Play The Adaptation Game (TAG)

Play The Adaptation Game (TAG)

  • 14 Sep 2026
  • 02:00pm - 03:00pm
  • FREE
  • Melbourne City
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Explore future climate scenarios and work out practical responses in this interactive game workshop.

How might Melbourne adapt to a changing climate, and what role can we play in building a more resilient future?

Join us for a special RMIT edition of The Adaptation Game (TAG), an interactive workshop where you'll explore future climate scenarios, tackle real-world challenges, and work with others to imagine practical responses.

Through discussion and collaborative decision-making, you'll gain new perspectives on resilience, adaptation and the power of community action.

Details

Date: Monday 14 September
Time: 2–3pm
Location: Megaflex 1, Building 8, Level 4, Room 11. RMIT Melbourne City campus.

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