The Anthropo-Scene project is just beginning, but we already have a powerful vision for what’s ahead. 

Some of our key results are now available, while others are actively unfolding.

Below, a glimpse of what we have achieved and what is still to come.

The Anthropo-Scene Toolkit has been successfully co-designed by our expert partners.

It offers a creative, hands-on set of resources for educators, blending mindfulness, social theatre, and eco-artivism. The toolkit provides practical and inspiring ways to bring emotional awareness and climate education into the classroom.

Our dynamic training sessions for teachers are designed to deepen understanding of climate change education while introducing innovative tools from mindfulness, psychology, and the arts. These sessions support educators in addressing eco-anxiety in the classroom and in fostering critical, creative, and resilient learning environments.

The first in-person training took place in Manisa, Turkey, with 20 teachers. You can catch some glimpses of the sessions on our Instagram. We’ll soon be sharing additional resources and materials from these trainings for teachers everywhere.

Across five schools in Europe, students are participating in theatre laboratories where they explore climate-related themes and co-create original performances. These labs offer a space for expression, imagination, and empowerment, where art meets activism.

These labs are a space for expression, imagination, mindfulness, and empowerment, a space where art meets activism.

We’re excited to share that materials and highlights from these ongoing labs will be available soon. Stay tuned!

The project will culminate in local and international events, where student performances and eco-artivism actions will be shared with wider audiences. 

A highlight will be the Anthropo-Scene Festival in Florence (november 2026), celebrating youth voices, creativity, and cross-cultural collaboration.