Come drop off your holey or lonely socks so we can make your Tawashi sponge on Tuesday, February 3rd. You can also drop off your old jogging suits or leggings to create an even more durable sponge. 
Please bring clean textiles!

Did you know that a vegetarian meal emits on average 14 times fewer GHG emissions than a meal with red meat?
EDHEC and API are committed to offering you a 100% vegetarian day: come rediscover your favorite recipes at the Garden.

Dionysos, EDHEC's oenology association, invites you to a unique tasting of non-alcoholic wines and spirits in collaboration with Sanzalc, a Lille-based wine merchant. 
This free tasting is an opportunity to discover surprising alternatives in a friendly atmosphere.

Objective: Imagine positive and inspiring narratives together to build a desirable future.
Content: this creative and collaborative workshop invites you to move beyond observations and invent new ways of telling and embodying the transition.
More info : https://www.fresquedesnouveauxrecits.org/

Objective: Understand the key levers for achieving carbon neutrality.
Content: thanks to an immersive and interactive workshop, participants will explore different scenarios to reduce their individual and collective carbon footprint.

Objective: Build more peaceful and sustainable working relationships.
A full day of dynamic, in-person experiential learning designed to transform delicate situations into real opportunities for cooperation.

Your bike has a problem? Have you been putting off this repair for weeks?
Come and learn how to repair your bike for free with the Bus à Biclou association!
Don't hesitate to give us information about the repairs to be carried out.

As part of Sustainability Week, the associations Develop and LED are organizing a screening of the film "Animal" by Cyril Dion on Tuesday, January 27th at 5:00 PM in the VIP Auditorium.

This documentary follows two young people traveling the world to meet farmers, ranchers, scientists, and engaged citizens, in order to highlight the concrete impacts of climate change on their lives and explore innovative and sustainable solutions already being implemented.

The screening will be followed by a discussion with Vipulan Puvaneswaran, an actor and activist, providing an opportunity to delve deeper into the issues addressed and to discuss the role of young people in addressing environmental challenges.

The Responsible Associations Forum (FAR) is a day dedicated to promoting social and environmental initiatives presented and highlighted by EDHEC student associations and MEL associations. Come discover numerous impactful projects around art and culture, circular economy, inclusion, biodiversity, food... 
Delicious desserts await you!

Objective: Explore the levers for transforming organizations toward a sustainable and resilient model.
This workshop offers a systemic and collaborative approach to understanding the interdependencies between social, economic, and environmental challenges.

Objective: Understand the key levers for achieving carbon neutrality.
Content: thanks to an immersive and interactive workshop, participants will explore different scenarios to reduce their individual and collective carbon footprint.
More info : https://www.2tonnes.org/

Objective: To reflect together on the role of alcohol in our society.
Why is it sometimes easier to say yes than to say no? Am I really making my own choices or am I influenced by the group?

Together with Baptiste Mulliez, our expert on addiction, we invite you to a friendly, relaxed and open group discussion where you can share your thoughts, ask questions or simply listen.

During Sustainability Week, we invite you to dedicate half a day to a community service project alongside the La Chorba association.
Participate in the distribution of breakfasts, which will take place in several cultural venues in central Paris.
Maximum 10 volunteers per session.
Art & Food is a breakfast distribution initiative in cultural venues in central Paris, which we are running in partnership with the Salvation Army Foundation. The aim of this program is to nourish both body and mind by offering a balanced breakfast, a packed lunch, and a cultural activity.

Limited places.

Objective: Experience a solidarity-based and eco-friendly initiative by taking part in concrete actions for the planet and society.
Take an active part in discovering plogging, which combines walking with collecting waste on our beaches—an opportunity to strengthen your social and environmental engagement.
The activitie will be followed by lunch

Participate in the circular economy by finding your new second-hand pieces.
The fashion industry is responsible for approximately 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions (more than the emissions from all international flights and maritime shipping combined). Fashion has an environmental impact in terms of CO2 emissions and is also responsible for 35% of the plastic microfibers released into the oceans and 20% of industrial water pollution.

Do you smoke?
Don't throw your cigarette butts on the street:
• One cigarette butt can pollute up to 500 liters of water
• It is estimated that it represents nearly 40% of the waste found in the Mediterranean Sea
• A cigarette butt can take up to 10 years to decompose
Throw your cigarette butts in the household waste bin or in the bins located on the street.
When they are available, we encourage you to use the ashtrays provided on the street (in the street, near train stations and some shops, etc.)
If not, be prepared and carry a pocket ashtray with you: come and collect yours so that your cigarette butt ends up in the bin and not in nature."

A forum bringing together EDHEC alumni currently working in sustainable finance and impact venture capital. 
A great opportunity to discover finance careers from a new, more responsible perspective while networking !

Endocrine disruptors are omnipresent in our daily lives and our environment. Their effects on human, animal, and even plant health, as well as on ecosystems, are well-established.

But what exactly are these substances? Why does industry use them so extensively? What safe and healthy alternatives exist to limit daily exposure? How can businesses adapt to address these societal, environmental, and business challenges?

with
Dr. Martine Grimaldi, gynecologist, surgeon and obstetrician – Environmental Health Advisor, City of Nice
Fabien Lanteri, EMBA TRIUM (HEC Paris, NYU Stern, LSE) – Head of Environmental Health Department, City of Nice

Did you know that a vegetarian meal emits on average 14 times fewer GHG emissions than a meal with red meat?
EDHEC and API are committed to offering you a 100% vegetarian day: come rediscover your favorite recipes at the Garden.

Objective: to experience a concrete act of solidarity within an association committed to helping people in difficulty.
Content: Active participation in the association’s daily missions (welcoming, sorting, distribution, logistics as needed), discovering their work, and engaging with volunteers. A unique opportunity to strengthen our social impact through hands-on engagement in the field.

Objective: Imagine positive and inspiring narratives together to build a desirable future.
Content: this creative and collaborative workshop invites you to move beyond observations and invent new ways of telling and embodying the transition.

Objective: Imagine positive and inspiring narratives together to build a desirable future.
Content: this creative and collaborative workshop invites you to move beyond observations and invent new ways of telling and embodying the transition.
More info : https://www.fresquedesnouveauxrecits.org

Objective: Imagine positive and inspiring narratives together to build a desirable future.
Content: this creative and collaborative workshop invites you to move beyond observations and invent new ways of telling and embodying the transition.

Objective: Build more peaceful and sustainable working relationships.
A full day of dynamic, in-person experiential learning designed to transform delicate situations into real opportunities for cooperation.

Is your bike having a problem? Have you been putting off getting it repaired for weeks? Drop off your bike for free and La Fabrique des Cyclistes will take care of everything.
Feel free to give us information about the repairs that need doing.

Tawashis" are 'zero-waste' sponges made from old textiles, which can be used for many purposes. Come make your own sponge at our stand!

Come discover a surprising and sustainable source of protein: insects!
Rich in nutrients and requiring very little water, space, and feed to raise, they have a much lower carbon footprint than traditional animal proteins.
- Beef: high water and feed consumption, high greenhouse gas emissions.
- Poultry: moderate impact, but still requires significant resources.
- Insects: up to 100 times less CO₂ emissions and minimal land and water use.
This tasting is an opportunity to explore a food alternative that could play a key role in the future of nutrition—while also sparking your culinary curiosity!

EDHEC-CLIRMAP is an interactive web tool that visualizes the regional macroeconomic impacts of climate change (regional GDP) under different climate scenarios. It combines harmonized subnational economic data (e.g., regional GDP databases) with NASA climate simulations, enabling detailed and highly localized analyses (at the provincial and regional scale).

EDHEC-CLIRMAP is an interactive web tool that visualizes the regional macroeconomic impacts of climate change (regional GDP) under different climate scenarios. It combines harmonized subnational economic data (e.g., regional GDP databases) with NASA climate simulations, enabling detailed and highly localized analyses (at the provincial and regional scale).

EDHEC-CLIRMAP is an interactive web tool that visualizes the regional macroeconomic impacts of climate change (regional GDP) under different climate scenarios. It combines harmonized subnational economic data (e.g., regional GDP databases) with NASA climate simulations, enabling detailed and highly localized analyses (at the provincial and regional scale).

Archelon has been safeguarding sea turtles and their coastal habitat in Greece since 1983. Building on data on tourism, pollution, climate change, and a deep understanding of sea turtle biology and habits, Archelon carries out a four pillar response strategy: rigorous  monitoring of nesting beaches, active conservation measures, public awareness, rescue and rehabilitation.

Every year, with the help of 700 interns and volunteers from all around the world, Archelon operates across 9 locations, spanning over 100km of coastline, to reconcile tourism and coastal ecosystems so that turtles and people can thrive in tandem.

Discover the fascinating biological cycle of the sea turtles, from nesting to hatching, how climate and human activities are affecting them and how our conservation initiatives are actively securing the future of the species.

The Social and Environmental Entrepreneurship Day (SEED) is a day dedicated to social entrepreneurship, highlighting companies and startups from MEL and Paris. It explores various fields such as inclusion and (re)integration, sustainable food, environmental awareness, and sustainable fashion. 
Come meet innovative initiatives with a positive impact on society and the environment!

Objective: Understand the key levers for achieving carbon neutrality.
Content: thanks to an immersive and interactive workshop, participants will explore different scenarios to reduce their individual and collective carbon footprint.

The ocean is facing major upheavals: climate change, overexploitation of resources, pollution… It is essential to better understand marine environments and to take action to protect them.
My Little Patch of Sea is a game to understand the marine ecosystem and the impact of our actions on it.
Limited places available, sandwich provided for a peaceful lunch.

Objective: Understand the key levers for achieving carbon neutrality.
Content: thanks to an immersive and interactive workshop, participants will explore different scenarios to reduce their individual and collective carbon footprint.

Objective: Understand the key levers for achieving carbon neutrality.
Content: thanks to an immersive and interactive workshop, participants will explore different scenarios to reduce their individual and collective carbon footprint.
More info : https://www.2tonnes.org

The Sustainability Career Fair is an opportunity to discover sustainable careers and also internal projects or initiatives related to the environmental, societal, and ethical issues of the school's partner companies. 
After round tables, come individually discuss with the various companies about job types related to inclusion, diversity, and sustainable development, as well as the skills needed to achieve them.

Is your bike having a problem? Have you been putting off getting it repaired for weeks? Drop off your bike for free and Alessandro will take care of everything.
Feel free to give us information about the repairs that need doing.

Objective: to experience a collaborative and immersive activity focused on the circular economy, by collectively tackling the challenge of recovering the “Treasure of the Manufactures” while discovering an emblematic site of Roubaix’s textile heritage.
Content: A dynamic exploration of the former 11,000 m² factory, solving team-based puzzles calling on cohesion, communication, and logic, discovering the stakeholders who are revitalizing the site and the values they uphold, and an engaging dive into the region’s industrial history. A playful and cooperative way to learn about circular economy while strengthening team spirit.
More info : https://tissel.org