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The newspaper explains the link between air pollution, climate change and health and wellbeing. The map is showcased in Glasgow Evening Fumes, a newspaper that tells the story of the young people involved and their hopes and dreams for the future. The data was analysed by staff at University of Strathclyde and a colour-coded map was created highlighting air pollution вЂњhotspotsвЂќ. Young people were recruited to cycle around and collect air quality data at specific times of the day. South Seeds rented air pollution monitors and fixed them to bicycles. A digital magazine entitled Adapt and Act Issue 1 вЂ“ Climate Action was produced illustrating these ideas. The workshops captured young peopleвЂ™s ideas, actions and artwork relating to art and ecology with a focus on climate activism and creative protest in the run up to COP 26.

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Rumpus Room supported two young people from their Youth Activist Group to develop and deliver a series of 6 online workshops with accompanying activity sheets to creatively engage with young people around the issue of climate change. The short and lyrical narrative documentary is both thought provoking and inspires others to see the world through their eyes. The п¬Ѓlm takes viewers on a journey with young people as they explore and make sense of their world in this present state of emergency. Primary 6/7 pupils of Miltonbank Primary School have worked with documentary filmmaker Ruth Carslaw to make a short film to amplify their voices on the impact of climate change on their health and wellbeing. Artwork was developed and is presented in this short video on EdShare. The intent is to invite the community to LIVE SIMPLY, to make small changes and develop community art work through schools and with community groups. Maryhill Parish Church has employed young people as sessional workers to design virtual workshops to gather young peopleвЂ™s views on climate change. The booklet Crafting Change showcases the childrenвЂ™s artwork and their thoughts about climate change. A partnership was developed with the local childrenвЂ™s community interest company вЂMake do and Grow CICвЂ™, who exhibited the childrenвЂ™s entries in their shop window, and hosted a prize giving ceremony for the winners.

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The project team distributed free art packs designed to give children the tools needed to facilitate free and creative exploration. Govan Help delivered a recycling craft project and launched a competition asking young people in Govan to create a climate change themed artwork and send in a picture of it, alongside their response to the question вЂњhow do you feel about climate changeвЂќ. A compilation of these responses is recorded in a film: Future Calling вЂ“ A Message From 2050.

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Eco Drama, led by artist Ben Mali McFadyen, gathered young peopleвЂ™s responses to the climate emergency throughВ online discussion, visioning exercises, games, nature activities, arts and media, inspiring them to re-imagine a future full of hope, possibility and environmental harmony. Future Calling addressed the theme of climate change by telling the story of a future world in 2050, where humans have not made the necessary changes to avert climate destruction.

Eco DramaД®co Drama engaged young people through a project called Future CallingВ to explore their thoughts and feelings around the climate emergency and facilitate individual and collective creative responses to re-imagine what our future could look like. They are asking what our politicians are doing to tackle this issue and are also exploring what they, their friends and family can do to assist. The Brunswick Centre Youth Committee have designed and are producing a project that involves online video discussions with their peers, local politicians (Councillors, MSPs, MPs) to openly discuss the climate emergency. We have been impressed with the innovation and creativity in developing these projects and are delighted to have been able to facilitate such inspiring work. The eight projects involved a variety of methods and outputs including virtual workshops and interviews, films, a digital magazine, crafting and the collection of air quality data on bikes. Read a transcript of the video of the event (PDF). The business type is Restaurant Class 1.We recently hosted an online event which showcased the creative outputs of the organisations who were awarded the small grants.Дownload our summary of the projects and key learning from the scheme (PDF). The business address is 2689 Main St, Vancouver, BC V5T 3E7, CA. Rumpus Room is licensed by City of Vancouver, Community Services Group - Licence Office.