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Workshops presented by Ecogames

These workshops are developed by their own associations. Ecogames helps make them visible, organize multi-workshop evenings, and connect venues with trained facilitators.

Decorating the Doughnut

Workshop

NEW IN DEVELOPMENT

Decorating the Doughnut

This workshop is played with cards, around a table. Each card carries a fact drawn from another workshop (climate, biodiversity, digital technology, food and others) verified in a public source. Players guess, flip the card, and place it on a doughnut-shaped board: human needs at the centre, planetary limits on the outside, and between them the way we meet those needs today. The board fills up as play goes on, and it is the group that fills it. What no single workshop shows then becomes visible: eating and moving around press on the same limits. The session ends with a passport pointing to the next workshop.

2h45 in person

Ecogames authored this workshop. It is published under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0: reuse and adapt it, crediting Ecogames, for non-commercial purposes, sharing your versions on the same terms. The facts it cites belong to the originating workshops, named on every card.

Critical AI Fresk

critical AI

NEW IN DEVELOPMENT

Critical AI Fresk

Critical AI Fresk offers a collective exploration of artificial intelligence issues through a card-based workshop. Participants connect visible AI uses with infrastructure, data, design choices, power dynamics, and the social and ecological impacts around them. Following the Fresk format, the workshop creates an accessible discussion space: people handle cards, build links, compare viewpoints, and identify the questions that should be answered before adopting or deploying AI systems.

3h in person

For participants who want to understand AI beyond today's tools, this workshop opens a practical conversation about data, infrastructure, impacts, and the collective choices behind digital systems.

New Narratives Fresk in action

new narratives

New Narratives

New Narratives Fresk helps groups move from diagnosis to imagination. It explores stories, emotions, and future images so ecological transition feels more desirable and actionable.

3h in person

A strong fit for public programming, especially alongside climate or digital workshops.

Digital Collage visual

digital

Digital Collage

Digital Collage is an awareness-raising workshop about the environmental impacts of digital technologies. While digital tools were long perceived as environmentally beneficial because they reduced paper use and travel, the spread of devices and digital practices has dramatically increased their footprint. Households now own multiple screens, data consumption has multiplied, and the rise of 5G and AI is intensifying these trends. Created in the spirit of Climate Fresk, the workshop draws on recent and reliable sources such as ADEME, Green IT, the United Nations, and France Strategie to make complex ideas accessible. Using a deck of impact and good-practice cards, participants explore the issues, debate them, and co-design practical solutions.

3h in person online

A strong fit for multi-workshops events, campuses, or libraries that want to address a very present but poorly understood issue.

Public workshop in action

on demand

On-demand workshops and custom formats

Beyond the workshops already listed in the catalog, Ecogames can help identify and program less common formats, junior versions, localized workshops, or proposals adapted to a territory, an audience, or a specific objective.

variable in person online hybrid

A starting point for discussing a specific need: youth formats, less common workshops, local adaptation, or custom programming.

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