COP 15 Visualised is a social network
Copenhagen Cop 15
Bigger Picture has been using the power of visual language, - thinking and practice to support WWF in creating clarity around core messages, concepts, consequences and possible solutions. As a part of this work we have been inviting many visual thinkers and visual practitioners to engage and contribute with your insights, skills and concrete illustrations. The purpose of this Ning has therefore been to serve as a platform for everyone involved contribute and follow each other’s work.
Most of the illustrations from our visual practitioners at the summit, as well as those from the global network, can be found on the project blog: cop15visualised.com
For more information about how the material has been used, licenses, our relationship with WWF and other practical issues, see the about post
In the future we will keep working with visuals to create meaning in the complexity of climate negotiations as well as constantly strive towards getting more and more visual thinkers to be a natural part of these climate challenges.
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The COP 15 visualised project is concluded and this challenge is no longer relevant.We hope to continue the use of visuals to make sense of climate negotiations in the future. Things we would love…Continue
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