When? 12 to 2 p.m.

Where? Emil-Figge-Str. 50, Department 16, Room 4.212

What? Upcycling workshop - REPAIRED BY

REPAIRD BY is a brand where clothes with signs of wear and tear are reworked. As part of this workshop, you can bring your own worn out or broken clothes and give them a new life. Everyone can be as creative as they like or simply make the textiles usable again. Once the clothes have been successfully repaired, they will be labelled „REPAIRED BY“ and your own signature. The Workshop is from 12 p.m. till 2 p.m. but it can be prolonged if it is requested.

Registration at nachhaltigkeitasta.tu-dortmundde with the subject "Registration Upcycling Workshop"

Number of participants max. 15 persons

When? 2 to 4 p.m.

Where? Room 076, Vogelpothsweg 85, 44227 Dortmund

What? Knitting soap bags

Since the last two knitting courses went very well, we offer you another knitting course as part of the sustainability week, in which soap bags are knitted this time. These are not only practical and sustainable, because you can continue to use the leftovers of your favorite soap, but also to create enough foam with solid shampoo or shower bars. In addition, a soap bag makes it easier to hold the soap and prevents it from slipping easily out of your hands. 

Registration at kulturstwdode

Number of participants max. 8 persons

When? 2 to 4 p.m.

Where? Online

What?Teaching sustainability in a playful way with the sustain2030 simulation game

Are you curious about how to anchor sustainability in your teaching? Do you want to get your students actively involved in discussions? In this interactive lecture you will learn how to do this with the help of the simulation game sustain2030. Discuss this topic with experts and colleagues and learn about other best-practice approaches.

Registration at https://hd.zhb.tu-dortmund.de/weiterbildung/workshop-portal/anmeldung-blitzlicht-lehre-4/

When? 4 to 6 p.m.

Where? Emil-Figge-Str. 44, 44227 Dortmund, lecture hall U33 (right entrance, near the S-Bahn station)

What? Sustainability in university teaching - normative orientation or employability of students?

The people of today are supposed to save the world of tomorrow. How can or must universities prepare students for this? Is it enough to orientate specialist knowledge towards sustainability or should normative orientation also play a role in teaching? Is it perhaps even student employability? We would like to discuss this with lecturers from TU Dortmund University and Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts and you.

Moderation:

• Prof. Dr. Oliver Langbein (Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Department of Design) and
• Prof. Dr. Torsten Füg (Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Department of Electrical Engineering)

Guests:

• Frank Ragutt (TU Dortmund University, Institute of General Educational Sciences and Vocational Pedagogy)
• Prof. Dr. Claudia Gärtner (TU Dortmund University, Department of Catholic Theology, specialising in practical theology and religious education)
• Dr. Kim Lauenroth (Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Department of Computer Science, specialising in digital design)
• Prof. Dr. Stefanie Rosenmüller (Dortmund University of Applied Sciences, Department of Applied Social Sciences, specialising in philosophy, ethics and education)

Number of participants max. 200 persons

When? 6 to 8 p.m.

Where? In front of the main entrance EF50 (Emil-Figge Str. 50)

What? Chain Theater - bike tour with improv theater

During an unhurried bicycle tour, we will stop at different places in the vicinity of the campus. At each place, our ensemble will improvise ad-hoc theater scenes about your very own suggestions! This way, every scene will be completely unique, unfolding as being action-loaded or absurd, as being funny or heart-rending.

CAUTION: Our ensemble will perform IN GERMAN!

The Kettentheater (German: “Chain Theater”) takes up the iconic Kettenkino (“Chain Cinema”) of Dortmund’s bike kitchen, which, during the last edition of the Sustanability Week, presented short films at the different stops. For the current edition, we have won inTUition, the successful improv ensemble of TU Dortmund University, for a cooperation.

To participate, you need a functioning bicycle and, depending on the weather, something suitable to wear. The tour will take about 2 hours. In case of heavy rain, we will move to a room inside EF50.

Registration is not required.