The Art of ESG

This interactive online workshop explores how art and community engagement can revolutionise ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) learning, drawing from Ahol Sniffs Glue’s Geographies of Trash, an innovative project incubated at Florida International University’s Ratcliffe Art & Design Incubator (RA+DI). This session examines how creative practice can catalyse sustainability education and civic participation.

The Geographies of Trash project forms the basis of a forthcoming academic book chapter, the result of a two-year research collaboration between Dr. Faiz Kamaludin and Catalyst Now. Through this case study, the workshop will demonstrate how place-based learning, artistic activism, NFTs, and university-industry partnerships can develop actionable ESG competencies and inspire new models of environmental and social innovation.

The Geographies of Trash project forms the basis of a forthcoming academic book chapter, the result of a two-year research collaboration between Dr. Faiz Kamaludin and Catalyst Now. Through this case study, the workshop will demonstrate how place-based learning, artistic activism, NFTs, and university-industry partnerships can develop actionable ESG competencies and inspire new models of environmental and social innovation.