DO it NOW - Sustainability Week 16-23.06.2025

The nationwide campaign week once again offers a varied program on the topics of climate protection and sustainability. Among other things, you can experience a live stream on the following topics every day:

• 15.06.2026, 10 - 10.45 a.m.: "What does the climate crisis have to do with me?" (Julian Weilbacher - Health4Future)
• 16.06.2026, 10 - 10.45 a.m.: "Who is causing the climate crisis, and who is suffering from it?" (Nada Hazem, Climate Stories)
• 17.06.2026, 10 - 10.45 a.m.: "What does a climate-friendly future look like? What kind of world do we want to live in?" (Futurium)
• 18.06.2026, 10 - 10.45 a.m.: "What can I do myself and why do I need others?"
• 19.06.2026, 10 - 10.45 a.m.: "How can we change things together?" (Wandelwerk e.V.)

More information: https://publicclimateschool.de/schulprogramm/live-unterricht-sp-25/

With the Cleema app, all university members have the opportunity to take part in a sustainability challenge for TU Dresden from 25.05.2026. Every day until the end of the Sustainability Week on 19.06.2026, points can be collected here for your own sustainable actions at the university, because every action counts: from the climate plate in the canteen, to cycling instead of driving, attending (further) educational events in the field of sustainability or attending the Sustainability Week. Become active yourself with the TU Dresden Challenge.

You can download the Cleema app from the following website: https: //www.cleema.app/. Under Challenges at the bottom of the screen, you will find the TU Dresden Challenge from 11.05.26.

The Cleema App project was launched in 2022 by a cross-company team from Saxony and supported and funded by the state capital Dresden as part of the Smart Cities model project of the Federal Ministry of Housing, Urban Development and Building and the project sponsor Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW). In 2024, Lokale Agenda für Dresden e.V. and Sandstorm took over the baton. The project is accompanied and supported by the state capital of Dresden, and we also work closely with other Dresden institutions and non-profit organizations.

The FSR ASB organizes a Pride Week every year in order to create spaces for an examination of patterns of social oppression. In terms of content, events often focus on educational contexts: What role do educators (and the institutions in which they may work) play and what role should they play?

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The Week is a group experience that opens up spaces for courageous conversations about the climate emergency and mobilizes people to take transformative action. The Week takes people on an emotional 'U'-shaped journey that ends with a conscious decision and concrete next steps in sustainable living and design. This is how The Week works: Within one week (hence "The Week"), groups meet three times, watch a documentary film each time and then exchange ideas. The Week @Campus is a special version for universities.

Episode 1: Mon, 15.06.26, 16-17:30

Episode 2: Wed, 17.06.26, 16-17:30 h

Episode 3: Thu, 18.06.26, 4-5:30 p.m.

Registrations for participation in a session and questions can be sent by e-mail to Jenny Scholl.

Location: MER 118, in the Merkel Building, Helmholtzstrasse 14

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Scientific research aims to deliver results that are as sound as possible in order to develop generalizable knowledge for informed decisions and applications. Using the example of our SustainING project, which aims to take equal account of social, ecological and economic aspects in technology research, we will focus on the dimension of social sustainability. Based on our own social influences, we are becoming aware of the social influences and consequences and their effectiveness using the example of technical research and development processes, and are asking whose knowledge actually finds its way into (technical) research and what results from this for subsequent application and use.

Place: HTW Dresden

Language: German

Get into conversation over a coffee. All stakeholders and interested parties in the field of sustainability are welcome at the Sustainable Coffee Hour. Here you can find out what is happening in terms of sustainability and who is involved where and how. Some stakeholders will introduce themselves in short pitches:

• Biozentra (HTW Dresden)
• CampusConnected (TU Dresden)
• BienenBrückenBauen (Environmental Center)

• MOBILITIES for EU project: Smart, sustainable, inclusive and safe on the move - innovative mobility in the OSTRA sports park (City of Dresden)

• Support offered by the Auftragsberatungsstelle Sachsen e.V. (ABSt Sachsen) & Kompetenzstelle für Nachhaltige Beschaffung Sachsen (KNB Sachsen)

You can also look forward to themed tables on the following projects:

• Input_DD

• UNU Hub Climate Resilience and Sustainable Technologies (CREST) (TU Dresden)

• The city of the future: Postplatz 2045, Biodiverse Sponge City Dresden project (BUND)

Registration:

Location: MS1/101

Advisor: Anne Liebeck (Gerede e.V.)

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Location: digital

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Lots of data and files accumulate on all our devices - even those that we no longer need after a short time. This lecture is intended to provide an introduction to confronting the flood of digital data. Maja Bentele will show us which files we should keep, which formats can still be opened in 20 years' time and how we can store the really important files as securely as possible. There will also be tips on how to deal with the flood of emails in our inboxes and how to tidy up our smartphones.

Location: HSZ/208

Speakers: Anja Wiede (Complaints office for harassment, discrimination and violence)

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Location: POT/351, Henntnerstr. 1-3

Advisor: Lisa Behnke

Location: Münchner Str. 1 (MS1), Room 442

Language: German

Registration: https://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/nachhaltigkeit/mitmachen/veranstaltungen/nachhaltigkeitswoche/anmeldung-nachhaltigkeitswoche

How can we master the challenges of sustainable procurement? In this workshop, employees of the TUD and HTWD who procure decentrally will get an overview of existing approaches and opportunities at the universities. Together we will discuss challenges, present best practices and answer your questions about product groups or services. Feel free to bring your own examples!

Location: Zellescher Weg office building, Zellescher Weg 17, Room B407

Input: Johanna Edelmann and students of the Faculty of Architecture (TU Dresden)

Language: German

We want to make a contribution to the sustainable development of our cities and strengthen the resilience of the city of Dresden to climate change. To this end, architecture students are developing urban cooling islands, which will then be implemented on a 1:1 scale and set up in Dresden's cityscape. On Tuesday, 16.06.2026, from 13:30 - 14:30, students from the Chair of Architectural Design and Construction II will present the design status. Interested parties are invited to discuss the challenges involved in developing and implementing microarchitectural solutions for cold rooms in the cityscape.

The event is part of the series "Stadtwandel Dresden" - More information on the series at: https: //tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/nachhaltigkeit/news/stadtwandel-dresden-wanderndes-forum-bildung-nachhaltigkeit-gemeinsam-gestalten

Location: FOE-135, Mommsenstr. 6

Registration: https: //tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/nachhaltigkeit/mitmachen/veranstaltungen/nachhaltigkeitswoche/anmeldung-nachhaltigkeitswoche

Primeval forests are home to a huge biodiversity and are essential for species conservation and climate stability. Once destroyed, they are irretrievably lost. Wilderness International purchases ecologically valuable and acutely threatened wilderness areas with legal certainty and protects them permanently. This protects wilderness areas from permanent disappearance and preserves them for future generations. Would you like to find out more about this approach to nature conservation and the work of Wilderness International?

Location: Friedrich-Siemens-Laboratory, VMB, Gate 2

Organization: TU Dresden, Institute of Building Construction

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As part of the "Sustainable Learning" module, Civil Engineering students at TU Dresden have analyzed existing building constructions, developed sustainable alternatives and implemented them in models.

As part of the Sustainability Week, we cordially invite you to discover these models during an exclusive guided tour. In addition to viewing the models, the concept of the seminar will be presented, which uses practice-oriented teaching to promote innovative approaches and creative problem-solving in the construction industry.

Questions and discussions are expressly encouraged!

Location: Makerspace of the SLUB (Drehpunct, Zellescher Weg 17)

If a household appliance no longer works or sewing work is needed, a visit to the RepairCafé on campus can now also help. This self-help workshop helps visitors to hopefully get their faulty appliance back in working order under the guidance of tech-savvy volunteers.

The next RepairCafé will take place on campus on June 17 at 5:00 and 7:30 pm. Anyone who would like free support and advice on repairs is welcome. This RepairCafé takes place as part of the regular repair events, which are held every 3rd Tuesday of the month in the SLUB Makerspaceinthe Drepunct Library (Zellescher Weg 17). Not only the volunteers of the RepairCafé Dresden/ Freital initiative provide support, but also SLUB staff with knowledge and equipment ranging from 3D printers to sewing machines.

In addition to repairing things, the focus is also on the café character. Visitors to the RepairCafé will be able to talk to each other over coffee and cake.

Registration: https: //tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/nachhaltigkeit/mitmachen/veranstaltungen/repaircafe-auf-dem-campus-1/anmeldung-repaircafe

Location: Von-Mises-Bau, Room 302, Georg-Schumann-Str.7

Registration: https: //tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/nachhaltigkeit/mitmachen/veranstaltungen/nachhaltigkeitswoche/anmeldung-nachhaltigkeitswoche

Target group: Student teachers, teachers, interested parties

"Marianne and I could also do it together. You just sit there and say nothing and play around with the pen. If you have an idea, just say it. No matter how silly it is. Sometimes these silly ideas can be really good!"

In the context of education for sustainable development, this statement by a child refers to more than just the motivation to participate. The girl seems to have understood that she does not need predetermined answers from the teacher, but that free and open-ended thinking is important - even if ideas initially seem "silly".

So far, simulation games are rarely found in everyday primary school life, as they are often considered too complex for primary schools. At the same time, they offer a wide range of opportunities to promote subject-specific and interdisciplinary skills, for example in the areas of teamwork, perspective-taking and self-determined learning.

In the simulation game of the dissertation project, children work in groups to deal with open-ended situations on the topic of forests. The discussions within the groups are particularly important as they can make children's patterns of thought and imagination visible. Children are taken seriously as active stakeholders in education for sustainable development and involved in child-friendly decision-making processes.

The game is part of a learning setting that was developed as part of the dissertation project "Child and forest. Pupils' perceptions of forests in the context of education for sustainable development".

As part of this offer, you can try out the simulation game yourself and reflect on your own ideas about the forest.

More information at: https: //tu-dresden.de/gsw/ew/iew/gsps/forschung/geplante-dissertation-zum-thema-kind-und-wald

Place: Meadow behind the HSZ

Language: multilingual

On 17.06.2026, the campus will once again be transformed into a place of exchange across disciplines: see things that would otherwise remain hidden from you. Get to know people you don't normally meet and gain an insight into university commitment. Enjoy the unknown and celebrate the many facets of our university with us at dies academicus. We bring together university groups, FSRe and many more - just drop by from 12.00 on the HSZ meadow.

More information about the program at: https: //tud.de/diesacademicus

From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Health Day at the Auditorium Center will be dedicated to the motto "Kopfsache." The day is primarily dedicated to mental health and offers a diverse program for employees and students. Exciting insights into topics such as mindfulness and relaxing breaks in everyday working life as well as inspiring talks and workshops on stage fright, resilience, stress management and headaches promise valuable inspiration for everyday life. At the Lunch Talk, the Dresdner Eislöwen will provide exclusive insights into the mental side of professional sport. You can also find out more about your current state of health with various check-ups such as stress type determination or pupillography sleep analysis. In the area between the HSZ and the meadow, an interactive information market invites you to join in: cycle yourself a smoothie, find out more about your own water balance or talk to experts on site about dealing with mental stress and headaches. Registration for the offers will be activated on June 3, 2026 at 12:00 noon under the following link: https: //tud.link/kkeecb

Location: Fritz-Förster-Bau, E-75, Mommsenstr. 6

Registration: https://bildungsportal.sachsen.de/opal/auth/RepositoryEntry/54678290433/CourseNode/1779849678425458011

While electronic semiconductor components only have an average production time of just over 4 years, there are industrial products and consumer goods with a useful life of decades. The question now arises as to how the functionality of consumer goods and industrial equipment can be guaranteed for years or decades if essential components of electronic products become obsolete after a few years.

The lecture explains the causes of the short service life of semiconductor components and outlines measures that effectively guarantee the long-term availability of electronic products.

Place: HSZ-Wiese

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Place: Meadow behind the Auditorium Center (HSZ)

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Gourmets take note! If you want to start the morning with a relaxed breakfast and talk to more stakeholders in the fields of education, nutrition or sustainability, the cozy and free sustainability breakfast on June 18 between 10 a.m. and 12 noon is the right place for you. What should the education of the future look like? Let's develop a vision together. Everyone is welcome. Student teachers from the Business, Technology, Home Economics and Social Sciences (WTH/S) department will be providing refreshments and you can make your own smoothie using leg power on the smoothie wheel. Try it out.

Here you can talk to:

• Students and lecturers of the subject WTH/S
• ZiLL
• Green Office
• Foodsharing
• Dresden Adult Education Center
• Saxony Consumer Center
• arche noVa e.V.
• Cambio e.V.
• aha - act differently e.V.
• Nutrition Council
• Consumer association

You can register here, but you are also welcome to drop by spontaneously, because whether you are a student, employee or guest - there is something for everyone!

Place: Meadow behind the Auditorium Center

The 2025 Pride season in Saxony was once again characterized by widespread anti-pride mobilizations: At least 12 of the 17 events saw right-wing counter-assemblies or attempts at disruption. The study provides initial insights into this changed reality and its impact on Pride participants. The results show that the perception of right-wing counter-mobilizations has unfortunately become an integral part of CSDs and Prides in Saxony. Despite the tense security situation and the numerous experiences of violence, however, it is also clear that Prides continue to represent a central moment of empowerment. The interactive study presentation illustrates these findings using images and quotes from the 2025 Pride season.

You can find the study brochure here.

On Thursday, 18.06.2026, the Campus Office's children's clothing exchange will take place again. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the children's clothes carousel will be spinning. Children's clothes and toys in good condition can be brought along and swapped. Those who do not (yet) have anything to swap and simply want to browse are also very welcome.

The clothes swap offers the opportunity to swap clothes and toys sustainably, save resources and get to know other families at the same time. In addition to children's clothes and toys on the swap tables, there will be coffee, tea and cake.

The clothes swap takes place at the campus office Uni mit Kind, Nürnberger Straße 31A, 01187 Dresden. Participation is free of charge and possible without registration.

Enquiries can be directed to or by telephone on 0351 463 32666.

Link: https://kinder.studentenwerk-dresden.de/de/veranstaltungen.html

Place: HSZ-Wiese

Place: HSZ-Wiese

Experience sustainability up close: with a clothes swap, music and talks. You can expect a stand for biodiversity, a stand for stem cell donation at DKMS, a clothes swap about Pride Week, Küfa and a solar-powered gaming area.

Location: Beyer-Bau (BEY), Room E25, George-Bähr-Str. 1

Advisor: Lisa Behnke

Registration: h ttps://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/nachhaltigkeit/mitmachen/veranstaltungen/nachhaltigkeitswoche/anmeldung-nachhaltigkeitswoche

Location: SE2/ 221

Speakers: Anne-Marie Tombrägel (Gerede e.V.)

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Location: APB/E023, Nöthnitzer Str. 46

Registration: https: //tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/nachhaltigkeit/mitmachen/veranstaltungen/nachhaltigkeitswoche/anmeldung-nachhaltigkeitswoche

When you buy a laptop today, it only lasts 5 to 10 years. After that it is too slow, programs can no longer be installed or there are no more updates.

This is neither sustainable nor necessary. There are operating systems that are also developed further for devices that are very old. This means that even devices that are more than 20 years old can be used sensibly and safely again. In addition, you are no longer dependent on software companies that enforce questionable data protection settings or update methods. Many of these systems are maintained on a voluntary or charitable basis and are always open and free of charge.

At the Install Party, you can learn what Linux is and how to use it in a beginner-friendly way. You can install a Linux system on your computer together with experienced users and of course always ask questions. It is also possible to install a Linux system alongside Windows so that you can use both systems.
If possible, please back up the data previously stored on the computer on a separate hard disk beforehand.

Location: Kino im Kasten (August-Bebel-Str. 20)

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Location: BEY/E39

Advisor: Prof. Matthias Mauder

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The module includes climate changes and their interaction with atmospheric trace matters and vegetation. Global change makes demands to all natural resources (soil, water, air), where e.g. the water supply and its use are dependent on natural and economical requirements. Climate change is exemplarily shown to explain the use of limited resources in the light of a changing world. Its understanding requires knowledge about the earth-atmosphere system. The module focuses on the state of the art of climate research (data, methods and results) including the feedback with the hydrosphere and biosphere. The evolution of the paleoclimate and the recent climate change are used to illustrate the different climate parameters. The presentations of the students complete the program. Students improve their knowledge about system understanding of climate change by integrative treatment of climatic processes. They are able to explain complex relationships and develop a reliable conflict understanding of questions relevant to natural resources in connection with climate.

Location: MER 118, in the Merkel Building, Helmholtzstrasse 14

Registration: https://bildungsportal.sachsen.de/opal/auth/RepositoryEntry/54678290433/CourseNode/1779849678427952011

In this workshop, we will raise awareness of the connection between science and society. Using the example of our SustainING project, which aims to take equal account of social, ecological and economic aspects in engineering teaching, we will focus our attention on social sustainability. Based on our own social influences, we become aware of the social influences and consequences as well as their effectiveness in research, development and subsequent application and usage processes.

Location: MS1/ 322

Lecturer: Dr. Franziska Röber (Chair of English Literatures)

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Location: Bärengarten at the Alte Mensa, access via Helmholtzstr.

Language: German

Get to know the Environment Commission, but also the numerous other stakeholders in the field of sustainability at TUD and beyond. At the end of the Sustainability Week, all interested parties are invited to network on the topic of sustainability, have exciting conversations and bring the Sustainability Week to a close together.

Location: Kulturpalast forecourt

If packaging waste is disposed of correctly and separately, it can be recycled. There will be plenty of information about this at the campaign stand, a plastic press will be used to produce new plastic from old plastic live on site and knowledge can be tested straight away in the competition on the question wheel.

Location: Inner courtyard of the Fritz-Foerster-Bau, Mommsenstraße 6, 01069 Dresden

Lithium is a raw material of the future, with great significance for the energy transition. There are also deposits in the Ore Mountains. A summer evening including speeches from the region and science in person and on the screen. An event organized by BUNDjugend and Kino im Kasten as part of the Sustainability Week at the TU.

Location: Schauburg Dresden

Film & subsequent discussion with the protagonist & polymer researcher Prof. Dr. Sebastian Seiffert

Science should be objective: Facts instead of feelings. But a new generation of scientists is experiencing how their research is being derailed by climate change.

Instead of discovering the wonders of nature, Maria, a doctor of glaciology, Sebastian, Chair of Physical Chemistry, and Nana, a molecular biologist, are chroniclers of a world in decline. But no one listens to them. What should they do? Instead of retreating into the ivory tower of their research in frustration, Maria, Sebastian and Nana leave the lab and become activists, carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders.

THE WEIGHT OF THE WORLD is more than a climate documentary - it is a deeply human portrait of three scientists who realize that their research alone is no longer enough. In times of increasing climate catastrophes, political paralysis and social division, the film offers an emotional approach to one of the central questions of our time: What does it mean to take responsibility?

Tickets at: https: //www.schauburg-dresden.de/index.php?page=va&ticket=C7821000023WYGELCQ&termin=1607167&va_id=58706

Place: HTW Dresden

In our upcycling workshop, you will sew an individual bag or a practical pouch step by step - sustainable, creative and guaranteed to be unique. Whether you're a beginner or a sewing pro: come along, try it out and give old materials a second life.

Place: HTW Dresden

How can sustainability at universities be shaped in concrete terms - and what structures are needed for real transformation? In this event, we will present the sustainability strategy of HTW Dresden published at the end of 2025. Prof. Julia Krause will also present her Orange Model as an approach for sustainable university development. Afterwards, there will be room for questions, exchange and joint discussions.

Place: HTW Dresden

Language: German

Get into conversation over a coffee. All stakeholders and interested parties in the field of sustainability are welcome at the Sustainable Coffee Hour. Here you can find out what is happening in terms of sustainability and who is involved where and how. Some stakeholders will introduce themselves in short pitches:

• Biozentra (HTW Dresden)
• CampusConnected (TU Dresden)
• BienenBrückenBauen (Environmental Center)

• MOBILITIES for EU project: Smart, sustainable, inclusive and safe on the move - innovative mobility in the OSTRA sports park (City of Dresden)

• Support offered by the Auftragsberatungsstelle Sachsen e.V. (ABSt Sachsen) & Kompetenzstelle für Nachhaltige Beschaffung Sachsen (KNB Sachsen)

You can also look forward to themed tables on the following projects:

• Input_DD

• UNU Hub Climate Resilience and Sustainable Technologies (CREST) (TU Dresden)

• The city of the future: Postplatz 2045, Biodiverse Sponge City Dresden project (BUND)

Registration:

Place: HTW Dresden, inner courtyard behind the central building

The BIOZENTRA invites you to an exciting biodiversity tour of the campus. Discover how diverse nature can be in the middle of an urban area, which animals and plants find habitats here and why biodiversity is so important for our future. The tour offers interesting insights, surprising perspectives and invites you to share ideas about sustainability and the environment. Open to all those interested in nature and the curious.

If you have always wondered how a district heating duct is constructed, this excursion offers the perfect opportunity for an exciting insight.

You will start with an overview of SachsenEnergie AG and an informative keynote speech on the subject of district heating and sustainable energy supply.

Registration: https://www1.bonding.de/veranstaltungen.nsf/anmeldungstud?OpenForm&id=078A2379C631C244C1258DA7004B73A1#anmelden

Please note that due to the preparation, registration is only possible until 08.06.2026.

Lab X, the interdisciplinary ideas workshop for prototyping and demonstrators at HTW Dresden, offers all interested parties the opportunity to get their broken things back in shape in a communal atmosphere - whether textiles, furniture or technology. At the Repair Treff, broken everyday objects are repaired under expert guidance - in keeping with the motto: "Repair instead of throw away! Come to Lab X and bring your things back to life!"

Interested parties can register via the OPAL course.

Location: Münchner Str. 1 (MS1), Room 442

Language: German

Registration: https://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/nachhaltigkeit/mitmachen/veranstaltungen/nachhaltigkeitswoche/anmeldung-nachhaltigkeitswoche

How can we master the challenges of sustainable procurement? In this workshop, employees of the TUD and HTWD who procure decentrally will get an overview of existing approaches and opportunities at the universities. Together we will discuss challenges, present best practices and answer your questions about product groups or services. Feel free to bring your own examples!

From Carlowitz to the present day: Saxony has been shaping the concept of sustainability for over 300 years. The lecture shows how innovative processes such as HUMASAT recover valuable resources from sewage sludge, close material cycles and sustainably protect the climate and soil.
The concept of sustainability as a Saxon invention and the basis of Saxon innovations: from Carlowitz to HUMASAT

Sustainability was invented over 300 years ago by a Saxon chief mining administrator. Originating from forestry, today it is understood to mean using natural resources in such a way that future generations can also live well - an equal implementation of environmental, economic and social goals.

Since 2020, a new type of thermal process for refining municipal sewage sludge directly on site has been in continuous operation at the Frohnbach wastewater treatment plant. This allows the "waste" that is currently being targeted due to various pollutants to be converted into an environmentally friendly, sustainable and yield-enhancing aid for soil-related applications. Vital phosphorus, plant nutrients, trace elements and valuable minerals are no longer lost and are returned to the natural cycle, for example as a composting additive. The product is much more than just a P fertilizer and a potential replacement for mineral fertilizers rich in heavy metals from phosphate ores that have to be imported. It also counteracts soil acidification, stores water and inhibits the leaching of applied nutrients. In addition, coal promotes humus formation and helps to reduce soil erosion. It is stable in the soil over the long term and remains there for centuries. Around 60 percent of the organic carbon in sewage sludge can therefore be bound in the long term in a climate-friendly manner. This results in closed material cycles and eliminates the need for transportation. All this leads to an exemplary ecological footprint.

Place: HTW Dresden

In our upcycling workshop, you will sew an individual bag or a practical pouch step by step - sustainable, creative and guaranteed to be unique. Whether you're a beginner or a sewing pro: come along, try it out and give old materials a second life.