The morning will be devoted to workshops on data and open science issues, as well as thematic workshops on elections and the consequences of climate change (CCC), sports, tourism, and CCC. The afternoon will focus on international topics with a seminar, introduced by Simon Persico, the institution’s director, and two roundtable discussions bringing together colleagues from the Universities of Sherbrooke (Canada) and Swansea (United Kingdom) and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (Germany) on the first component of the FORESEE research program “Individuals Facing CCC: Emotions, Discourse, and Future Narratives”: “Tackling CCC when working on different scales: From individual perceptions and behaviors to policy”; and “Importance and challenges of interdisciplinary human-centered approaches to the Consequences of Climate Change (CCC)”.