Explorative events
The Tools for Change encompass events of various kind, that we co-develop and experiment with, together with partners. Here we test how relevant, complex themes and ideas can incubate learning, awareness and nudge behavioral change. We apply different didactic models mostly in experiential outdoor settings, and combine science theory with place-based solutions, activated by social outdoor experiences. Some of these explorative events may lead to concurrent course offers at MVI.
Systemic Cycles formation and certification program
Upcoming events
New events coming soon.
Past Events
July 2021
Course program “Mindfulness and Compassion in Nature”
Join us in July 2021 for a sparkling, pioneering initiative, in which we take compassionate action by bringing together passionate professionals from different cultures, countries, areas of expertise and training to explore mindful ways of living and caring for ourselves, our society and our planet
2019
Outdoor Futures workshop at MVI
The European Outdoor Group’s (EOG) Outdoor Futures Think tank met in early summer 2019 at the MonViso Institute for its inaugural design thinking workshop on the future business model of the outdoor industry.
2019
Inner and outer, mental and physical connection:
Laboratory days on developing new teaching offers at the MonViso Institute
By experience, being in nature helps us to connect with our bodily sensations through our senses, our inner feelings and thoughts, and most often allows to let go of regrets of the past, worries of the future, of our constant planning and doing mode. Our bodies and mind can become more aware and more fully alive and may also find ease, relax and joy, if within our comfort zone.
23-26 October 2018
The four days main conference - at Politecnico Torino
1 day workshops, 3 days conference, 4 keynote speeches, 75 presentations,
...so much inspiration
28 October 2018
A workshop on complex challenges for alpine communities organised by the MonViso Institute and the shiftN Academy
We often say that it is necessary to take a bird's eye view when we are confronted with difficult questions. We want to take some distance in order to get away from the details and appreciate the main features of the issue at hand. But how does this translate into a practicable problem solving approach? We are exploring this question in a series of workshops in a collaboration between the shiftN Academy and the MonViso Institute.
