🧩 In this bonus episode, Eva, Tarek and Noor discuss their experience playing the Solarpunk Futures game with classmates at the Learning Planet Institute in Paris last february. They share how the imagination process went for them, what it taught them and how they see Solarpunk Futures being used in different settings. 🌀 A conversation full of idea…

🧩 Imagine a game that allows you to explore political desires without anyone being able to pull the "that’s just impossible" card on you. A collaborative game where you have to creatively solve interesting issues in a way that seems low stakes, but that actually gets you to listen and think hard about important topics. A game where you learn as muc…

🌞 Solarpunk Manifesto is back ! 🧙‍♂️ Andrew Sage (from the Youtube channel Andrewism) is a thinker, poet and video-essayist based in Trinidad. With each of his videos, he serves us a colorful platter of forgotten histories and inspiring takes on what humanity is actually capable of. An anarchist at heart, Andrew uses Solarpunk to vehiculate anti-hi…

🌁 For the second episode of Solarpunk Manifesto, we wanted to set the record straight that Solarpunk imaginaries are not Utopian. Or at least, not in the colloquial sense of the term, as perfect and ideal states, standing far away from us both in time and space. 💭 For this, we interview David M. Bell, a scholar who studies utopias, author of the bo…

For our debut episode, Andrew Dana Hudson, a speculative fiction writer, sustainability researcher, and narrative strategist, takes us on a Solarpunk journey. How did solarpunk emerge as a movement? What values do solarpunks embody ? As a counter-cultural force, what politics does it prefigure? (00:00:00) Highlights & Introduction (00:00:50) What d…