HAPPY WORLD EDUCATION DAY!
Please save the date for the next two-part edition of The Digital Multilogue on Fashion Education 2025/2026. We are thrilled to announce the new theme: “Learning to Walk, Walking to Learn”.
We look forward to treading new paths with you. Come together!
"🌟 Mark your calendars! ✨ Join for the fourth edition of The Digital Multilogue on Fashion Education! ✨Get ready for a next online get-together on October 10th, 2024, from 6-9PM (CEST). Save the date and be part of the global fashion educators' community conversation! 🌍
Multilogue Moments Episode 4 is now live! Enjoy the provocation 'Fashion & Vitality' with Otto von Busch & Christina Moon at The Digital Multilogue on Fashion Education 2023 in Berlin, redefining fashion's role from goods to cultivating abilities: https://t.co/xZ9f7TmgSv
Today we celebrate The International of Education and the launch of Multilogue Moments! - a new podcast series of Fashion is great teacher. Enjoy episode 1 ‘De-Fashion: From Fossil Fuel Fashion to a Fashion Pluriverse’ – a Provocation by Sandra Niessen
https://t.co/iWRwZZNSPb
COME TOGETHER! De-Fashioning Education – A critical thinning an d making conference I 15-16 September 2023 I Berlin I PRELIMINARY PROGRAM OUT NOW – REGISTRATION IS OPEN See details on conference website: https://t.co/po6kcyGpz5
Come together! Call for Collaboration DE-FASHIONING EDUCATION – a critical thinking and making conference I 15-16 September 2023 I Berlin (hybrid)
https://t.co/po6kcyGXoD
Follow the link to watch @LesibaMabitsela’s “BE YOUR OWN PUNK” a fashion film.
B.Y.O. seeks to acknowledge important contributions black and brown creative cultural practitioners have made to Punk identities in Africa and the diaspora.
https://t.co/xWGLv2rmB6
"Here, punk is also redefined as an act of creative solution making or as acts of resistance, created out of necessity, and at time, a revival. "
-@LesibaMabitsela
"Punk in contemporary manifestations also reminded me of my youth, growing up in one of the first mixed-raced suburbs, and made my first white friend. Politely sitting through discographies of punk rock bands and skateboarding, [it] meant more than just the sporting activity.