The second workshop of the ZEEUS Project, titled “Design for Impact: Climate Ideation in Action,” took place on 5 November and brought together around 100 participants. The session offered an excellent opportunity to transform intentions into impactful ideas through creative tools and collaborative methods that encouraged the development of innovative climate solutions and the promotion of systemic change.
The event provided a dynamic space for learning and co-creation, helping participants move from climate concern to confident action. Through practical activities and moments of exchange, attendees were able to explore how creative ideation can drive innovation and generate real impact across academic, professional, and personal spheres.
Guest speakers included Ron Immink, author and speaker on future trends and entrepreneurship, and Aideen O’Hora, co-founder of SustainabilityWorks, who inspired participants to reflect on the role of creativity in addressing climate challenges.
The ZEEUS Project continues on 18 November with its third workshop, “Building for Change: Climate Entrepreneurship for All,” dedicated to transforming ideas into sustainable projects.
