Connecting the dots of climate change – Collab Workshop

Kick off the year with a hands-on Collab Workshop led by Rashed Ullah, certified Climate Fresk facilitator. This interactive session invites you to step back, see the whole system, and build a shared understanding of the science behind climate change — and our role within it.

What is Climate Fresk?

Climate Fresk is a collaborative learning experience that brings people from different disciplines together to explore the causes and consequences of climate change. Through dialogue and systems thinking, you’ll connect the dots between human activity, environmental impact, and the Earth’s delicate balance — transforming complex climate science into clear, shared insight.

What to expect

During this 3–3.5 hour workshop, you’ll work in groups to map the interconnected components of the climate system. The session is highly interactive and designed to encourage discussion, reflection, and collective learning on how human activities drive causes and consequences that disrupt the Earth’s balance.

Collab Workshop – Connecting the Dots of Climate Change
Where: Altitude Meetings, The Loop, Lund (Room Co)
When: 21 jan, 8:30-12 (including break)
Facilitator: Rashed Ullah, Climate Fresk
Breakfast is included
Limited number of participants

Register here!

About the facilitator

Rashed Ullah combines deep expertise in textile sustainability with a strong commitment to environmental action. He has worked internationally as a Sustainability Manager in a large global company, giving him firsthand experience of driving sustainability initiatives at scale within complex organizations.

As a Climate Fresk facilitator, Rashed has led 12 workshops across Bangladesh and Sweden, engaging and empowering 200+ participants to better understand the challenges facing our planet. With a collaborative and approachable facilitation style, he makes complex climate science accessible and actionable. Rashed looks forward to exploring these vital topics together and inspiring meaningful conversation and impact.

Who should join?

This workshop is for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of climate change and how systems are interconnected, including:

• • ESG and CSR professionals strengthening climate literacy
  • Designers, engineers, and product developers exploring environmental impact
  • Business leaders, managers, and strategists seeking systems-level insights
  • Students and researchers curious about climate science
  • Changemakers, innovators, and curious minds

No prior knowledge is required – just curiosity, openness, and a willingness to collaborate.