Sustainability & Green Resources

Here you can find video and audio contents, documents and guides, interactive learning and online resources about Sustainability & Green.

Future Design ED
Training Course

This introductory course explores the principles of the New European Bauhaus (Sustainability, Aesthetics, and Inclusion) providing a foundation in sustainable design, eco-friendly materials, ethical production and the balance between beauty and function to drive positive change in the industry.
  • English
  • Future Design ED EU funded project
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GatewayCrafts
Online Courses

GatewayCrafts Online Courses offer step-by-step video tutorials and guides on traditional crafts, including Flax to Linen, which teaches sustainable linen production, and Introduction to Handspinning, which explores spinning fibres into yarn using a spindle. Both courses aim to preserve traditional skills and empower learners in sustainable craft practices.

  • English, Portuguese
  • GatewayCrafts EU funded project
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Nicola Brown Eco Printing Tutorial - Part 2

CraftHub YouTube channel for an in-depth look at Nicola Brown’s eco-printing techniques, including craft tutorials. Join Nicola as she teaches how to eco print your own items.
  • English + captions and translation
  • Crafthub EU funded project
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Eco-Design
Online Course

This course provides students with practical tools to optimise the use of available resources and reduce the environmental impact of their activities. Based on reference works, it explores the key concepts of eco-design, demonstrating that this approach relies both on creativity, which they will be encouraged to develop through short exercises, and on a rigorous and methodical analysis of the objects to be designed and the production processes to be implemented

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  • English
  • Mosaic EU Funded Project
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Natural Dyeing, Wool and Educational Activities

CommunityCloth, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at building capacity in urban communities through the development of community-driven farm-to-cloth productions, provides two comprehensive technical handbooks, “Natural Dyeing” and “Wool, From Sheep to Yarn”, and a Guide for Educational Activities: “From wool to colour”. The books were designed to support educators working with women, migrants, youth, and individuals with fewer opportunities in leading more sustainable, diverse, and inclusive urban farming projects.

  • English
  • CommunityCloth
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