Stories of a Broken Water Cycle – Family-friendly Tour & Workshop

Join a family-friendly visit to theStories of a Broken Water Cycle exhibition.

Children and parents are invited to explore how water connects people, animals, food, and nature in Denmark and Nigeria through the exhibition and simple interactive activities.

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PROGRAMME

10:30 Welcome and introduction

10:40 Family-friendly exhibition tour

11:15Children’s workshop and activities

12:00 End of event

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Please bring a valid photo-ID to get through security at UN City and set aside time for the security check before the event.

Please reserve each ticket under each person's name. DO NOT book tickets underyourname for someone else – this may result in not being allowed entry to the building.

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ABOUT THE EXHIBITION

Stories of a Broken Water Cycle explores water scarcity, climate change, and their effects on communities through art, storytelling, and local knowledge. The exhibition has been developed with women, children, and communities across Nigeria.

ABOUT UNFPA

UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, is the UN's sexual and reproductive health agency working to uphold the rights and choices of women, girls, and young people across more than 150 countries. Through our work, we ensure that every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe, and every young person can fulfil their potential.

ABOUT LOKOJA DIALOGUES

The Lokoja Dialogues is a community-driven network founded by artist Polly Alakija, connecting community experiences with dialogue and action on water-related challenges.