Luisa Neubauer, the best-known climate activist in German-speaking countries, sets a new tone in the climate crisis with “What if we are brave?”
a new beginning in the climate debate, a call to action, with ambition, humor and radical confidence.

"What if we are brave?" is an invitation to look crises in the eye and, at the same time, a plea for hope. Luisa Neubauer analyzes the power struggles behind the climate crisis, exposes the fossil roots of our democracy, and shows what a realistic utopia on our planet could look like.

The climate activist and author presents surprising scenarios, figures, and solutions to the climate crisis, points to political contradictions, comments on current debates, and contextualizes sociopolitical developments. It's about the global crisis and radical optimism; it's about the beautiful, the humorous, the hopeful, and the painful, all combined.

What has already been achieved but also destroyed? How must cities change to withstand global warming? Where does the right-wing's anti-climate aggression come from?

How can we achieve more and where does hope come from in a world plagued by crisis?

“What if we are brave?”
An evening full of activation, bold future scenarios and a spirit of optimism.

The reading is part of the climate camp. Seating is limited.