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Earth Day Heroes

We’re calling on young people with a passion for the planet to enter our exciting competition to raise awareness and take action on environmental issues.

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Sparks Bristol

Visit Sparks Bristol, an innovative hub of sustainability, creativity and education in the heart of Bristol.

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Voices: Art is Refuge

Celebrating the work and creative resilience of Bristol-based artists from the refugee and migrant community.

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Celebrating Our World Through Flags at Sparks

Over the last few weeks, Sparks has been on a joyful journey of celebration, curiosity and connection. The aim was to find a meaningful way to highlight the many nationalities, cultures and traditions that shape our community and the wider world. This vision sparked a simple but powerful idea that would greet everyone the moment…

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Sparks Bristol co-founder honoured with Doctorate

Our co-director Jenny Foster has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Education from UWE in recognition of her contribution in the fields of international development, sustainability and social justice, her commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals and contribution to the development of climate and sustainable education through the leadership of Global Goals Centre.

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Celebrating Earth Day Heroes Youth Awards 2025

Over 1200 young people aged 7-21 were directly involved in environmental projects in schools and communities across the city and beyond as part of the Earth Day Heroes project, and 7685 were impacted, from Bristol to Bangladesh! 

120 of these young eco-heroes received their awards at the Awards ceremony at Sparks Bristol on 30th September.

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Stop Disasters Game

Stop Disasters online game

This online game teaches children about the risks from natural hazards and how to build safer villages and cities against disasters.

Project Everyone

Project Everyone

Creative communications resource hub highlighting important campaigns associated with Global Goals.

Creating a sustainable and ethical future for the fashion industry is an important but complex challenge for government, industry and the public. The All Party Parliamentary Group for Ethics and Sustainability in Fashion was created in February 2020 by Catherine West MP and Baroness Young of Hornsey OBE. The group builds on the important work done by previous APPGs and brings together experts and change-makers to explore ways in which government can support building of a more sustainable and ethical fashion industry, both globally and within the UK. The group is currently funded by Hubbub, an environmental charity who run creative campaigns that inspire sustainable ways of living. Hubbub have commissioned Fashion Roundtable to act as Secretariat to the group.

How Can the UK Lead the Way in Sustainable Fashion?

COVID-19 has shone a light on the unsustainable and unethical nature of fashion fashion. Here the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Ethics and Sustainability in Fashion (APPG) outlines how the UK government, industries and citizens can support sustainable fashion.

Support the Global Goals Centre

There are so many ways for you to get involved with the Global Goals Centre. From volunteering to business partnerships, there is something for everyone!

Donate

You can support us by donating today! Your donations will support the development of our projects, website and a physical Global Goals Centre.

Partner

We welcome business sponsors and partners for individual projects, our website and for developing a physical centre in the heart of Bristol.

Contribute

Found something that would be a great addition to our Resource Hub? Submit it to our ever-evolving collection of resources via the link below.

Volunteer

We're always looking for talented people to support our work. If you're interested in volunteering with us, we'd love to hear from you!