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1 week Thinkathon is a co-creation program where young people work together on current global challenges and their impact on local communities. (…)
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According to the National Science Foundation, an average person has about 12,000 to 60,000 thoughts per day. Of those, 80% are negative and 95% (…)
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Just as Aikido uses the opponent’s force to defuse a potentially aggressive situation, Creative Aikido does the same. It uses ideas of others and (…)
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A group contract is a tool that is created to formalize the expectations of the group members. It allows participants to take an active role (…)
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This activity will help young people to imagine the future of the world. The aim is to give them an opportunity to discuss their (…)
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What is a Thincathon? It is a hackathon without hacking and coding, it is rather about thinking and designing new ideas for their future (…)
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In a fast changing world we observe a number of “future scenarios” offered by media, social media, influencers and people with authority. Young people (…)
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In the exercise you divide young people in to a couple of groups of 4-6 participants. You tell them that they work for NASA (…)
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Teams brainstorm on ideas of possible use of a specific item. It could be anything: a shopping bag, bandana, paper clip etc. The bottom (…)
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This exercise is a great way to connect ideas and build complex solutions.You can use this method when your team comes up with a (…)
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Creating positive futures scenarios might initially be hard for young people. To make it less abstract, we can jump start this process by observing (…)
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You can use this method when your team comes up with a large amount of ideas that need to be narrowed down and selected. (…)
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This is a great interactive energizer which you can use with a group when people are tired and their energy is low. It’s an (…)
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When you start to notice fatigue of the group when doing creativity work, the best way to support them is to take a break (…)
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Just as Aikido uses the opponent’s force to diffuse a potentially aggressive situation, Creative Aikido does the same. It uses the ideas from others (…)
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This group exercise works well when some of the team members are experiencing creativity blocks and are finding it difficult to come up with (…)
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This group exercise can be done at the beginning of a creative process. It will illustrate the participants how to identify idea killers in (…)
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According to the National Science Foundation, an average person has about 12,000 to 60,000 thoughts per day. Of those, 80% are negative and 95% (…)
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This exercise can be especially helpful when a group is cynical about a subject or lacking energy. If you have members on your team (…)
