At the end of 2020, EIT-Climate-KIC organized the workshop “Even cities in their small …”, dedicated to centers with less than 200,000 inhabitants: the goal was to create an opportunity for discussion and exchange of ideas, inviting cities to share good practices and tools for mitigation and adaptation to climate change.
For the entire duration of the workshop we listened to the contributions of the participants, creating a series of cartoons in real time to view the various interventions.

In recent days we have worked on a particularly colorful, delicate and at the same time dense project: the site of the Tracce arcobaleno (en, Rainbow Traces) project, aimed at students and teachers.
We took care of the graphic layout of the site and all the illustrations contained, giving shape to two sections: Rainbow blackboard, with tools designed for teachers who want to contribute to the creation of a more inclusive school environment, and Rainbow backpacks which hosts a series of stories biographies of LGBTQI + subjectivity set in the school desks.
We are happy to share it here: –> www.traccearcobaleno.it

Even in such an exceptional year as this, the calendar is continuing its pace like a queen and Christmas is coming. For this, we have prepared three “Christmas packages” with a selection of thematic choices from our online shop: FACILITATION, EASY and EVERYBODY.
If we can’t make great journeys, at least we can move with our eyes, mind and imagination!
Visit our shop online here.

In recent months, more precisely from March to September, we hosted Angela Nicente in our studio for her university internship. To tell the truth, the studio has almost always been a virtual place, given that her first day of internship coincided with the first day of lockdown, but the pandemic has not affected her creativity and desire to do, quite the contrary! The final result was this beautiful pop up book, which tells in an original way all the activities and services of Housatonic.
Thanks again Angela, for your invaluable work!

At the beginning of the year we had created together with AISM Onlus a mini series of video animations to tell the life, dreams and desires of young people with multiple sclerosis: this is how #SonoMoltoaltro was born, an animated story full of courage, irony and delicacy, with a soul colorful and very pop.
From today the project also finds space on the site of the MS International Federation (MSIF), the International Multiple Sclerosis Federation, and we can only be very proud of it!
Here you can read the full article.

Today is International Day for Tolerance, declared by UNESCO in 1995.
To celebrate this important anniversary, we have chosen to share the scribing of the “Diversity and inclusion” intervention, which Olumide Akerewusi held at the Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) annual meeting.
The time is now.

Geneve Peace Week, a leading annual forum in the international peacebuilding calendar, begins today! Together with Interpeace, FAO and IOM we made the animated video “Connecting the dots: Visualizing the P in the Humanitarian – Development – Peace Nexus”, that aims to clarify some of the key concepts and to reflect upon some of the key challenges.

Look at what we can do with virtual tools!
This tapestry was created during the Young Cultural Innovators, organized by Salzburg Global Seminar. In this program, creatives and artists from all over the world are invited to dialogue around crucial issues such as awareness and future of the planet and society.
Here the video of the virtual wall.

This week we are proudly supporting MSF Médecins Sans Frontières in their Heads of Fundraising Meeting online, a moment to learn, reflect and act on humanitarian initiatives and the way fundraising supports their contribution to society.

We participated in the “Cartoonathons” of ClimateKIC, ICRC and CBA14, a series of workshops that involved people from different NGOs, to discuss issues relating to climate change and the role of local communities.
Starting from listening to the conversations, we made cartoons on the themes that emerged and these were then collected in a virtual gallery, which participants were invited to comment by expressing their opinions.
The goal of this formula was to address and investigate complex and thorny issues through irony and sense of humor, to highlight critical issues, encourage discussion and set up possible solutions.