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Our climate is changing. It feels enormous, unpredictable and unprecedented. Not surprisingly, as a consequence, climate anxiety has become widespread all over the world. Even though it sounds menacing, climate anxiety can in fact be empowering. It is a sign that we...

There are a lot of buzzwords in the corporate world about climate change, whether that be net-zero, carbon neutrality, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance), or CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility). While it is easy to get lost in the word jungle, the...

We are happy to announce the release of a short publication which outlines the merits of a project we concluded in Kenya a few months ago. Together with our partners - Simavi, Proportion Global, Kenya Water and Sanitation Civil Society Network (KEWASNET), Center for...

Last spring I finished up my 4-month-long internship as a Research and Innovation Intern with Day of Adaptation (DAYAD). I was part of a bigger research project within DAYAD to find out what are the benefits and limitations of gamification in tackling the problem of...

If you work in education, whether that be biology or social sciences, you may have been thinking about how to get your students to engage with the topic of climate change. General knowledge on climate change is everywhere, whether it is news about the floods in...

When I was approached to help with Day of Adaptation (DAYAD)’s newest project, adapting its climate board game Minions of Disruptions for use in Kenya, I’ll be the first to admit it: I was skeptical. Not about the game – as a life-long game enthusiast, I love playing...

“When I played the game, I’m going to admit it out loud for the first time, I cheated [...] being involved in your game revealed parts of me that I did not know were there [...] There was a kind of ‘Oh this is a game, it’s fun’, and also there was a part of me that...