Our activities, with you and for you
Activities are offered by the Association Mobilisation Climat to the entire Swiss population, without limits of age, sex, gender, origin, culture, belief, religion, race, social situation or language.
Raising awareness of the climate emergency through promotion, communication and media amplification of campaigns
Climate emergency conferences and discussion circles in Switzerland’s main cities and online
Training in non-violence through theoretical and practical workshops
Educational and fun events to discover ways of living and organising close to people and nature
Awareness of the climate emergency
Raising awareness of the climate emergency is a way to actively encourage citizens to participate in the democratic process and in the preservation of the public interest.
- Promotion of awareness campaigns via various means of communication (image, video, text)
- Press and media liaison (releases, contacts)
- Amplification through social networks (interactions, community management, content creation)
2025
- “48h Natural Disruption” is aimed at highlighting so-called “natural disasters” that are in reality caused or amplified by the unchecked consumption of fossil energy. The campaign, which continues in 2026, uses photographs taken at affected locations to show to the public the true scale of the damage, inviting reflection on the deeper causes of what are too often dismissed as inevitable natural events. In parallel, conferences with scientists are being organized to combine the power of images with background information. More information available here .
- “act now! for the future” is an exhibition that aims at opening a dialogue between activists and the public through art. It features 20 artworks by artist Claudia Cantoni, divided into three themes: portraits of activists, images of their actions and abstract works inspired by the IPCC report. In 2025, the exhibition has been shown at the Photobastei in Zürich and the Durchgang gallery in Basel..
- Monitoring Climate Policy in the canton of Vaud – Extensive analysis of Vaud cantonal climate policy, including
- a first analysis of the second-generation Cantonal Climate Plan, including a summary and detailed examination of its key measures and timeline
- an ‘Observatoire’ to systematically track and analyse objects related to climate policy in the Grand Council, which was made available to the public
- a meeting with State Councillor Valerie Dittli and senior cantonal climate officials
- an appearance before the Commission on Energy and Environment addressing the revision of the cantonal energy law
2024
- Art performance “No art on a planet without people“ in collaboration with artist Claudia Cantoni at the Art Basel fair 2024.
- Information stands, presentations, film screenings, games and music at the “Ensemble pour le Climat” festival in Lausanne.
- Staging of a mock funeral of the combustion engine in the city center of Zürich with over 200 participants.
2023
- 40 public appearances in panel discussions, lectures at schools or universities, interviews in the context of research work.
2022
- 43 outreach activities (on the street, at markets, festivals and political demonstrations, as well as via door-knocking and mailbox flyer distributions) have been organised.
- More than 50 honorary and voluntary workers of the CMA have distributed 7’700 flyers and engaged in hundreds of conversations.
Information talks and conferences on climate emergency
The Information talks and climate emergency conferences are a free and accessible means of information for every citizen. They address the current scientific facts about the climate situation and possible ways of action.
The talks and conferences are also a place for discussion and sharing for anyone concerned about their future and seeking to engage with it.
- Regular events in the main Swiss cities (Basel, Bern, Biel/Bienne, Geneva, Lausanne, Neuchâtel, Zürich), and on request
- Meetings in German, French, Italian and English, online and in person
- Discussion and sharing circles
2024
- 154 Information Talks delivered to 253 participants.
- 12 monthly external newsletters sent to a community of 2’300 contacts.
- 24 bi-weekly internal newsletters delivered to a community of 300 contacts.
- 8’700 followers on social media.
2023
- 163 Information Talks delivered to 289 participants.
2022
- 171 Information Talks delivered to 736 participants.
Non-violence trainings
Non-violence has a long political tradition in the wake of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King.
The nonviolence trainings allow participants to discover the methods of nonviolent action and to learn how to use them to take an active part in the democratic process.
- Non-Violent Action Workshops about history, theory and strategies of non-violent civil disobedience, and their relevance for social movements in the context of the climate emergency
- Workshops on non-violent communication and conflict management
2025
- Academy for Non-Violence – In 2025, the second (spring) and third (autumn) editions of the Academy for Non-Violence have been hosted with a total of 37 participants. The training programme consists of five courses on the philosophy and practice of nonviolence – two hours per month each, online – and two courses on collective action – two hours each, online – as well as a weekend of in-person training and practical exploration of collective action. The courses are developed in collaboration with the Connecticut Center for Nonviolence, Resilient Uprising and the Université du Nous. More information available here
2024
- 14 nonviolent action trainings delivered to 48 participants.
2023
- 17 nonviolent action trainings delivered to 50 participants.
- 15 spokespeople coaching sessions held.
2022
- 19 nonviolent action trainings delivered to 150 participants.
- 5 spokespeople coaching sessions held.
Shared-Governance trainings and community events
Shared-Governance trainings focus on theory and practice of collaboration and participatory decision-making to create an inclusive and empowering social movement.
Community events are accessible and caring spaces in which participants are led to discover new ways of living, acting, organising and relating to themselves, to others and to nature.
- Workshops on shared governance and campaign management
- Concerts
- Spaces for discovery of self and others
- Workshops to (re-)connect with nature
2025
- Partnerships and Civil Society Collaboration –Objectif Climat strengthened its partnerships with several organisations in 2025:
- OK Climat: reviewing platform quality indicators, co-organising local climate group meetings, and contributing to a communications project on Vaud climate data
- Alliance Climatique: joining a working group on social justice and climate transition
- Multiple public events co-organised with Greenpeace, the Shifters, APRÈS-VD, Demoscan, and others
2024
- 30 hours of shared-governance workshops.
- 56 hours of welcome & introduction sessions.
- First Summer Academy from 28 to 30 June in Biel/Bienne with a broad variety of publicly accessible workshops covering topics such as non-violence, eco-feminism, shared governance and inner relationship focusing.
2023
- 72 hours of shared-governance workshops.
- 19 life coaching sessions.
- 11 emotional support sessions.
2022
- 18 lectures on shared governance.
- 14 lectures on meeting facilitation.
- 40 hours of individual coaching.