Project by Institute for Migration Research, financed through HRZZ

For Students

KlimEd introduces students to climate change, migration, and climate migration through games, stories, visual materials, and short videos designed to support learning, discussion, and the understanding of complex social issues.

Photo: Siniša Bužan

PLAY AND LEARN

Learning through roles, stories, and decisions

Content coming soon

PLAY AND LEARN

Learning through roles, stories, and decisions

The KlimEd educational video game has been designed to help students better understand climate migration through role-playing, stories, and decision-making experiences centred on the lives of climate migrants.

The game connects environmental change with social consequences and encourages engagement, empathy, and a deeper understanding of complex situations.

STUDENT RESOURCES

Materials for learning and discussion

Content coming soon

Short documentary videos and video statements help connect scientific evidence with real-life experiences. These materials are tailored for classroom use and can serve as an engaging introduction to discussion and critical reflection.

Climate migration: an introduction

Scientific evidence and real life

Through comic books and short stories, students are introduced to diverse perspectives and lived experiences, helping them understand that behind concepts such as migration, risk, and adaptation lie real people, decisions, and circumstances.

Visual materials help explain key concepts such as climate change, migration, climate migration, risk, adaptation, and solidarity. Infographics and memes can serve as a quick introduction to a topic or prompt classroom discussion.

Challenges and Activities potiču učenike na promišljanje, raspravu i povezivanje naučenog sa stvarnim društvenim pitanjima. Mogu se koristiti samostalno, u paru, u grupnom radu ili kao nastavak aktivnosti nakon videa, igre ili infografike.

Classroom discussion

Questions and activities for discussing climate change, migration, and solidarity.

Group work

Activities that encourage students to connect different perspectives and draw conclusions.

Short challenges

Tasks for reflection and applying what has been learned through concrete examples.

Explore all resources

Explore the resource library for videos, infographics, comics, stories, and other publicly available materials developed as part of the project.