For Juneās Shenanigans, Iāll be leading a workshop on climate change.
Everyone knows about climate change by now, but the exact consequences of rising temperatures are still unpredictable. While there are promising approaches, the issue is highly politicized and the benefits of many popular initiatives are questionable. And what is the potential of new approaches yet to come? Do we even have enough time?
80,000 Hours ranks reducing extreme risks from climate change as its āsecond-highest priority areaā: an unusually pressing global problem that ranks just below their top four priority areas.
But what do you think? Letās explore the issue together and get a clearer picture of how to tackle it effectively.
My plan is to alternate between presentation (me), small group, and large group conversationāIām flexible on the proportions and even the format, letās do what works best for us.
Youāre very welcome, even if youāve never been to a meetup, or you feel like you donāt fit in. Here is the link to our last event, maybe you know someone already: Teaching how to teach (Shenanigans Workshop)
Thanks to the awesome people at EA Heidelberg for sharing their resources.
Time: The workshop starts at 19:00 and is planned for 2h. Feel free to arrive by 18:30. Afterward, there will be time for socializing.[1]
Food: Iāll bring pita bread, vegetables and dips.
Location: The Chaos Computer Club Berlin can comfortably fit about 20 people. Please RSVP so we know how many to expect.
Climate Change (Shenanigans Workshop)
Hey everyone,
For Juneās Shenanigans, Iāll be leading a workshop on climate change.
Everyone knows about climate change by now, but the exact consequences of rising temperatures are still unpredictable. While there are promising approaches, the issue is highly politicized and the benefits of many popular initiatives are questionable. And what is the potential of new approaches yet to come? Do we even have enough time?
80,000 Hours ranks reducing extreme risks from climate change as its āsecond-highest priority areaā: an unusually pressing global problem that ranks just below their top four priority areas.
But what do you think? Letās explore the issue together and get a clearer picture of how to tackle it effectively.
My plan is to alternate between presentation (me), small group, and large group conversationāIām flexible on the proportions and even the format, letās do what works best for us.
Youāre very welcome, even if youāve never been to a meetup, or you feel like you donāt fit in. Here is the link to our last event, maybe you know someone already: Teaching how to teach (Shenanigans Workshop)
Thanks to the awesome people at EA Heidelberg for sharing their resources.
Time: The workshop starts at 19:00 and is planned for 2h. Feel free to arrive by 18:30. Afterward, there will be time for socializing.[1]
Food: Iāll bring pita bread, vegetables and dips.
Location: The Chaos Computer Club Berlin can comfortably fit about 20 people. Please RSVP so we know how many to expect.
Directions (German): https://āāberlin.ccc.de/āāpage/āāanfahrt[2]
Please contact __nobody if you have any questions about the location.
Comment here, or write me here or on Telegram for anything else.
Rooms close at 1 AM.