C-ROADS: Advocating for climate change and justice through participatory skills building

<< Objectives >>The C-ROADS project aims to untap the potential of grassroots solutions to tackle climate change and achieve climate justice trough community-based participatory research methods. The project will combine a range of formal and informal methods of learning and social development with visual narratives using photovoice, game-based learning with the objective to boost community participation at a local level towards climate action and justice.<< Implementation >>C-ROADS will develop a climate change advocacy path with seven learning areas to both test the competences of individuals about climate change and their level of commitment on a local level; compelling them to take action. The project also foresees escape rooms, online crash course, national photovoice processes and thinks thanks forums to engage individuals, in local communities, in tracking, registering and discussing the effects of climate change and reflect on climate justice.<< Results >>The C-ROADS main outcomes will be:-A multilingual advocacy learning path (digital platform)-A didactic APP with seven personalises training pathways-A set of seven digital didactic escape rooms-An online crash course for adult educators-A hands-on guide on the on the use of visual methodologies -A set of six photovoice processes in local communities-Six think thanks events