This Pratt Earth Action Week, join Leaders in Environmental Advocacy at Pratt, City Atlas, Pratt’s Sustainable Environmental Systems program and its Alumni Council for a fun and Energetic Game Night!

We will introduce participants to the general principles and state of energy generation, transmission, regulation, advocacy and use in New York City, and then play a game of Energetic, a future-thinking board game where we navigate future scenarios for The City and region’s energy future, with a goal of reducing carbon emissions and improving access to power and the resilience of our grid.

Light refreshments will be served.

About Energetic (from the creators at City Atlas):

We designed a board game about the future of New York City. This gives everyone the chance to see the scope of change and cooperation needed to transform the city’s energy demand and supply in time to meet goals for the Paris Agreement. Energetic is used at the schools above and in 18 public high schools in NYC.

Going forward, our goals are building a universal online platform for Energetic, replicating the game for all major cities, and developing our high school podcast across multiple schools both in and outside New York.

Co-Sponsors & Partners:

https://pratt.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/leap

Leaders in Environmental Advocacy at Pratt (LEAP) is an organization of graduate students focused on furthering the cause of sustainable solutions to social issues in NYC and beyond. LEAP sponsors a variety of events and activities including networking, discussion panels, volunteer opportunities, and hands-on workshops.

Co-chairs (Spring 2026): Donata Kraskauskaite, Thaksha Karumanchi

City Atlas

City Atlas was founded to help New Yorkers and the public everywhere understand and prepare for the future, as described in the reports of the IPCC, C40.org, and the New York City Panel on Climate Change (NPCC), and to strengthen the democratic process towards equitable responses to climate change. Our emphasis is on building public energy and climate literacy as a way to create support for a fast transition to a zero carbon world.

http://www.pratt.edu/gcpe-ses

The Master of Science in Sustainable Environmental Systems (SES) is one of the nation’s most innovative, interdisciplinary, systems-based sustainability programs. This STEM certified degree program is designed to meet today’s increasing demand for environmental professionals, uniquely combining environmental science, sustainable design, and climate policy. Students learn the interdisciplinary skills and systems-thinking approach needed to assess contemporary environmental issues; catalyze innovative environmental problem-solving; uphold environmental and social justice; and engage diverse stakeholders in designing and developing sustainable communities.

We also offer an Advanced Certificate (9 credits)!

Instagram: @pratt_ses

LinkedIn page

Connect with us: ses@pratt.edu

Apply now!

Sign up for informational meetings with the SES Academic Director

https://prattsustainabilitycenter.com/

The Pratt Sustainability Center serves as a physical and virtual hub for Pratt’s commitment to educating environmentally and socially responsible citizens. The Center’s core mission is to coordinate and develop resources to further integrate sustainability into the academic experience of all Pratt students.

www.pratt.edu/gcpe

Faced with climate change, systemic racism, and growing inequity, communities need forward-thinking approaches to urbanism now more than ever. Practice-based and rooted deeply in the network of communities we serve, our alliance of four graduate-level programs works to address these evolving threats, working in partnership to build asset-based solutions at the intersection of environment, equity, culture, and economy.

Contact the host of Energetic Game Night (Pratt Earth Action Week)