Femnet e.V.

‘Climate & Clothing’

‘Klima & Klamotten’ is a cross-media project by LizzyNet Redaktion and FEMNET e.V. for and with young people who enjoy fashion and textiles and feel the urge to make the world more sustainable and fair.

The project offers young people the opportunity to learn how much our clothing consumption harms the climate, to get to know alternatives to fast fashion and to try them out.

For example, you can participate in ‘Klima & Klamotten’:

1. As a young person who likes to try new things, enjoys fashion and has a heart for climate protection, you can become part of the editorial team Klima & Klamotten. Together with other young people, you create (social media) campaigns or poster campaigns, write articles, do interviews or try out how fashion can be more sustainable!
2. As a class that wants to learn more about sustainable fashion and the relationship between clothing and climate, you can register for a workshop. We'll come to your school. (All types of school from grade 7)
3. With your class, your friends, your youth group, you can request a city tour around the topic of climate & clothes with us. We will then come to your city and find out together what alternative, sustainable consumption options already exist. (City tours can be arranged for groups of five or more people)

For more information write an e-mail to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or look at the project website: https://www.lizzynet.de/klima-und-klamotten

 

Our project partner

The non-profit LizzyNet GmbH

The team of the non-profit LizzyNet GmbH can look back on more than 20 years of experience in setting up and maintaining the award-winning youth online magazine www.lizzynet.de (preceded by the Bundesinitiative Schulen-ans-Netz e.V.). A special focus of LizzyNet gGmbH is on STEM funding (especially for girls) and environmental education.

LizzyNet has designed and conducted various youth competitions on environmental and climate protection as well as offered training courses for a wide range of target groups. From 2018 to 2022, LizzyNet gGmbH, together with Wissenschaftsladen Bonn e.V., led the climate protection education project Unpacked - Plastic-Free - Unpacked - Reusable? Together for environmentally friendly packaging through, funded by the National Climate Initiative.