Role of Youth and the Arts in Water Futures
A panel discussion on creativity, climate and the future of water
Venue: KCC Amphitheatre
Date: 27th November, 2026
Did you know what role can the arts play in the way we think about water and climate? KCC, as part of AMI '26, presents a panel discussion, Role of Youth and the Arts in Water Futures, a panel bringing together students, educators and young professionals to explore environmental questions through music, theatre, painting and storytelling. Moderated by Sukrit Sen, the conversation looks at how creative practice can make questions around water more accessible to humans and connected to community life.
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Water security and climate change are often discussed through science, policy and data. This panel asks what changes when the arts become part of that conversation.
Bringing together students, educators and young professionals, the session will explore how music, theatre, painting and storytelling can make environmental questions more accessible and connected to lived experience.
The discussion considers water not only as a scientific or policy concern, but also as something embedded in culture, community and everyday life. It will look at the role artistic expression can play in building awareness, encouraging participation and imagining more resilient water futures.
The session will be moderated by Sukrit Sen, Kolkata Chapter Lead, Living Waters Museum.
