There is a Kiswahili version of the game that can be played in any city, not just Nairobi. All you need is to download and print the booklet below, alongside a regular deck of cards.
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Kampala Yénkya Game
Kampala Yénkya is a collaborative storytelling game exploring climate futures in a Ugandan context. It is a game of mapmaking and worldbuilding, which invites players to use their imagination—to imagine the future of Kampala, while learning about climate change along the way.
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Hacking the game: Values in Research
Values in Research (bit.ly/ValuesInResearch) is an example of how easily the game can be hacked or adapted, not only for a different place but also for an entirely different context.
Continue reading “Hacking the game: Values in Research”Using found poetry to explore climate change
Found poetry is like a treasure hunt for words. Instead of writing new lines, poets find words or phrases in places like books, magazines, or street signs, and use them to create a new poem. Think of it as recycling / repurposing words to make new meanings!
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As the first step towards developing Kampala Yénkya climate education materials, we asked participating students to complete a quiz to assess what they already know.
Test your knowledge by taking the online quiz too!
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You are high above a swath of land. Beside you are your friends. You are all smiling, laughing as you look at the brown earth below, full of potential. One of your friends asks you a question. You begin to think, your imagination swirling like a nebula.
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Cutting CO2 is a challenge we all must face. Solve the puzzle—one cut will suffice.
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Imagine Alternatives 