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No Label is a youth-led fashion and creativity project promoting individuality, sustainability, and inclusion. Through hackathons, workshops, pop-ups,
and No Label Fashion Week, students designed branding, created collections, and explored secondhand fashion. The project amplified youth voices via newsletters, social media, and a dedicated website, engaging schools, creatives, and civil society partners while encouraging responsible consumption,
self-expression, and collaborative learning across disciplines, with international cooperation, public events, measurable impact, and long-term visibility.
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No Label is a European youth project that empowers young people to explore sustainability, identity, and conscious consumerism through creativity and non-formal education. Bringing together partners from multiple countries, the project encouraged youth to question fast fashion, overconsumption, and social inequality. Through tools such as ARTivism and Doughnut Economics, participants connected art, fashion, and systems thinking to real-world challenges. Activities included workshops, style hackathons, fashion weeks, pop-up events, and collaborative design processes. Young people actively shaped the project’s visual identity, messages, and outcomes, amplifying their voices through social media and public events. No Label fosters critical thinking, inclusion, and responsible lifestyles, inspiring youth to become active change-makers and contribute to a more sustainable, fair, and creative Europe.
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No Label brings Gen Z creativity to climate action — exploring sustainable lifestyles, conscious consumerism, ARTivism, Doughnut Economics,
and ethical fashion. This 1:30 video highlights youth-led workshops, style hackathons, second-hand pop-ups, and bold storytelling that challenge fast fashion, stereotypes, and unequal systems. Watch how young people, educators, and creatives turn art into advocacy, shifting values from trends to responsibility and social justice. Perfect for climate-conscious youth, educators, and activists looking for inspiring, actionable ideas in sustainable fashion and community-driven change. Like the video and share it to amplify youth voices and conscious choices.
#NoLabelProject #SustainableFashion #ARTivism #DoughnutEconomics #GenZClimateAction
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Why participate in the No Label project?
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Gain practical knowledge about sustainability, conscious consumerism, and ethical fashion
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Learn through creative, hands-on methods such as ARTivism, workshops, and hackathons
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Develop critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership skills
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Express your identity and ideas through art, fashion, and design
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Connect with young people, creatives, and organisations from across Europe
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Take part in real events like fashion weeks, pop-ups, and public showcases
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Strengthen your voice and confidence as an active change-maker
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Contribute to positive social and environmental impact in your community
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Build experience useful for future studies, careers, and civic engagement
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A group of enthusiastic students recently embarked on an exciting journey to create a compelling video about sustainable fashion as part of the innovative project titled "No Label." This project aimed to raise awareness about the environmental and social impacts of the fashion industry and promote more conscious consumer choices.
The filming process began with extensive research. The students delved into the principles of sustainable fashion, exploring eco-friendly materials, ethical labor practices, and the importance of reducing waste. With this knowledge, they brainstormed creative ways to present these concepts in an engaging and informative manner.
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Youth voices matter because young people are not only the future — they are the present. They experience social, environmental, and economic challenges first-hand and bring fresh perspectives, creativity, and courage to address them. When youth are heard, solutions become more inclusive, innovative, and relevant to real life. Empowering young voices strengthens democracy, encourages active citizenship, and builds communities rooted
in empathy and fairness. By creating space for youth expression, decision-making, and leadership, we invest in long-term change. Listening to young people means shaping policies, culture, and systems that reflect shared values and respond to the world we live in today.
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We continue to create
NoLabel impact :)
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Youngsters Designing Hoodies
with Sustainability in Mind
A group of creative young designers took on the challenge of designing hoodies with sustainability at the core. Using eco-friendly fabrics like organic cotton and recycled polyester, they focused on reducing waste while maintaining style. Each hoodie featured bold graphics promoting environmental awareness, from climate change messages to upcycled patchwork designs. The project encouraged ethical fashion choices, teaching participants about slow fashion and responsible production. By incorporating biodegradable dyes and local manufacturing, they minimized their carbon footprint. These young innovators proved that fashion can be both trendy and sustainable, inspiring others to rethink their clothing choices.
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Join our upcoming fashion show and be part of something bigger than style. We’re looking for young creatives, models, designers, and changemakers ready to express individuality, sustainability, and bold ideas. Step on the runway, gain experience, connect internationally, and help shape a new, conscious fashion movement.
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Fashion Week is calling!
Join as a model, designer, or creative. Express yourself, break labels, meet new people, and shape the future
of bold, sustainable fashion.
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No label Fashion Week in Slovakia
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The Student Council successfully organized No Label Fashion Week in Slovakia, celebrating student creativity, individuality, and inclusive fashion expression. The week-long event featured a different fashion theme each day, encouraging both students and staff to participate and engage in the school's vibrant atmosphere.
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Daily Themes:
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Monday – Pastel Dream: Hallways were filled with soft spring tones like baby blue, lavender, and mint.
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Tuesday – Y2K Nostalgia: Participants embraced low-rise jeans, shiny materials, and colorful accessories reminiscent of early 2000s trends.
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Wednesday – TikTok Trends: Outfits reflected popular online styles such as the "Adam Sandler fit" and "Pinterest girl look."
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Thursday – Sporty but Stylish: Vintage sportswear and oversized fashion pieces took center stage.
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Friday – Only Black and White: The week concluded with a minimalist and elegant monochrome theme.
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Sustainable style across the continents starts online.
Join our international event connecting young creatives, fashion,
and conscious living.
Get inspired, share ideas, and shape the future of ethical fashion together — wherever you are
in the world.
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Online Panel on Sustainable Fashion:
Connecting Continents, Changing Perspectives
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In an inspiring and insightful initiative, our organization hosted an online panel discussion
on sustainable fashion, bringing together 30 young participants from across regions to talk about how fashion can be both stylish and responsible.
The event was not only educational but also deeply engaging, fostering international dialogue and comparison across cultures.
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Black Friday tells us to buy more. No Label invites you to think more.
This year, we choose conscious fashion over impulse shopping, creativity over excess,
and values over labels.
Repair, swap, reuse, rethink.
Because the most powerful statement isn’t
a discount — it’s choosing sustainability, individuality, and responsibility every day.
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Help us create a public awareness campaign to make a difference in our communities.
Let´s make
Black Friday
green
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From black
to green
PROJECT OUTCOMES
The ARTivism Non-Formal Education Handbook is a practical educational resource developed within the No Label project to empower young people through art-driven social change. It introduces ARTivism as a methodology that combines creativity and activism to address sustainability, inclusion, and conscious consumerism. The handbook explains art’s role as a mirror of society, a tool for empathy, resistance, healing, and envisioning alternative futures. It provides structured workshop guidance, blended learning approaches, and hands-on activities focused on sustainable fashion as a case study. Designed for youth workers, teachers, and trainers, the materials support participatory learning, critical thinking, and youth-led action across diverse cultural contexts.
The Doughnut Basics Non-Formal Education Handbook introduces young people to Doughnut Economics as a framework for balancing human wellbeing with planetary boundaries. Developed within the No Label project, it explains the social foundation and ecological ceiling and highlights how current economic models drive inequality and environmental overshoot. The handbook links Doughnut thinking to sustainable lifestyles, conscious consumerism, and the fashion industry, offering concrete examples for youth engagement. It promotes regenerative and distributive approaches for business, focusing on purpose, governance, ownership, and finance. Practical workshop modules, blended learning methods, and participatory exercises support educators in helping youth connect local actions with global goals and become informed, responsible change-makers across diverse communities and cultural contexts worldwide.
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