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It’s Our Future: Climate exhibition led by youth

Exhibition

Mar 22 - Jun 2, 2019

It’s Our Future in 2019 combined exhibition and programme to turn climate concern into action—You could test your CO₂ footprint, write to the climate minister, and explore visions for green cities. The exhibition had free entry for everyone under 26.

Photo: Dansk Arkitektur Center (DAC)

We presented an exhibition and an event program which gave the young generation a voice in the vision for a sustainable urban development. You could come along when young talents built cities live and called for dialogue about community, engagements, accessibility, equality, environment and climate.

  • Photo: Rasmus Hjortshøj
  • Photo: Rasmus Hjortshøj

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What was It’s Our Future?

It’s Our Future was an exhibition about climate and consumption that gave space to young people and presented hope and action through an exhibition, a free space, and a programme of events.

When did the exhibition take place?

The exhibition ran from 22 Mar to 2 Jun 2019.

What could visitors do in the exhibition?

Visitors could test their CO₂ footprint, write a letter to the climate minister, and look into future green cities with space for everyone.

What was the entry rule for young visitors?

Entry was free for everyone under 26.

Which UN goal did the exhibition focus on?

The exhibition focused on UN Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.

What should I know if I only read one thing?

It’s Our Future (22 Mar–2 Jun 2019) turned climate concerns into concrete actions and youth-led perspectives, focused on sustainable cities and had free entry for under-26s.

This exhibition is developed by Danish Architecture Center in collaboration with Roskilde Festival

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