
We have also invited a global network of visual thinkers and practitioners to join and come up with more version. These will be posted shortly.
Wwf Visual Vitamins – Day 3
We are now on 3rd day of the negotiations and things are getting more and more tense. It will become politics tomorrow and probably some will show new positions. We have made visuals and Stine is in the middle og making a stand, where people can have dialogues.