3 Days to Save the Climate

Seven months before the global climate conference taking place in Paris in December, 208 students from Sciences Po and other universities around the world will come together to participate in a unique simulation of the negotiations.

This experiment will take place on 29, 30 & 31 May at the Théâtre Nanterre-Amandiers under the guidance of Bruno Latour, a professor at Sciences Po.

Interested in attending these negotiations? Here is the detailed programme:

• WHO CAN ATTEND AND WHEN?

The “Theatre of Negotiations” will be open to all (free entrance):

Friday 29 May / 5pm-00pm
Saturday 30 May / 1pm-00pm
Sunday 31 May / 1pm-10pm

Regular guided tours will be provided in order to observe the delegations at work throughout the theatre

• MAJOR EVENTS

FRIDAY

5pm Doors open
5:30pm-7pm Conference by Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, historian - A political history of CO2
8:30pm Opening ceremony
00pm Doors close

SATURDAY

1pm Doors open
2pm-3:30pm Conference by Violaine Sautter, geologist - In the secrets of the rocks
4pm-5:30pm Conference by Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, artist and cineast - Anticipation garden and cinema
6pm-7:30pm Discussion between Tobie Nathan, psychologist, and Francois Deck, artist. - Displacement experience, changing place, changing destiny.
8pm-9:30pm Discussion between Eduardo Viveiros De Castro, anthropologist, and Vinciane Despret, philosopher - Co existing in a plural world
10pm Cinema
00pm Doors closed

The negotiations carry on all night long.

SUNDAY

1pm Doors open
2pm-4pm Ratification of the agreement and speeches by delegations and Presidency
4:30pm-6pm Conference by Bruno Latour, philosopher - How to represent competing territories?
6pm Closing ceremony
10pm Doors close definitively