Through engaging activities, interactive lessons, and creative problem-solving, students learn how their everyday choices can impact the world.
Together, we explore the world of fashion, environmental responsibility, and social impact—setting them on the path to becoming tomorrow's sustainability leaders.
Empower Future Leaders with Fun Solutions & Tools:
Engaging Activities for Sustainable Thinking
Interactive Experiences to Inspire Change
Creative Tools for Environmental Awareness
Empowering Youth with Sustainable Practices
Hands-On Learning for a Greener Future
Fun Ways to Explore Eco-Friendly Solutions
The Fashion Industry is a Major Driver of Climate Change,
But it's also a fun way to inspire sustainable living and shift behavior!
Curriculum Option #1 - Who Made My Clothes?
Students uncover the journey behind their clothes through interactive activities, exploring the supply chain, ethics, and sustainability. This engaging series fosters creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking while emphasizing fair trade.
1. Role-Playing: "Walk in Their Shoes"- In teams, receive $15 to "spend" on producing a T-shirt. Decide how to allocate funds across the supply chain—balancing fair wages, environmental costs, and profits—while learning about ethical decision-making and the true costs of fashion.
2. T-Shirt Adventure Relay- In this fun relay race, students journey through the T-shirt supply chain, from cotton fields to store shelves. Each station represents a different step, where students complete engaging activities that highlight ethical choices along the way.
3. Fashion Detective Challenge – Become a fashion detective and uncover the stories behind your favorite clothes! In this interactive activity, students will investigate the labels of their garments to learn about their origins, production methods, and ethical practices.
4. Fair Trade Marketplace: Build Your Own Ethical Brand- Students learn the impact of fair trade and its impact on communities around the world. Creating their own ethical brand and working in teams, they source materials, develop marketing strategies, and pitch their products in a mini marketplace.
Curriculum Option #2 - Life Cycle of a T-Shirt
1. Build Your Fashion Brand – Students create a sustainable fashion brand, from sourcing ethical materials to designing products and logos, making eco-conscious choices at every step through fun, hands-on activities.
2. Sustainability Vision Boards – Get creative and design your vision for a more ethical and sustainable fashion industry. Students will focus on goal-setting, sustainability, and personal values. Eg Plastic Free Challenge or From Waste To Wonder or Designing Your Wardrobe or Future of Fashion
Students uncover the journey behind their clothes through interactive activities, exploring the supply chain, ethics, and sustainability. This engaging series fosters creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking while emphasizing fair trade.
3. From Cotton to Closet- Students become detectives, uncovering the hidden stories behind a T-shirt’s journey. Through hands-on activities and fun challenges, they explore its production process and environmental impact.
4. Upcycle Relay Race - Join the fast-paced Upcycle Relay Race! Teams compete to turn discarded items into creative new designs, promoting teamwork, creativity, and sustainability.
The Urgency of Addressing Climate Change:
Immediate Action Required To Cut Emissions by 50% by 2030
Economic Consequences
Climate-related disasters are already costing billions annually, threatening global economies and infrastructure.
Unprecedented Global Warming
The UN warns that we have less than 7 years to limit global warming to 1.5°C, or we risk catastrophic impacts like extreme weather and rising sea levels.
Biodiversity &
Health at Risk
1 million species face extinction, while rising temperatures fuel health crises and disease spread.
About the educator:
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Adila Cokar is a media-acclaimed, award-winning serial entrepreneur and the author of "Source My Garment – The Insider’s Guide to Responsible Offshore Manufacturing." With over 18 years of experience in the fashion industry, Adila is an expert in sustainable product development, offshore manufacturing processes, and business strategy. She is the force behind The Good Tee, a B-Corp Certified basics brand, featured in Forbes and Elle Magazine.
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