Service Projects

Various natural and human made disasters—including climate change and armed conflicts—are affecting the world and have become humanitarian crises impacting different regions. The increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events such as droughts and torrential rain caused by climate change have deprived people who rely on the natural environment of their livelihoods, even forcing farmers to migrate. At the same time, violence between individuals and between nations continues to escalate.

This programme offers immersive experiential theatre, including “2030·Climate Act” and “Warzone24”, both based on real frontline experiences of Red Cross humanitarian workers. By taking on the role of a displaced person, students can personally experience the impact of conflicts and natural disasters. This helps them develop empathy and concern toward global humanitarian crises, strengthen their international awareness, and cultivate stronger motivation to take humanitarian action toward building a sustainable future.

The “2030·Climate Act” theatre experience also aims to help students understand that the climate crisis is already imminent. Everyone, regardless of background, can offer support and take humanitarian actions to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 13—“Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts”—thereby reducing risks.