The Saxon State Exhibition on Education for Sustainable Development gives you an overview of outstanding examples from Saxony in the six education areas of the Saxon State Strategy on BNE: Early Childhood Education, General Education, Higher Education, Vocational Education, Informal and Non-Formal Learning and Community.

Further information on the national exhibition can be found at: https://landesausstellung-bne-sachsen.de/

Opening of the exhibition: 19.06.2023, 10.30 am on Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

Parallel to the Sustainability Week, the participation party is taking place on Mommsenstraße in front of the Alte Mensa, organised by the TU Environment Initiative (tuuwi). To show what a lively campus can look like without cars, the area in front of the Alte Mensa will be filled with a diverse range of arts, music and sports and will be temporarily covered in greenery.

You have never ridden a cargo bike and/or would like to try our tuuwi cargo bike model? Then you can test the cargo bike every day from 10 am - 6.30 pm. It can be rented for a test drive!

You can find out more on the tuuwi website.

The Green Office is looking for plates and cutlery. We want to increase the number of tableware rental on campus. 50 donated plates and cutlery are already donated by FSR Physik. We want to increase the stock to 100 plates and cutlery. Do you have undamaged plates, knives, fork or spoons looking for a new home? Then feel free to give it to the Green Office cargo bike on Mommsenstr. in front of the Alte Mensa.

Simply put it there. We are happy about every donation :)

Place: Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

We, the Alliance “Saxony must take in!” - a Saxony-wide alliance of associations, charitable associations, organisations and political youth associations, which is committed to a better migration policy in Saxony - are organizing an exhibition on the subject of admission programs. Together with University Culture and Prof. Michael Kobel, Vice-Rector of Education, we are planning an exhibition on this topic. In our asylum and residence law, reception programmes offer a great deal of potential to improve the conditions of refugees. In doing so, we want to provide general information, but we also want to give some space to refugees' impressions on this subject.

Place: SLUB branch library of educational sciences, August-Bebel-Str.

On Thursday, June 15, 2023, the SLUB TextLab is organising a theme afternoon focusing on healthy everyday study life with a colourful mix of topics such as nutrition, exercise and stress reduction. Mental and physical health are essential components of productive learning.

The diverse offer for a successful day-to-day student life was created thanks to the active support of: Campus office University with child, Green Office of TUD, „Zur Tonne Dresden“.

More information: https://textlab.hypotheses.org/7737

On Sunday, the series of events “Meet the Coryphae under the Conifers” will continue in the Botanical Garden of the TU Dresden.

Professors Dr. Jana Markert and Dr. Nicole Raschke are visiting us and present the exciting project “CampusAcker”. In cooperation with Acker e. V. , an area in the Botanical Garden has offered prospective teacher students the opportunity to grow their own vegetables since 2022.

The two initiators of the project report on which aspects around the topic of “Education for Sustainable Development” are incidentally referred to, how the project is accepted and what new opportunities arise for teachers internal education.

Further information: https://tu-dresden.de/bg/standorte/news/copy_of_17-juli-nicole-raschke-jana-markert-campusacker

Place: Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

On 19.06. starting at 10. 30 am, three great projects will open: this year’s TU Sustainability Week, the Get involved - car free campus and the BNE National Exhibition. For this we have prepared a small one hour opening program, to which you are cordially invited!

In the travelling exhibition BNE, various saxon educational projects from different fields of education are presented - in the higher education sector, for example, projects from TU Dresden are represented. All projects focus on sustainability. As in previous years, the TU Sustainability Week offers a diverse programme to inform and participate in sustainability and mobility. The TUUWI Get involved party will offer many opportunities to use the square in front of Mommsenstraße for great activities and to discuss our mobility. The programme can be viewed on the website and will also be briefly presented at the opening event.

- a project on “Campus energy consumption reduction – Measures for energy optimization for a resource-conserving consumption development”.

Staff and students of the chair of building energy technology and heat supply invite us to learn about and discuss the topics surrounding energy efficiency measures on campus.

In the project, which has been running since 2019, different professorships and institutions of the TUD cooperate to analyse and evaluate measures and ideas for increasing energy efficiency on campus on a scientific basis:

> What is the energy consumption on campus?

> How and where can energy savings be made?

> What are the measurable effects of energy saving measures?

> What are the recommendations for action and how can their implementation be supported?

Place: Mommsenstraße, stand in front of the old Mensa

More information about the project: https://tu-dresden.de/ing/maschinenwesen/iet/gewv/camper

Place: Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

The sports course Dancefitness offers the perfect mix between fun, good music and makes you sweat. Believe us, you will still have more energy afterwards than before!

You think sustainability is chic? - Then you've come to the right place. Bring your empty tetrapacks, whether oat milk or juice boxes, to the sustainability festival in front of the old Mensa on Monday, and we'll show you how to make your upcycled wallet out of them.

You already live completely zero waste and you don't have something like that? No problem, we also provide some tetrapacks for you. If you have some, please remember to bring them with you so that there is enough for everyone (:

Everything else you need for crafting, as well as support and guidance is provided. For fun anyway (: you don't have to sign up, so grab your box and come by!

Place: online (see link below)

Speakers: Dr. Tim Kraft (University of Regensburg) & Dr. Martin Weichold (TU Dresden)

While climate change can only be significantly mitigated by those of us living today, future generations will be particularly affected by the dramatic consequences of our inaction. However, the ethical dimensions of our inaction are not easy for us to see, because the truly dramatic consequences are still in the future. In this workshop, therefore, we want to reverse the perspective: What will future people, severely affected by climate change, think about us living today? How will they judge our inaction morally? What ethical categories will they apply? How will they make a rhyme to their forefathers?

The workshop is aimed at all interested parties who want to exchange ideas on climate ethical issues in a lively and constructive environment.

Link: https://tu-dresden.zoom.us/j/65853664585?pwd=RkNKSWlYUTVvaTcyeTE1MlNFUkVEZz09

Meeting ID: 658 5366 4585

Identifier code: Td6. JtkB

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

After "Modeling" and "Making Campus", TUD International Campus is going further: As part of the project "Claiming Campus", in 2023, we will create stools for meeting and exchange places on campus together with the designer Jonathan Radetz. We will thus quite literally claim the space.

Now it's time to build! Everyone and more are invited to build with us during Sustainability Week. No training needed, in Frankfurt even three to ninety-nine-year-olds got involved.

Join us on June 20 and 21 in front of Alte Mensa.

All information at https://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/universitaetskultur/campusleben/claiming-campus?set_language=en

Contact: Katharina Schmitt, TUD International Campus, 

- a project on “Campus energy consumption reduction – Measures for energy optimization for a resource-conserving consumption development”.

Staff and students of the chair of building energy technology and heat supply invite us to learn about and discuss the topics surrounding energy efficiency measures on campus.

In the project, which has been running since 2019, different professorships and institutions of the TUD cooperate to analyse and evaluate measures and ideas for increasing energy efficiency on campus on a scientific basis:

> What is the energy consumption on campus?

> How and where can energy savings be made?

> What are the measurable effects of energy saving measures?

> What are the recommendations for action and how can their implementation be supported?

Place: Mommsenstraße, stand in front of the old Mensa

More information about the project: https://tu-dresden.de/ing/maschinenwesen/iet/gewv/camper

On 20.06. from 1 to 3 p. m. in the foyer of the office building at Strehlener Straße 22/24  office supplies, such as filing cabinets, folders, application folders etc. , which were sorted out when the administration moved out. From 1. 30 p. m. , a guided tour (meeting point in the foyer) is offered through some rooms, where office furniture such as wardrobes, various desks and other tables, shelves, secretarial counters, partitions, various stacking chairs and old swivel chairs (some without armrests) can be viewed and purchased privately. The prices will be between 5 and 30 euros, depending on the age, quality and purchase value of the equipment. Payment is made in CASH on the spot. A pick-up date can be arranged for larger items.

The best way to reduce waste is to avoid it in the first place. The transfer, repair and reuse of objects play an important role. Further articles are also offered as part of the Office Supplies Market of the Environmental Management of the TU Dresden. Here you can also offer items that you no longer need for further use:  https://tu-dresden.de/intern/arbeitsschutz-gesundheit-umwelt/umweltschutz-und-umweltmanagement/mach-mit-bueroartikeltauschboerse

Room: POT/351

Whether it's a party with your roommates, a theatre performance, a festival or grandma's 80s - parties and events are important for many of us. We want to have fun with each other, enjoy art and culture, and often do not consider sustainability issues in the planning and execution of our events. What needs electricity? How do we illuminate? How do we deal with waste and how does our transport logistics work? Using various examples, we will find out in this workshop which options there are to make celebrations and events more sustainable. Whether you are planning a festival with your friends, you would like to take a more critical look at the events you attend or are just interested in the topic - after the workshop you will know a little more about how to make partying more sustainable. And why this is so important.

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

Place: zoom

Community gardens to supply the canteens? Modules on education for sustainable development in all degree programmes? Or maybe a paperless examination office?

We would like to invite all members of TU Dresden to develop creative ideas in the context of this Future Workshop to make our campus more sustainable. Within two hours, we would like to give you the opportunity to let your thoughts run free, to build sustainable castles in the air and then to consider how these can lead to tangible projects.

Implementation: Pauline Neumann, Kim Gierend, Jonas Melde

Responsibility: Maria Kondratyuk

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

Ort: Mommsenstraße vor der Alten Mensa

Die Mommsenstraße ist diese Woche frei von Autos und offen für Menschen. Ein Modell für die Zukunft, oder sogar für den gesamten Campus? Der FSR Verkehr lädt euch ein darüber gemeinsam mit anderen Studieren und Mitarbeitenden zu diskutieren.

Place: HSZ/401

As part of the environmental lecture “Diversity instead of simplicity – Biodiversity in the Crisis”

If the household appliance no longer works or sewing work is needed, a visit to the RepairCafé can help now also on campus. This self-help workshop helps visitors to make the defective device functional again, under the guidance of technology-savvy volunteers.

The next RepairCafé will take place on the campus on 20 June at 5 - 7.30 pm. Any person who would like to receive free support and advice for their repair is welcome. This RepairCafé takes place as part of the regular repair events, which take place every 3rd Tuesday of the month in the SLUB Makerspace in the Drepunct Library (Zellescher Weg 17). Not only the volunteer employees of the RepairCafé Dresden/ Freital initiative, but also the employees of SLUB support with knowledge and equipment ranging from 3D printers to sewing machines.

In addition to repairing, however, the café character is also in the focus. Over coffee and cake, the visitors of the RepairCafés and the volunteers have the chance to talk to each other.

Place: Makerspace of the SLUB (turning point, Zellescher Weg 17)

Registration: https://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/umwelt-und-klima/greenoffice/anmeldung-repaircafe

Place: Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

Place: Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

Biodiversity means the diversity of all life on Earth, of genes, species, ecosystems and their interactions on land, in freshwater, in the oceans and in the air. However, we are in the midst of a massive decline in biodiversity, incl. rapidly progressing species extinction. Since the first signs of increased species extinction in the 19th century, the decline in biodiversity has continued to worsen. According to the Global Risk Report 2023, biodiversity loss is considered to be the fourth-largest risk in the world over the next decade. This dynamic is one of the greatest challenges of our time, because the loss of biodiversity not only determines how, but whether we survive in the future.

Within the framework of the Environment Commission of the TUD, the working group “Biodiversity” works for the protection and preservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services at the TUD. All status groups are represented in our working group. In a participatory process, we design and carry out research and practical projects in which all interested students and staff can participate.

In the past, we have already carried out several projects in collaboration with several stakeholders: e. g. Department 4, Green Office, Tuuwi, Sächsische Aufbaubank, Chair of Environmental Management (IHI Zittau), including the creation of a flowering meadow on the campus (ZIN area), the action "Biodiversity in the Bag", in which the first-year students received bags of seeds of local and insect-friendly flowering plants in the spring of 2023, participation in the basic lecture on ecological sustainability. as well as the environmental lecture as well as the implementation of research activities on biodiversity management at universities.

We look forward to your interest and your participation in our working group! Feel free to come and talk to us!

Place: Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

Gourmets watch out! If you want to start your morning with a relaxed breakfast and get in touch with stakeholders in the fields of education, nutrition or sustainability at TU Dresden, you will be at the right place at the free sustainability breakfast on 21 June between 10 am and 12 noon on Mommsenstraße in front of the Alte Mensa. Everybody's welcome. Everything for the physical well-being is provided by the teaching kitchen and with the smoothie bike you can make your smoothie by yourself. Try it!

Here you can get in touch with:

• Centre for Continuing Education (ZfW)
• ZLSB
• ZiLL
• Green Office
• Health4Future
• Foodsharing
• Teaching kitchen of the TU Dresden

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

After "Modeling" and "Making Campus", TUD International Campus is going further: As part of the project "Claiming Campus", in 2023, we will create stools for meeting and exchange places on campus together with the designer Jonathan Radetz. We will thus quite literally claim the space.

Now it's time to build! Everyone and more are invited to build with us during Sustainability Week. No training needed, in Frankfurt three to ninety-nine-year-olds got involved.

Join us on June 20 and 21 in front of Alte Mensa.

All information at https://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/universitaetskultur/campusleben/claiming-campus?set_language=en

Contact: Katharina Schmitt, TUD International Campus, 

Claiming Campus - Stool for Campus and Community: Talk with and for those responsible, committed and interested in the TUD Campus and its qualities: How can our campus become even more international, more collaborative, more vibrant? What can each and every one of us do to achieve this - because stools alone are not enough.

- a project on “Campus energy consumption reduction – Measures for energy optimization for a resource-conserving consumption development”.

Staff and students of the chair of building energy technology and heat supply invite us to learn about and discuss the topics surrounding energy efficiency measures on campus.

In the project, which has been running since 2019, different professorships and institutions of the TUD cooperate to analyse and evaluate measures and ideas for increasing energy efficiency on campus on a scientific basis:

> What is the energy consumption on campus?

> How and where can energy savings be made?

> What are the measurable effects of energy saving measures?

> What are the recommendations for action and how can their implementation be supported?

Place: Mommsenstraße, stand in front of the old Mensa

More information about the project: https://tu-dresden.de/ing/maschinenwesen/iet/gewv/camper

Place: Garden in the educational sciences branch of the SLUB

Place: Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

On the orchard at the Department of Building Management, Bergstraße 69, some bee colonies are looked after by employees and prospective beekeepers. If you want to learn something about bees, their keeping, care and the honey harvest, you can talk to participants about beekeeping, the weekly inspection work and the honey harvest at the stand on Mommsenstraße. Helpers are always wanted.

Place: Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

Get to know the sustainability initiatives in Dresden during a speed-dating and find out who they are and how you can get involved in sustainability. Come over here!

These are:

• attac Dresden
• WomenEnvironment Network* (FUN*)
• BUND
• Pedestrian and cycling decision Dresden
• Economy for the Common Good Dresden
• Engineers without Borders Dresden
• TU Environment Initiative
• more to follow

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

Place: Mommsenstr. in front of the Old Mensa

As part of the environmental lecture “How to activism – How we move, what moves us” by TUUWI and genow (Gender Equality Now)

Ort: Mommsenstr. vor der Alten Mensa

Der Workshop Climate Fresc, zu deutsch Klimapuzzel, wertet auf spielerische Art und Weise den letzten Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Bericht aus, um anschließend Handlungsmöglichkeiten zu entwerfen. Das spannende daran ist, dass das Klimapuzzel in etliche Sprachen übersetzt wurde und in zahlreichen Ländern durchgeführt wird. Kommt also gerne vorbei! Die Anmeldung wird in Kürze über OPAL möglich sein.

Anmeldung: https://bildungsportal.sachsen.de/opal/auth/RepositoryEntry/40187133952/CourseNode/1685759295147104004

Place: Mommsenstr.

Renegotiating the future, sustainability and energy security in history and present

Humanity finds itself in a climate catastrophe, which drives people to the streets for different reasons: Some consider current climate policy to be too careless and demand urgent improvements, while others categorically reject state interventions – especially in individual living conditions – and protest against a tightening of climate policy measures.

In addition to the seemingly temporary emergencies that made climate a “problem” in people’s daily lives (e. g. storms, floods, and forest fires), Russia’s war against Ukraine in the spring of 2022 was yet another crisis, whose profound international repercussions filled large sections of the population with concern, if not fear. But what strategies, explanations and answers do (international) climate governance and climate diplomacy now have in place to link security and environmental sustainability in a meaningful way?

The HAIT Colloquium in the summer semester 2023 offers an insight into current research on extremism, sustainability and contemporary history, which aims to contribute to a better understanding of the overlap between CLIMATE, CRISIS and SOCIETY(s). The aim is to take a look at the climate in the past and present in order to identify continuities and disruptions in dealing with climate and other disasters, to identify relevant actors and to illuminate climate discourses under different political, social or media conditions. It will also investigate the contribution political science and history can make to coping with and shaping a time of multidimensional (climate) crisis experiences.

Organized by Maren Hachmeister and Stefan Brieger


The colloquium will take place at 10:45 am online via Zoom and in person.
If you would like to participate, please register by Monday before the event (20.04 to 13.07.2023) at: hait@tu-dresden.de
You will receive the access link in good time before the event.

Ort: Mommsenstr. vor der Alten Mensa

Der Sportkurs Dancefitness bietet den perfekten Mix zwischen Spaß, guter Musik und bringt euch ordentlich ins Schwitzen. Glaubt uns, ihr werdet danach trotzdem mehr Energie haben als vorher!

Place: HSZ lawn

Sustainability is becoming more and more the basis of business. In this workshop, you will learn about practical approaches based on example companies: We look at the company's operations, services and/or products and show where the levers for sustainability lie. This includes environmental, social and governance issues. We also look at how a transformation of the company works through a holistic sustainability strategy.

Here we learn for example about the potential for improvement in companies’ supply chains, learn about sustainability reports and get to know the arguments for more sustainable management. Techniques and processes are shown that enable companies to determine their current position in the field of sustainability, as well as goals and strategies to improve it. The workshop will give you an insight into the extent to which sustainability can be achieved in the economy at the company level and where you can make a positive contribution later on in your day-to-day work.

Please register for the event via OPAL or .

Place: HSZ lawn

Place: Mommsenstraße in front of the Alte Mensa

On 22.6. from 3 pm we organize a change of clothes, which is open to all genders. There you can bring the clothes you no longer like, jewelry and nail polish and find new treasures. During the change of clothes, we have also prepared an exhibition for you on gender roles in relation to fashion.

Please bring no more than 5 items of clothing to exchange. There is no limit to jewellery and nail polish.

Feel free to drop by, be inspired and celebrate with us the variety of clothes without conventions!

Organiser: United Nations University Institute for Integrated Management of Material Fluxes and of Resources (UNU-FLORES), Leibniz Institute for Ecological Spatial Development (IÖR), Technische Universität Dresden (TU Dresden). The DNCi is funded by the Saxon State Ministry for Energy, Climate Protection, Environment and Agriculture (SMEKUL). Concept note by Dr. Nora Adam (UNU-FLORES), Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Wende (IÖR) and Dr. André Lindner (TU Dresden)

At one of the world’s most important biodiversity conferences, CBD-COP 15 in Montreal, new targets for the conservation of this vital resource were negotiated. Its results must now be implemented at national and regional level.

In the seminar series "Saxon Dialogue on Biodiversity", the three institutions, UNU-FLORES, TU Dresden and IÖR, worked to raise awareness of the importance of biodiversity at the regional level in Saxony and beyond. While the public was at the centre of this dialogue, the Interim Dresden Nexus Conference 2023 (DNCi-2023) invites high-level experts from academia, industry, agriculture, political institutions and civil society to discuss how the results of COP15 can be implemented in Saxony and beyond.

By bringing these actors together at regional and national level, the DNCi promotes dialogue on how Nexus thinking contributes to the achievement of the 30x30 goal as the most important outcome of COP15.

What opportunities does Saxony have to assume regional responsibility in order to support the fulfilment of national obligations? Not least, the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) requires a profound transformation towards strengthening sustainability, not only in its environmental but also in its economic and social dimensions.

Place: HSZ/E03

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

Room: HSZ/E03

Speaker: Dr. Carsten Knoll

On the one hand, digitalisation and sustainability are the two central challenges of the 21st century, but on the other hand, they are usually examined and discussed separately from each other.
The workshop will therefore first analyse the risks and opportunities that arise from various facets of digitalisation for sustainable development to be pursued in the broad sense. Both the physical aspects (e. g. energy and resource consumption) and the social aspects (e. g. informational self-determination, digital sovereignty) are considered. Based on the analysis phase, options for action for the individual level as well as for decisions at different structural levels are discussed.
In addition to prepared input, there will be ample opportunity for interactive participation in all phases of the workshop. Carrying digital terminals, preferably with a keyboard, is useful for this purpose.

Registration: https://bildungsportal.sachsen.de/opal/auth/RepositoryEntry/40051900417?6

STAV e. V. organizes a beer pong tournament with registration and stake amount. There are also hot dogs on a donation basis.

Prior registration is possible here:  https://forms.gle/ARGu78zaJjbwbh276

The Great Green Wall

as a summer cinema with the 'cinema in the box' on the HSZ meadow (in bad weather in KiK).

We regularly invite you to the free film evening, during which we would like to show you interesting films on environmentally relevant topics – from stirring documentaries to gripping feature films, varied films dealing with how we deal with our planet. So come by and find new views of the world on a cozy evening.

You've wanted to see THIS movie for a long time? Then contact us at filmabend@tuuwi. de. We'll try to get him to the movies for you.

On 23 and on June 24th, we will work with our guests to find climate-friendly, social and fair solutions for the next event, cultural event and celebrations in large and small style. Exciting and playful exchange formats await on topics such as the economy of the common good, global supply chains, sustainable communication and the question of whether hedonism and sustainability are compatible at all. In addition, there is live music by orchestra, band and DJs, performances, theatre and on Saturday a children's play area with program. Friday, 23.06. from 3:00 pm with evening music program from 8:30 pm
Saturday, 24.06. from 12:30 pm with evening music program from 21:00 pm. The event is free of charge. More info (and soon the full program) on our website and onInstagram.

And here a few more information about the association Sukuma arts e. V. is committed to people who promote ecologically and socially sustainable lifestyles and consumerism to a broad public and show opportunities for everyday action. We are guided by the ideas of the Transition Town Movement, the approaches of commoning and sociocracy. Education for Sustainable Development (BNE) and Global Learning are our guiding principles.

We invite you to a donation bike tour, which is visibly positioned against the right, both spatially – in the countryside of the Osterzgebirge – and ideally; by supporting the anti-fascist initiatives "Herz statt Hetze", "Exit Deutschland" and "Mission Lifeline".

As part of the third-party project eine Uni, ein Buch, we donate the respective amount of 88,88€ – you choose which of the organizations you would like to support and cycle together with us to the Kamelienschloss in Pirna (approx. 22km).

Return: Who wants to take public transport, whereby the bicycle tickets are provided by us.

Other: Literary snacks will be provided, but please pack food and enough water yourself;)

Meeting point: 24.06.23, 10 am , Mommsenstraße in front of the Rectorate

Registration: Please register here to participate; limited number of participants.

For questions please send an email to:

On the Tour of Utopias you can experience Dresden on a bicycle, take yourself to unknown places and new ideas, take a look behind the visions of different projects and companies and exchange ideas with other people interested in the future. With a wide range of topics, the tour presents a diverse picture of the challenges and the opportunities to think and make the future differently.

At the end of the tour at 2:45 pm we drive to the car-free Mommsenstraße, which will be closed as part of the Nachhaltigkeitswoche and the campaign Get involved - Car free campus.

With a colorful party with food, drinks and activities as well as space to relax and exchange, we end the day appropriately.


If you want to ride with us, you can choose between two tours across Dresden this year. For more information just visit Zukunftsgestalten .

Registration for the tours via:

On 23 and on June 24th, we will work with our guests to find climate-friendly, social and fair solutions for the next event, cultural event and celebrations in large and small style. Exciting and playful exchange formats await on topics such as the economy of the common good, global supply chains, sustainable communication and the question of whether hedonism and sustainability are compatible at all. In addition, there is live music by orchestra, band and DJs, performances, theatre and on Saturday a children's play area with program. Friday, 23.06. from 3:00 pm with evening music program from 8:30 pm
Saturday, 24.06. from 12:30 pm with evening music program from 21:00 pm. The event is free of charge. More info (and soon the full program) on our website and onInstagram.

And here a few more information about the association Sukuma arts e. V. is committed to people who promote ecologically and socially sustainable lifestyles and consumerism to a broad public and show opportunities for everyday action. We are guided by the ideas of the Transition Town Movement, the approaches of commoning and sociocracy. Education for Sustainable Development (BNE) and Global Learning are our guiding principles.

Place: Mommsentraße

With children's make-up, children are colorfully painted with suitable colors on the face. There are no limits to the imagination when it comes to the motifs. In addition to beautiful princesses, wild animals and dangerous pirates, completely invented patterns can also be applied.

Place: COSMO Science Forum

The Sustainable Coffee Hour is an exchange format between employees of the state capital Dresden and university members of the TU Dresden at the working level.

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

Room: HSZ/E03

Speaker: Gerlinde L. Behnke

Because sustainability also includes the sustainability of human relationships:
Taster course and some background on nonviolent communication after Rosenberg (NVC)
From home and our surroundings we have learned a certain way of dealing with other opinions: retreating, splashing out, attacking is the best defense or seeking compromises etc. .

NVC takes a different approach. With NVC you can learn to pay attention to what is really important to you / what you can stand for. On the other hand, you also have to learn to find out what is important to your other person, even if they expresse themself in a completely different way. ("I hear something you're not saying.")

NVC is about courage. It is more a concept of life than just a method of communication. And certainly not flushed.

In two separately attended sessions of 1. 5 - 2 hours each you will hear a little background on NVC and then practice seeing the world differently and practicing reacting to it differently. Because:
"Not the environment, not heredity, but the personal response is ultimately the decisive factor in our lives. And here lies our responsibility!" – Martin Luther King

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

Place: in the campus office Uni with child

Yawning emptiness in the closet? Or is it more likely to burst at the seams? Either way, we can fix it.

On Tuesday, 27.06.2023 our second children's clothing exchange will take place as part of the sustainability week of TU Dresden. From 10 am to 6 pm the children's dress carousel takes place at Campusbüro. Well-preserved children's clothes and toys can be brought and exchanged. Also those who (yet) have nothing to trade and just want to come and browse, are warmly welcome. In addition to children's clothes and toys on the changing tables, there will be coffee, tea and cake.

The dress exchange takes place in the Campusbüro Uni with children. Tables are provided by us. In the immediate vicinity is the small playground CampusKiste for our little guests.

The children's clothing exchange is free of charge and without registration. Please contact campusbuero@studentenwerk-dresden or 0351 463 32666.

Place: yet to be announced

Speaker: Gerlinde L. Behnke

Because sustainability also includes the sustainability of human relationships:
Taster course and some background on nonviolent communication after Rosenberg (NVC)
From home and our surroundings we have learned a certain way of dealing with other opinions: retreating, splashing out, attacking is the best defense or seeking compromises etc. .

NVC takes a different approach. With NVC you can learn to pay attention to what is really important to you / what you can stand for. On the other hand, you also have to learn to find out what is important to your other person, even if they expresse themself in a completely different way. ("I hear something you're not saying.")

NVC is about courage. It is more a concept of life than just a method of communication. And certainly not flushed.

In two separately attended sessions of 1. 5 - 2 hours each you will hear a little background on NVC and then practice seeing the world differently and practicing reacting to it differently. Because:
"Not the environment, not heredity, but the personal response is ultimately the decisive factor in our lives. And here lies our responsibility!" – Martin Luther King

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

Place: HSZ lawn

Since 2014, Ines Herrmann has been working as a singer-songwriter and has released four EPs and two albums since then. This summer she is touring Germany together with multi-instrumentalist Zannahh to celebrate the release of their joint studio album “Someone like you”. Stylistically, Ines Herrmann works in the field of Acoustic Folk/Folk Rock/Singer Songwriter, but does not shy away from contact with other styles without losing her own distinctive signature. Starting with a few guitar chords and an enchanting voice, sometimes solo, sometimes accompanied, she can look back on numerous band projects. Her songs are about everyday things – love, longing, search, interpersonal – and like no other artist she manages to dress these in simple words and harmonious melodies that resonate in her mind for a long time.

More information: https://inesherrmann.eu/

Since 2003, TU Dresden has had a validated environmental management system in accordance withEMAS. The Environmental Protection Group, together with members of the University and external companions and supporters, would like to celebrate this anniversary 

beginning 10 am in the Fritz-Förster-Bau, lecture hall H244.

The festive event will begin in the morning with a panel discussion that will show the results of recent years and highlight the role of EMAS in the development of TU Dresden towards sustainability (10-12 am).

Registration for the entire event or only for the morning / afternoon event is possible here.

We are at the end of the age of expansion – and we need a new narrative for the next step. The limitations of our Earth collide with the reality and necessity of rapid social development. If we accept that both are harsh realities, then we face a dilemma of limitation and dynamism. The desperate, though understandable, call for renunciation and reconsideration is helpless and ineffective, because it does not solve the dilemma. The mathematical principle of folding could provide this solution, for it allows infinite development in a finite world through growth into diversity. Not growth into more, but growth into diversity. This is not theoretical, but very practical – be it in the context of European emissions trading or corporate tax.

Share your knowledge. Learn from each other. Build your network.

Climate change has become a global emergency, and mental health effects are increasingly being described and understood. Vulnerable groups, especially those in low-income countries and minority communities, are particularly experiencing the worst impacts of climate change. This talk will be presented the work of early career mental health clinicians and researchers in culturally and socioeconomically different countries across the continents. According to research, there is a dire need for more specific psychiatric education and for advancing global and local efforts in this direction. The three main domains of the mental health impact of climate change will also be presented: direct, indirect, and physical conditions, based on our research results. This talk offers an up-to-date overview of the consequences of climate change on mental health.

Interested?
Please register via Zoom
Talk & FAQ in English

About the speaker
Ruta Karaliuniene is a specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy. She is completing her doctoral thesis at the Center for Early Prevention of Mental Disorders (Universitäts-klinikum Carl Gustav Carus, Dresden).  She will share her recent publication on climate change and the mental health of children and adolescents in this lecture.

Our Peer Talks will not be recorded.