I attended the final workshop in Wells.  Twenty-four people attended, and we had four full tables, each running a separate simulation.  In order to round out one of the groups, I got to participate, which was a lot of fun.

Having worked with the program “behind the scenes,” if you will,...

Recently, I got the chance to attend one of NECAP’s role-play simulation workshops in Kennebunkport, ME. This is the second workshop that I have attended since joining the project as an undergraduate intern in September, and both times I was able to play a...

On October 23rd in Cranston, a diverse group of thirty-five people participated in the NECAP simulation. As residents of the fictional town of Milton, everyone engaged in an hour-long role-playing discussion, talking about the threats posed to “a town a lot like Cranston” due to climate change,...

I’d been working on this project for a little over a month before I attended my first workshop. While I had a pretty good idea of what do expect, given that I’d gone through workshop materials and had done quite a bit of data entry, I still very much enjoyed the fresh experience. It was a lovely...