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Sustainable learning? Learning for sustainability?

Today we introduce the new social platform Dumonda.Me, where you can ask questions about sustainability and get answers from a growing community of committed people. And we invite you to a journey to so former 'windows' about learning for sustainability in the advent calendar.

DumondaMe is a new social network, a place on the Internet where all interested parties can collect and answer questions. It is about "sustainability in the broadest sense" - more than nature conservation: social changes, relationship work, lifelong learning and new participatory forms of work are as much a part of it as, for example, art projects and questions about the meaning of life. DumondaMe offers access to 11 subject areas. The contents invite you to browse and you too can easily share your knowledge or have your burning question answered by others. For example today's question of the day

Many Swiss people are already involved in concrete projects to promote greater sustainability in the economy, in social issues and in our dealings with nature. DumondaMe aims to give these projects and organizations, large and small - "Commitments" more visibility. By registering your commitment on DumondaMe, you can inform all users at once and reach people who are interested in sustainability! DumondaMe is free of advertising and free to use.

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How has Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) developed over the last 20 years? | Browse through the education windows from earlier years of the Advent calendar. In 2006, for example, the UN Decade of ESD was proclaimed, in 2008 we presented a project by Swisscom and partners to recycle mobile phones and use them to overcome the digital divide, in 2012 we presented a project for "Von Vordenkern und jungen Philosophinnen" in Lichtenstein, in 2013 the SBB invited people to the "rolling classroom", in 2014 we presented the ETH refectories as places of learning, in 2017 the VUIB association presented a tried and tested programme on how to do environmental education with and for refugees. In 2018 the "Vegetable Farming Demo" showed how education in the field can work for a future generation that knows what it is eating...


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