RMIT's and Merri-bek City Council's – Circular Campus to Community Project is delivering a series of collaborative and connected circularity-themed Workshops. Activities will centre around five circular streams: Regenerate, Repair, Recycle, Redesign and Rethink – with a focus on textiles creation, repair, and care, through knowledge and skill sharing.
Led by experts from RMIT's School of Fashion and Textiles and College of Vocational Education, sessions focus on clothing repair alongside other circular practices.
Explore the full range of workshops on offer and register ASAP to secure your place.
To find out more visit RMIT PlaceLab or for any questions, please contact place.lab@rmit.edu.au
Have you got a t-shirt you wish you could alter or restyle?
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