Journalist Yvonne Dudock and photographer Nicole Franken take you on an impressive audiovisual lecture journey into indigenous peoples' lives, where people themselves tell how they experience the effects of climate change. 
 

Wildfires in Canada. Record heatwaves in northern Sweden. Drought in Nepal. Melting ice caps in Greenland. During this audiovisual lecture, journalist Yvonne Dudock and photographer Nicole Franken take you on their journeys to indigenous peoples. It's the people themselves who share their personal stories, how they literally feel every degree of warming, and how the nature they live in is changing. An interactive, lively, and impressive lecture with film, photos, and testimonials about a world that is ours, but one we do not treat well.