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When the City Flooded, We Still Showed Up: The Story of the Planetism Learning Festival-Nairobi

(…) The Planetism Learning Festival – Kenyan Chapter – was designed as a community-based, play-driven climate learning experience, the inaugural edition of a project born out of In the MOOD for Climate Action, a global learning programme by Learning Planet Institute designed to bring change-makers and communities together to co-create climate solutions from the ground […]

30 03 2026

When the City Flooded, We Still Showed Up: The Story of the Planetism Learning Festival-Nairobi

(…) The Planetism Learning Festival – Kenyan Chapter – was designed as a community-based, play-driven climate learning experience, the inaugural edition of a project born out of In the MOOD for Climate Action, a global learning programme by Learning Planet Institute designed to bring change-makers and communities together to co-create climate solutions from the ground up (…)

By Eugine Amita – Computational Linguistics & Language Research|Climate Action|Co-Founder, Planetism Kenya|Building sustainable communities|

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