This topic discussion is organized by the Sustainability and Impact Club of Tampere Universities with Y-Kampus and the Continuous Learning project.
Satu Mattila, co-founder of the eco-village Kurjen Tila, is joining the Sustainability and Impact Club at Tampere University this Thursday.
We’ll explore together what we can learn from eco-villages and what kind of impact they can have.
The event is free and open to all!
Thursday 6th of February, 12:00-13:00, Y-Kampus TAMK, Paja C1-23.
It's all about making sustainable challenges and solutions more visible and accessible to all. More
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