This serious-game workshop explores the phenomena that impede societal transitions through a collaborative mapping method that reveals psychological, social and political barriers. As a didactic tool it examines both theoretical frameworks and practical cases, prompting participants to identify interaction effects and systemic blockers. The session addresses how neuropsychological biases, institutional dynamics and power structures can stall change and encourages collective analysis of pathways to scale transformative processes.

In French.

This participatory workshop tests three governance models: hierarchy, top-sharing and shared governance in small teams. Participants play three structured exercises to observe how decision-making, power distribution and group dynamics affect equality and inclusion. After each game the group debriefs to analyze consequences for communication, agency and collective responsibility, and to draw practical insights for adapting governance in organizations. The session encourages critical reflection and comparative analysis of models.

In French.

Speakers: Charlotte Nourrigat (IDHEAP), author of a master’s thesis on top-sharing; Élise Oudiné (Comptabilis), HR specialist in shared governance; Laura Gasser (Alpian), VP People & Culture; and Loyco bring practical experience in collaborative leadership and organisational design.

The fishbowl discussion examines new governance models, focusing on top-sharing, participatory decision-making and egalitarian practices. Attendees will listen and can join the central conversation to investigate challenges, benefits and implementation strategies for more equitable organisations.

In French.

Collectif EcoSlam, a Geneva-based performance collective, uses slam poetry to turn ecological crises into creative expression and runs monthly workshops that guide participants through writing and stage preparation.

This workshop combines targeted writing exercises and an optional open-mic to develop personal texts, explore environmental themes, and practice performance techniques. It examines how poetic form and spoken word can address climate anxieties and foster public reflection.

In French.

Collectif EcoSlam, a Geneva-based performance collective, uses slam poetry to turn ecological crises into creative expression and runs monthly workshops that guide participants through writing and stage preparation.

This workshop combines targeted writing exercises and an optional open-mic to develop personal texts, explore environmental themes, and practice performance techniques. It examines how poetic form and spoken word can address climate anxieties and foster public reflection.

In French.

Impact Hub Geneva is hosting an evening to choose projects for its 2026 circular economy incubator. Project leaders will pitch their ideas for inclusion in the upcoming cohort. The event will spotlight innovative initiatives, entrepreneurs, and solutions, all within a supportive and inspiring atmosphere. The event will also feature participation from City Circle Geneva, part of the Circular Economy Switzerland network.

In French.