Sustainability has come a long way as a concept from the early years of the three ‘R’s. Now Republic of Everyone are ‘handing’ it back to the people, with their ‘If There’s One Thing I’ve Learnt’ campaign. The inititative asks “key people in sustainability, green, ethical and design innovation industries what they’ve learned about how […]
July 8th, 2009
Sustainability has come a long way as a concept from the early years of the three ‘R’s. Now Republic of Everyone are ‘handing’ it back to the people, with their ‘If There’s One Thing I’ve Learnt’ campaign.
The inititative asks “key people in sustainability, green, ethical and design innovation industries what they’ve learned about how they can make the world a better place we hope to assemble the collected wisdom in the space and then share the love around.”
The team will be out in force at Saturday in Design 2009, asking architects and designers what they’ve learnt. Get along, have your say and have some fun with your own personalised ‘hand puppet’ character.
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