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THE
GREAT

IMAGINING

GREENER • FAIRER • WISER

THE GREAT IMAGINING is an invitation and a platform to imagine and take action towards a Greener, Fairer, Wiser future.

We run workshops and assemblies in schools throughout the UK, create our own festivals, symposiums, exhibitions, courses and learning resources, as well as support partnership festivals, gatherings, talks and conferences.

 

The Great Imagining events and publications are collaborative, accessible learning adventures for young people and their communities.

The Great Imagining Call to Action

Join our exciting journey - exploring and nurturing a living culture on a Greener, Fairer, Wiser world

Prince EA x The National Geographic.

This striking and memorable film, made by Prince Ea and the National Geographic team, has been shown dozens of times during The Great Imagining school assemblies and classroom workshops.  Together with our team of artists this film inspires imagination and collective action in young people, educators, leaders and communities.

Climate Science

If you want to know the science and why we all have to take action now please watch this film. 

Featuring insights from scientists including Johan Rockström, Daniel Swain, Stefan Rahmstorf, and Samantha Burgess from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), and University of California/US National Center for Atmospheric Research, this film lays out the complex dynamics of planetary boundaries and tipping points, offering you a deeper understanding of the powerful forces presently shaping Earth. These films are also 

NEWS IN BRIEF

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PROJECTS

The Great Imagining is an invitation to host conversations, workshops, performances, symposiums, films, soundscapes conferences & assemblies. 

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TGI AFRICA

This initiative has evolved out of our Earthday pilots in April this year: one of which took place in Kampala, Uganda. 

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NEWSPAPER

We are gathering imaginings from people and organisations all over the UK and beyond.

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THINKLOPEDIA

Our approach to education is based on four basic principles: Student-led, student-centred learning; empathy and curiosity for those who think differently from us...

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