Who we are

We are committed to driving sustainability in the textiles and fashion industry. Our mission is to develop and implement innovative strategies, tools, and training modules that equip educators, professionals, and industry stakeholders with the knowledge and resources to reduce environmental impact, enhance social responsibility, and embrace circular economy principles.

Through vocational and adult education, we aim to transform industry practices by integrating sustainability into training curricula, fostering collaboration among key players, and ensuring long-term impact beyond the scope of our project. By engaging educators, businesses, policymakers, and NGOs, we work towards a more responsible and sustainable future for the textile and fashion sectors.

Join us in shaping a greener, more ethical industry.

  • BildungsLAB
    Learning, Inclusion & Innovation

    Coordinator of the project - BildungsLAB is a creative learning hub in Vienna, rethinking education through hands-on, inclusive and digital approaches. We blend creativity, sustainability and storytelling to help people gain practical skills for work and life.

    Our Threads method lets participants weave personal stories into shared experiences, fostering connection and empowerment. With over 10 years of experience in EU-funded projects, we promote social inclusion, digital skills and sustainable learning - making education accessible, engaging and transformative.

  • COMPASS is a non-profit private company located in Innsbruck with an intercultural focus that promotes the professional, cultural and social integration of young people and adults from disadvantaged backgrounds into the local community. Its activities are aimed at people who face various obstacles due to their disadvantaged background, so the intention is to support educational, social and professional empowerment, to promote public awareness of the needs of disadvantaged people.

    The mission is to empower young people and adults by addressing educational, social and vocational challenges through tailored training programmes, workshops and career guidance. Through innovative and sustainable projects, it aims to create a society where everyone has equal access to opportunities, promoting mutual understanding, lifelong learning and social cohesion.

  • Tag Green is a Greek social cooperative committed to sustainability, circular economy practices, and environmental education. It operates Fabric Republic, an innovative textile management initiative that focuses on clothing recycling, upcycling, and social redistribution, promoting both environmental responsibility and social inclusion.

    Through green entrepreneurship, waste reduction programs, and community engagement, Tag Green empowers businesses and individuals to adopt eco-friendly practices, creating a sustainable and inclusive future.

  • The Sustainable Design and Materials Lab (DiMa) is a research centre at the Estonian Academy of Arts that links research and teaching with sustainable product development and design practice, bringing together students, researchers, practitioners and companies. DiMa is engaged in circular economy and circular product and service development, material design and research, building on EKA's previous research and teaching experience in this field.

  • INTEGRA – Institute for Psychosocial Counselling and Social Innovation is a special model of social entrepreneurship that employs people with disabilities. Our mission is the promotion of a "learning community" and for education in the fields of nutrition, general health and sustainability. INTEGRA is confirmed by the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce as a learning centre for citizens and preparing workshops and training sessions also for other target groups.

www.bildungslab.com