‘Next Gen – Now’ Event for Teens

‘Next Gen – Now’ Event for Teens

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The Wood Quay Venue, Wednesday 29th October

Calling all teens! Register for ‘Next Gen – Now' to talk to local changemakers about fast fashion and take the confusion out of fast fashion

Hosted by Dublin City Council in collaboration with Dublin City Comhairle na nÓg, this event provides an exciting opportunity to see local businesses promoting our world for the better, and for you to get the chance to talk to local changemakers about fast fashion.

  • Think about the clothes you wear, how long have you owned them, where did you buy them, where were they made?
  • In your community, are there any groups who try to make your area more sustainable, more accessible or a more friendly place to live? If not, why?
  • Could solutions like the circular economy — where we reuse, repair, or remake things to keep them in use for longer — or the social economy help address the challenges you see?

    • Free refreshments will be provided on the day.

    Date:
    Wednesday 29th October
    Time:
    2pm
    Price:
    Free
    Address:
    The Wood Quay Venue, Fishamble Street, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, Ireland
    Google Map of The Wood Quay Venue, Fishamble Street, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, Ireland

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