The Dutch Institute for Sound & Vision in Hilversum invited people from the munic- ipality, finance, NGOs, academic, and arts & culture to imagine future ways to deal with rising sea levels in Dutch cities. Stills from films, documentaries and news reports from the institute’s archive were used in combination with the NEB Impact model to create climate scenarios. Through them, participants creatively engaged with the impacts of climate change in the Netherlands, fos- tering collaboration, critical thinking, and imaginative storytelling that resonated with their personal memories and expe- riences. The NEB Impact Model guided the exercise. Working with co-benefits helped one group to develop a line of thought combining art, nature restoration and green, by reflecting on the role of art in communicating climate change. The imagined scenarios allowed participants to relate to each other’s narratives and talk about the impact of those. With a final set of action points, this method can inspire policy and decision making that are related to everyday life experiences within participants' organizations.