Virtual Meet-up: Improvized Climate Futures | Cultural Technologies Lab (NorthAmerica timezones)

​How do improvised gatherings, temporary cultural interventions, and unscripted encounters help communities adapt to ecological uncertainty? Can spontaneity in art become a practice for climate resilience?

​Facilitator: Luisa Ji

​​Luisa Ji is a creative strategist and cultural technologist working at the intersection of public imagination, digital transformation, and systems of care. With over a decade of global experience, she leads participatory programs that use storytelling, worldbuilding, and culturally-specific technological adaptations to help institutions navigate cultural and ecological volatility.

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​Culture is a process from which we derive shared meaning. UKAI Projects invites you to join our Virtual Lunch for the Cultural Technologies Lab: a network of cultural practitioners, artists, designers, researchers, and change leaders interested in adaptations and resilience in the face of climate change, as well as pressing social, technological, and political challenges.

​Agenda:
15 min introduction: What is Cultural Technologies Lab

​30 min network exchange: facilitated conversations on how culture can be leveraged as core mechanisms for climate adaptations

​15 min: insights sharing

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​An Independent Initiative of UKAI Projects, a Canadian arts not-for-profit organization active since 2017

​The Cultural Technologies Lab is made possible through the generous support of the Council for the Arts

​Our activities in Taiwan and broadly the SEA/AP region are supported by Artsite Accton Foundation and Hsinchu City Cultural Bureau as part of a research residency.