The Week: Screening and Discussion Evenings

The Week is a powerful group experience that creates a safe space to discuss the climate crisis. It was created by Frédéric Laloux, his wife, and their circle of friends so that people wouldn’t have to face eco-anxiety alone and could find the motivation to take action at their own level.

Join the 75,000 people who have already participated in this project!

Over the course of three evenings spread across three consecutive weeks, we’ll share three short documentaries followed by guided discussions. The episodes—one per evening—are presented as a true “inner journey”: from gravity… to inspiration… and then to action.

• Episode 1️⃣: Probably the most challenging, it invites us to face the reality of environmental crises head-on and recognize the urgency of the situation. A difficult but necessary step to inspire us to contribute to the solution

• Episode 2️⃣: It explores the causes and highlights what we need—both individually and collectively—to make change possible

• Episode 3️⃣: It offers concrete ways to take action, whether in our personal, professional, family, or community lives.

This is an opportunity to enjoy a unique experience while building connections with people who live in the same neighborhood (the meetings are also open to anyone interested from outside the neighborhood). And if this process inspires you, you can also share it with your friends and family, your colleagues, at your children’s schools, and more.

Meetings proposed and organized by the TransformAction Lab (EPER)
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Practical Information:

📆 September 24, October 1, October 8, 2026 (it is important to attend all three evenings)

🕔6:00 PM–8:00 PM

📍Plaines-du-Loup Eco-Neighborhood, Lausanne

📝 Sign up using the form

(Space is limited to 40 people; please register using the form to help us organize the event. Feel free to share this link with others who might be interested in registering.)

💰Free and informed participation to support The Week project and the TransformAction Lab

👦 Recommended for ages 16 and up