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“The most important thing you can do to fight climate change: talk about it.”
— Dr. Katharine Hayhoe

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What's in the tin

Designed thoughtfully, for conversations and players of all kinds.

Bilingual prompts

English and French on every card

Phases

Questions to get deep

Facilitation cards

Prompts to help with framing

Aluminum case

Durable, reusable, & plastic-free

Three phases

How the conversation moves with you...

Phase 1

Rise

Warm up with your group and get to know each other better.

Phase 2

Expand

Let the rays illuminate your observations and feelings.

Phase 3

Deepen

Get cozy and vulnerable about the hard stuff.

For the host

Facilitation cards

Four cards shape the whole experience. Open with Dawn to set the tone so everyone feels ready to engage. Anyone can play Sunray at any moment to reframe the conversation. Close with Dusk to reflect together, then Horizons to turn what you've shared into action. In a hurry? Shuffle the deck and pick at random.

How to play

Built to last

The aluminum case

For the muddy hands, spilled water bottles, and coffee drips

hear from others...

Working with Climafide has transformed how I see climate education into something relational. The communities we nurture are the foundation for change, and the Climafide Cards play an important role in my work by catalyzing these connections.

Alicia Aikens
Co-founder, Solacene

“I really enjoyed using the cards… it actually felt like it took a load off because instead of me trying to think of asking the right questions…”

Sofiyah Shariff
Volunteer, Climate Justice Edmonton

“At first I was scared to sit in such an intimate circle in the park and share my thoughts and reflections while playing Climafide. But the group was so thoughtful, articulate and welcoming that I eventually opened up and loved the conversations I was able to have! I am definitely going to be bringing Climafide into my youth programming at work because I think it's a great tool for building connections and facilitating thoughtful discussions (my favourites).”

Anonymous participant
Create & Connect, Toronto Climate Week