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Organize a Workshop!

 

Maskbook is more than just a project, it's a global movement made up of people who are committed to the health of our planet and who wish to spread the Maskbook project by organizing a workshop.
 

Maskbook’s tutorial video that explains, in less than 5 minutes, the basic elements of organizing a workshop.  
 

A Maskbook workshop allows everyone to get involved in the fight against climate change, while simultaneously providing an opportunity to explore the link between art and sustainable development and to get first-hand experience of the circular economy. Organizing a Maskbook workshop is a great way to harness every person’s creativity and to allow every person canvas upon which they can express their concerns and voice their solutions for the environment. The participation and contributions of each individual are what make the collective work powerful, unique and diverse.

A Maskbook workshop is adaptable in every sense, from the recycled waste ingredients collected,  to the number of participants and the space.  

A workshop can count anywhere from 5 to 500 people, and can take place in your apartment, company offices, a museum, public parks, at festivals or at events dedicated to art or sustainable development; the possibilities are endless!

Following a few, simple guidelines will allow your workshop to be a success and will allow all participants to join Maskbook.org

Make sure you follow these 3 basic principles:

1 / The workshop is organized in a way that is as ecological as possible (masks made with eco-materials,  the tools used to assemble masks don’t need electricity, etc.).

2 / The masks created must have the form of an anti-pollution mask (the eyes appear but the nose is covered).

3 / The photos are taken in landscape format in front of a solid-color background, are centered and facing the participant and their creation.

Here are two essential documents to read before organizing a workshop:

Organize a successful Maskbook workshop

is our guide which lays out all the steps of organizing a workshop.

Preparing a Workshop/ Tools, Masks, Ingredients

is our guide which zooms in on the mask-making portion.

Additional document(s): 

Mask Creation Form

is the information document that every participant needs to fill out during the workshop, before or after their portrait is taken!

DIY Anti-Pollution Mask Creation Tutorial

is the DIY mask creation tutoriel that guides you to creating a blank model of the anti-dust mask, using the recycled materials or paper that you have on hand. 

Coming soon:  an educational document on climate change and air pollution and a workshop evaluation questionnaire ...

Interested? Become a Maskbook ambassador in your country or city! Maskbook by Art of Change 21 is currently developing its network around the world and is cooking up special projects that will showcase their involvement with the project ... stay tuned for more details!

We are here to answer all your questions. Write to us at maskbook (@) artofchange21.com

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Ready to Organize a Workshop? Fill Out the Form

(Usernames on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.)
I would like to organize the workshop
(friends, colleagues, family, neighbors…)
(between 5 et 500)
Do you have all the materials and support needed to organize a workshop ?
(100-250 words max) 
How do you plan to cover the costs of the workshop?
Maskbook is an open-source, non-profit project that raises public awareness on air pollution and climate change and mobilizes everyone to act for the environment.

As a Maskbook workshop organizer, I pledge to adhere to the following principles:
  • The workshop is not financially profitable and is based on the principle of volunteerism.
     
  • The financial support received and / or the individual financial contribution are allocated solely to the organization of the workshop; the partners of the workshop do not come from the fossil fuel industry.
     
  • All communication on the workshop is accompanied by the Maskbook logo or the mention "Maskbook, by Art of Change 21", as well as acknowledgement of the website www.maskbook.org; communication on social networks must integrate the #Maskbook.
     
  • Maskbook partner logos are not used unless specifically authorized.
     
  • The portraits created during the workshop are put online on maskbook.org respecting the form.
     
  • The portraits are not commercialized.
     
  • No logo appears on the portraits created during the workshop.
     
  • The workshop organizer ensures that the evaluation form is distributed to each participant following the end of the workshop.