Win prizes in Sustainable Fashion Week with SOS-UK!
Ready to up your fashion game and make a difference at the same time?
From 26th February to 2nd March 2024, Circuit will be teaming up with SOS-UK, a student-led education charity focused on sustainability and social justice, to bring you Sustainable Fashion Week.
Packed with learning, handy tips, competitions and fun challenges (with great prizes!), Sustainable Fashion Week will cover everything from the importance of clothing care to the eco-friendly powers of pre-loved garms. Plus, you’ll get the lowdown on the fashion industry's significant impact on global pollution. All this, and the knowledge you need to take meaningful action yourself.
To make sure you don’t miss a moment, keep an eye on our socials over the next couple of weeks. And don’t forget that it’s all online, so you can get involved from anywhere!
Why are we teaming up with SOS-UK?
At Circuit, we’re always working on sustainability – whether that’s upgrading the machines in our laundry rooms, or taking steps to reduce our impact behind the scenes. But we also know that a sustainable future is only possible if we all pull together. And that’s why we’re always looking for opportunities to support organisations who share our values.
SOS-UK believes we can’t achieve true environmental sustainability and social justice without urgent change, and that only learning can make change happen. With this goal in mind, SOS-UK works across all levels of education to facilitate, encourage and mentor people on the steps they can take, with students like you being the most powerful agents for change.
Through campaigning, learning events, research and corporate consultancy, SOS-UK is helping more and more students develop the knowledge and skills they need to become sustainability advocates and leaders. The charity is also fighting to make sure the sustainability movement gives a voice to groups that climate inaction disproportionately affects, both here in the UK and around the world.
To find out more about SOS-UK – and how you can volunteer – visit their website here.