UPCYCLING WORKSHOPS

Monthly activities with Open Calls dedicated to youth aged 13 - 30, who are eager to explore upcycling practices and zero waste principles. The Upcycling Workshops revolve around creatively reusing waste materials through crafting techniques and digital fabrication machines, to create innovative approaches and new product lines. 

The Workshop program focuses extensively on providing youth with a practical toolkit to design, implement, and manage solution-driven initiatives that are environmentally inclusive and feasible. 

    PREVIOUS UPCYCLING WORKSHOPS

    1. UPCYCLING WORKSHOP 3: POSTERS

        Have you ever wondered how to turn plastic bags into stunning posters for events and awareness campaigns? In Upcycling Workshop 3, participants d...
    2. UPCYCLING WORKSHOPS 1: FROM PLASTIC BAGS TO WALLETS

      During April 2025, the first Upcycling Workshop series organized by DYVÓ focused on exploring the potential of plastic bags as a valuable resource ...
    3. UPCYCLING WORKSHOP 2: FROM PLASTIC BAGS TO CARPETS

      In the recent upcycling workshop, participants delved into the innovative process of transforming plastic bags into beautiful carpets. This unique ...
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    VOICES

    "I gained a lot of knowledge from this workshop, but what impressed me the most was that the power to make change is in our hands."

    - Elita, 14

    "Working with plastic bags seemed very unbelievable and unusual to me at first. This experience pushed me to think differently about art and waste."

    - Ëmbla, 16

    "I feel inspired to do as much as I can and to inform others about reusing materials through adding value to them."

    - Dion, 13

    "This workshop has taught me methods of reusing plastic, the endless possibilities of creation, and seeing waste as something inspiring."

    - Blerina, 24