- Understand the connections between planned obsolescence, economic growth, waste, and environmental impacts.
- Gain hands-on experience repairing small items (electronics, textiles, school materials, tools).
- Learn to follow and evaluate repair guides and identify barriers to repairability.
- Produce a creative action project (video, repair campaign, or repair manifesto).
- Reflect on how collective repair could change consumption patterns and economic structures.
Available language: English
Topics: Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Environmental Studies, Computer Science, Technology and Design, Arts and Music, Social Studies, Philosophy