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16-10-20 www.PlanetProtectorAcademy.com @EnviroHeroes DreamRider DreamR ider Pr Productions oductions Registered charity that started as a project of the City of Vancouver in 1997 Engaged 900,000 kids in 900+ schools through live


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We’ve learned that through engaging kids’

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  • f the City of Vancouver in 1997
  • Engaged 900,000 kids in 900+ schools

through live theatre and digital-led programs!

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They actually go home and become superhero change agents in their families!

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Group Activity:

Write an energy saving rap!

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Ke Key ingredients ingredients

  • 1. Storylines and superheroes
  • 2. Power of arts-based acLviLes
  • 3. GamificaLon to drive change

Ke Key ingredients ingredients

  • 1. Storylines and superheroes
  • 2. Power of arts-based acLviLes
  • 3. GamificaLon to drive change

Together, they’re a powerful combina>on for inspiring and empowering kids as superhero agents of change.

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  • 1. Storylines and superher

torylines and superheroes

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  • 2. P
  • 2. Power

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  • f arts-based activities

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amification to drive change ation to drive change

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TURNING OFF LIGHTS

(no sacrifice, minimal effort)

SHORTER SHOWERS

(small sacrifice, minimal effort)

NOT IDLING VEHICLE

(some sacrifice, some effort required)

DRIVING LESS

(sacrifice and effort required)

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  • 3. G
  • 3. Gamific

amification – laddered appr ation – laddered approach

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Measuring our Measuring our impact impact

  • 1. Took advice from experts
  • 2. Make barrier to parLcipaLon as low

as possible

  • 3. Go beyond the choir
  • 4. Ensure parental buy-in
  • 5. Avoid privacy wrangling with schools

= indicators of change (YES/NO quesLons)

2015/16 results 2015/16 results

  • 62% of families reporLng turning off

lights more

  • 64% having shorter showers
  • 65% idling less
  • 63% speeding less
  • 55% driving less
  • Over 90% of teachers over last 4 years

would recommend to a colleague

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16-10-20 9 Sion Lanini Operations and Opportunities Alchemist sion@dreamriderproductions.com 604-757-3212 www.PlanetProtectorAcademy.com @EnviroHeroes

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In the liter n the literature ature

“Effects of a behaviour change interven>on for Girl Scouts on child and parent energy-saving behaviours.” Hilary Boudet, Oregan State University June Flora, Stanford University

5% ini>ally and 3% longer-term saving in electricity