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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2023 · 29 MIN

EU and academia’s role in fashion’s green transformation

from Scandinavian MIND

With the Transformation Conference in Stockholm just around the corner, we revisit a talk from the Helsinki edition held in May of this year. In this live panel talk, we speak about academia and the EU’s role in fashion’s imminent need for transformation. Talking points are:How big the new EU legislations actually areWhat organisations and academia can do to help prepare the industry for this upcoming transformationAnd where you will find the best resources for understanding what’s happening in the EU right nowSpeakers: Mauro Scalia, Director of Sustainable Businesses at European Apparel and Textile Federation, Marika Ollaranta, head of decarbonizing industries, Business Finland, Kirsi Niinimäki, associate professor of design and fashion research at Aalto University, and Emilia Gädda, chief advisor, sustainability and circular economy, Finnish Textile and Fashion.Don’t miss the upcoming Stockholm edition of the Transformation Conference!Date: 31 August 2023Time: 09.00–13.00Location: Snickeriet, Augustendalstorget 6, 131 52 Nacka strandConference entry is free of charge. Limited seats.Register here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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