Ichigo Bloom partners with REarth to offer you a free session of En-ROADS, a workshop developed by MIT and Climate Interactive to help participants understand the impact of climate policies.
What is the EN-Roads?
The En-ROADS Climate Workshop is an interactive session using a cutting-edge climate simulator developed by MIT Management Sustainability Initiative and Climate Interactive. Participants explore the impact of various climate solutions and policies — such as renewable energy, carbon pricing, and land use changes — on global temperature, emissions, and socio-economic factors. The workshop fosters insightful discussions, helping participants understand the urgency of climate action and the interconnectedness of solutions.
Event details and registration
- Date: Sunday 23rd March 2025, 14:00-16:00
- Venue: Deli at Communita, Impact Hub Tokyo, Meguro (Google Maps)
- Participation fee: free (however, to support our host Impact Hub Tokyo, all participants are requested to purchase at least one drink from their on-site cafe, Deli at Communita)
- Language: English
- Capacity: up to 20 participants
- Facilitators: Bageshree K., REarth
- Requests to registrants:
- Each participant should come to the workshop with a laptop or tablet with internet access.
- Unannounced absence from the workshop directly impacts fellow participants. If you need to cancel your registration, please contact us in advance.
- Please register only if you can stay for the full duration of the workshop.
Facilitated by REarth
This time, Ichigo Bloom facilitators give the stage to Bageshree K., founder of REarth, a non-profit dedicated to climate education, awareness, and community-driven action. Through programs like SDG Star School and Women in Climate Leadership, REarth helps communities, schools, and individuals take significant climate action by bridging the gap between academic research and practical action.
Bageshree is an EN-ROADS Climate Ambassador and has facilitated numerous workshops on climate systems, climate actions, and sustainability. With a PhD in Global Engineering from Tokyo Institute of Technology, she bridges research and real-world climate action, making complex environmental issues accessible to diverse audiences.
Ichigo Bloom offers climate and biodiversity collaborative workshops such as the Climate Fresk and the Biodiversity Collage, to raise awareness and ignite change within organizations in Japan.
