The KUL project continues to bridge borders and foster creativity with the start of its Sustainable Fashion & Design lecture series, held on May 13th. The session brought together participants from all three partner organizations:
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🇭🇷 CUK Bjelovar – Center for Lifelong Learning and Culture Bjelovar (Croatia)
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🇷🇸 Engineers for Environmental Protection Novi Sad (Serbia)
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🇸🇮 Development Center Murska Sobota (Slovenia)
This online lecture was organized in close collaboration with Callegari – the Italian School of Fashion and Design, a respected institution known for its emphasis on innovative and sustainable design practices.
The session marked the first in a three-part series dedicated to sustainable fashion, highlighting contemporary approaches that balance style with ecological responsibility. Participants explored the relationship between fashion, environmental awareness, and new trends in design that emphasize slow fashion, ethical production, and creative reuse of materials.
Upcoming Sessions
The Sustainable Fashion & Design module will continue with two additional sessions, offering deeper insights and practical applications:
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📅 May 20th
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📅 May 27th
The entire module is co-organized by CUK Bjelovar and Callegari, and is part of the broader educational framework of the KUL project, which focuses on sustainability, culture, and cross-sector creativity.
About the KUL Project
The KUL project promotes lifelong learning, regional cooperation, and sustainable innovation in the fields of traditional crafts, cultural tourism, and fashion & design. By bringing together partners and learners from Croatia, Serbia, and Slovenia, the project aims to create an inspiring educational space rooted in shared heritage and future-focused thinking.
We thank all participants for their engagement and curiosity – and we look forward to continuing our journey through sustainable creativity in the sessions to come!
Stay tuned for updates and follow our progress on the KUL project website and social media channels.
