The creARTive project (Jan 2022 – July 2023) engaged youth (18–30) from Denmark, Italy, Spain, Turkey and Norway through three Creative Art Camps and local activities.
- The initiative links art, culture and climate education, using creativity as a tool for sustainable awareness and youth empowerment.
- At the Stockholm+50 event in June 2022, the World Climate School contributed to cultural and educational activities such as the Children’s Stone Circle and the Peace Ceremony.
- Trainings in Copenhagen, Sansepolcro and Pamplona explored topics from climate change and sustainable art to sports, circular economy and local community action.
- Personal testimonies highlighted how music, art and intercultural exchange fostered resilience, hope and collaboration among youth.
- The project also partnered with Humming for Peace and launched global activities such as African Youth Legacy at COP27 and school initiatives in Zimbabwe.
- The newsletter emphasized water as a missing piece in climate debates, alongside urgent calls for green jobs, climate justice and ecological transformation.
- Upcoming: the Climate Festival in Oslo (Jan 2023) and further C6 World initiatives to connect creative youth and climate action worldwide.