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Hochvier - GermanyHochVier hosted two workshops covering fast fashion, shopping behavior, flea markets, and second-hand shopping. Each workshop had between 10 and 15 participants.
The peer-to-peer learning initiatives undertaken aimed to heighten the awareness of sustainability in the textile industry among young adults, cultivating an understanding of the challenges associated with fast fashion and prompting participants to exchange their experiences with others. These activities were designed for politically engaged young adults who hold a particular interest in sustainability within the textile sector. 
TCCI - EstoniaThe workshop series was about exploring various aspects of personal style and sustainability, including selecting stylish leather accessories, enhancing outfits with small details, and revitalizing clothing through creative redesign techniques. Led by industry professionals, these workshops offered practical insights and hands-on experiences aimed at empowering attendees to make informed fashion choices while embracing eco-friendly practices.
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AMRELARTE - PortugalIn Faro we decided to organize one workshop per month with a small group of participants in our sewing workshop. We chose to organize it every third Saturday of the month to relate directly to another fashion sustainability project called “Mercado de Trocas”, which is a fashion exchange market happening in the same place after our workshop, so we invited our participants to have a look and involve in the exchange market too.
Eco Logic - North MacedoniaEcoLogic conducted three workshops, in which participants enhanced their comprehension of key topics such as fast fashion, recycling, and sustainability. The learning methods fostered a collaborative and insightful learning environment: Learning by doing, short presentations in the beginning to introduce participants to the topics and exchanging experiences;
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Uni-T AUSTRIA
uniT has two focal points: KUNSTLABOR Graz works at the interface between art, social issues and education. It gets involved in everyday life, places itself in social and educational contexts, intervenes and creates participation. It encourages people to engage with important topics - such as sustainability, climate change, but also social issues and migration.
At the DRAMA FORUM, we work with authors, promote text production for the theatre and make texts visible, tangible and audible at the playwrights' festival.
uniT has more than 20 years of experience with international projects, mainly funded by the European Union.
At the DRAMA FORUM, we work with authors, promote text production for the theatre and make texts visible, tangible and audible at the playwrights' festival.
uniT has more than 20 years of experience with international projects, mainly funded by the European Union.
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