Junk Kouture: Youth Sustainable The World's First Sport for Creatives for Schools!

JUNK KOUTURE – 2024

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The Junk Kouture 24/25 Competition Handbook is now available for download! 

This is the ultimate resource for your Junk Kouture journey – everything you need in one place, carefully crafted to guide you and your students from start to finish.

We’ve worked hard to bring all the essential elements into this single document—lesson planstimelinessubmission detailsinspiring stories, and step-by-step guidance—all integrated throughout to make your experience seamless and easy to access all resource!

For French and Italian versions, visit our Eductor Hub found under Education 

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A sustainable fashion competition

Junk Kouture is open to 12-19 year-olds and challenges young people to design, upcycle and create high end Kouture from recycled Junk, before showcasing their design and representing their school on stages across the world!

DISCOVER

Junk Kouture offers schools and students a creative way to become involved in active climate change initiatives, empowering them to lasting behavioural change. We are constantly evolving the educational materials available to both educators and students on issues of sustainability and circular economies to help them look beyond their Junk Kouture project and begin to apply the knowledge learned to all aspects of their lives. 

EVENTS

DUBLIN CITY FINAL 2024

Watch now on the RTEPlayer a celebration of creativity and innovation, from across Ireland.

watch now

2023 WORLD FINAL

Junk Kouture's Festival of Creativity & Circularity took place in February 2024 at the Grimaldi Forum, in Monaco.

Catch the hightlights below of the live event!
highlights

2024/2025 PROGRAMME

Register for our 2024/25 programme and give your school the opportunity to showcase its designs on stages around the world.
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Junk Kouture is delighted to announce that it has been appointed a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Champion by the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications for 2024-2025.
 

The Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications, Eamon Ryan TD announced the appointment of 20 organisations from across society, including Junk Kouture, THINKHOUSE, Leave No Trace Ireland, UCD, Cork Chamber, and Too Good To Go as part of the 2024-2025 SDG Champions Programme, to serve as leaders in driving forward Ireland’s progress towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

WE'RE WORKING TOWARDS A BETTER FUTURE!

Using the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGS) as our guide, we have devised an sustainability policy to constantly challenge the way we operate and to make us accountable to our students, schools, staff, partners, stakeholders, and planet.

We have committed as an organisation to focus on 6 areas of improvement

A PLATFORM FOR YOUTH ACTIVISM

EDUCATION

Junk Kouture offers a student-centric, value-driven learning experience for young people, in line with the requisite twenty-first century competencies (21CC). The process integrates formal and informal learning, to allow students to experience purposeful learning. Each Junk Kouture participant will engage their head, heart and mind to increase their understanding of:

SUSTAINABILITY  SELF - DEVELOPMENT CREATIVITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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