Time: 13:15-14:10

Speaker: Karin Rozema

MasterPeace developed an innovative portfolio of non-formal and formal education materials to engage, connect and empower youngsters. Using both the transformational power of Artivism and Doughnut Economics the materials will equip young people with valuable skills, competencies and new world views.

In this workshop you will discover and experience some of the best practices that can be used towards creating a more sustainable and inclusive society for all.

Don’t miss this opportunity and join us for this workshop. Creating Peace. Together.

Time: 13:15 – 14:10

Speakers: Patricia Bulsing & Madelief Bertens

Many people understand that reducing meat consumption is beneficial for our health, our planet, and reducing animal suffering. Yet, many still cling to their familiar piece of meat, even when motivated to eat less meat. Do you recognize this resistance? In our workshop, we delve deeper into this resistance and unravel its various aspects. What forms of resistance exist and why do some groups experience more resistance to reducing meat consumption than others? We will also link this to other transitions we must undergo. With these insights, you will work on your own: can you come up with effective interventions to overcome various forms of resistance and inspire people to consume less meat? Sign up now for this engaging workshop and discover how you can effectively address resistance to eating less meat, bringing about positive change!

Time: 13:15 – 14:10

Speaker: Steven Haveman

In this workshop, we will collectively explore how to shape education to enable students to contribute to a large-scale energy transition. This means not only looking at one discipline or a specific Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) but thinking much broader, across the boundaries of your own field of study.

We will start by exploring our own perspectives: how do we view the energy transition from our own backgrounds? What concepts and language do we use? And what drives us, also from the perspective of Inner Development Goals (IDGs)?

Next, we will bring these perspectives together using a best practice aimed at integrating diverse perspectives into a comprehensive system overview. This way, we create an overview and a shared understanding in an accessible manner, with the help of an A3 Architecture Overview. This approach is often applied in the technical domain, but at Utrecht University of Applied Sciences, we have found that even non-technical stakeholders gain much more insight into the system and its issues.

We will conclude with a discussion on similar approaches and possible next steps, brainstorming together on how to apply these insights in practice.

Join us in this engaging workshop and discover how together we can shape education to make an effective contribution to the energy transition of tomorrow!

Time: 13:15 – 14:10

Coaches: Annika Morrice & Marissa Weinbrecher

SDG Lessons, then put students in front of the class! The Green Office ROCvAF meets the need for Peer Education in sustainability and SDG lessons. But why does hearing the story of a peer work, and how do you make it successful? In this workshop, you’ll discover how students have prepared the SDG lessons and how they are trained to take the lead in the classroom. Together with peer educators, practical insights and experiences will be shared on how students can be actively involved in the educational process. Don’t miss out on this opportunity, and who knows, you might soon find yourself in front of the class or watching as your student takes over the lesson.

Time: 13:15 – 14:10

Speakers: Pascal de Vries, Jeroen Schotanus, and Jelte van den Broek

During this activity, you will embark on the adventure of sustainability, with elements that fully immerse you in the outdoors. Wet, cold, sun, and wind – we will experience sustainability together! Additionally, we will introduce you to what we do in our training program. With our unique learning approach, we give participants the opportunity to set their own agenda. We aim to provide participants with the knowledge and skills they need to question themselves and develop their own insights. We do this through activities that provide valuable data. Based on this data, we can see together where you stand and what you want and can achieve. This way, you get a clear picture of your own values and beliefs. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore sustainability in an interactive way and enrich your own perspectives.