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TAG is a playful workshop that simulates how you and your community can respond to the next ten years of climate change in your town.
TAG is a playful workshop that simulates how you and your community can respond to the next ten years of climate change in your town.
Get prepared and build resilience in contexts that are realistic for Greater Bendigo, based on local and global science
Connect with your community and get creative in how you respond to current and future climate challenges
Experience gripping imaginary scenarios where you enact change through real solutions and programs
Meet like-minded people, learn about local programs, and get creative as part of a half-day facilitated workshop
Sign up to play TAG in Greater Bendigo on June 24th, 2023
Sign up to play TAG in Greater Bendigo on June 24th, 2023
Your chance to experience The Adaptation Game for yourself is here.
In partnership with the City of Greater Bendigo, we've prepared a custom version of TAG for the Greater Bendigo Area. The workshop is intended for residents of Greater Bendigo.
Details
Location: Julie-Anna Inn, 268-276 Napier St, Bendigo
Time: TBC, 10am - 3pm
No preparation or special equipment required
Fully catered
How it works
You don't need to be a gamer or "good at games", and the game is cooperative, so there's no winners or losers
You'll be seated with 3 other community members, and 1 facilitator who will guide you every step of the way
After the game, you're welcome to stay for a group debrief, and to connect with other community members working on resilience in Greater Bendigo
The game is aimed at adults, deals with complex topics, and may not hold the attention of younger folks
Got more questions?
Learn more about TAG and how it works on the TAG homepage
Reach out to the TAG team at tagclimatedrill@gmail.com
Reach out to Darren Tinker at City of Greater Bendigo at d.tinker@bendigo.vic.gov.au
Don't miss your chance. Sign up now.
Don't miss your chance. Sign up now.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and recognise their continued custodianship and connection to the land, waters and community.
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