Learn how to make your own Upcycled T-Shirt Hanging plant holder workshop with Melissa Williams our Sewing and Craft Teacher at SisterWorks.

About Sisterworks
SisterWorks is a non-profit social enterprise based in Melbourne. We support disadvantaged migrant women through work and entrepreneurship. Through SisterWorks' Empowerment and Pathway programs, our Sisters will build the confidence and skills needed to a bright future in Australia.In our social enterprise we are producing and selling a range of eco-friendly and sustainable products such as reusable face mask (DHHS compliant - 3 layers with 1 outer layer water-resistant) or beeswax food wraps, a gluten free and vegan friendly food range such as sauces and jam. Locally and ethically producing in our hubs in Melbourne and Bendigo. 50% of the profit from each product supports the migrant women who made it.

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The Workshop will be released on the 3rd of December at 12:00pm HERE.

Learn why Vegepod is the most sustainable option for growing produce in urban environment. Hear from Simon Holloway, the co-founder of Vegepod

The talk will be released on the 2nd of December at 12:30pm HERE.

This project of creating up cycled and recycled fashion, textiles, packaging, left over building materials INDOORS & OUTDOOR TAPESTRIES is about raising awareness of current waste created by fashion industry as second largest environmental polluter on the planet. TAPESTRIES OF LOVE AND HOPE can be used in so many ways but my main aim is to hopefully, convince shade making companies to create outdoor screens, covers, farming green houses covers, animal shelters, car shades, corporate buildings tapestries walls, schools, parks, plants and trees shelters. I am currently creating and displaying TAPESTRIES around public spaces in Dandenong North, hoping to donate some to Royal Children’s Hospital as well as creating garden beds shades in the COVID -19 Garden of Love and Hope, experimental garden starting to thrive on previously unloved and forgotten land in Dandenong North.

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The talk will be released on the 2nd of December at 12:00pm HERE.

Learn how to make your own Beeswax Food Wrap with Macarena Erbs, Social Enterprise Process & Production Engineer at Sisterworks.

About Sisterworks
SisterWorks is a non-profit social enterprise based in Melbourne. We support disadvantaged migrant women through work and entrepreneurship. Through SisterWorks' Empowerment and Pathway programs, our Sisters will build the confidence and skills needed to a bright future in Australia.In our social enterprise we are producing and selling a range of eco-friendly and sustainable products such as reusable face mask (DHHS compliant - 3 layers with 1 outer layer water-resistant) or beeswax food wraps, a gluten free and vegan friendly food range such as sauces and jam. Locally and ethically producing in our hubs in Melbourne and Bendigo. 50% of the profit from each product supports the migrant women who made it.

The Workshop will be released on the 1st of December at 9:30am HERE.

Everyday living shouldn’t cost the earth.

Discover what you can do to live a more sustainable life. We’ll cover some of the chemicals typically used in cleaning products, personal care and the home, and the impact this can have on our health and the environment.
Learn how to reduce chemical and waste in your kitchen, bathroom and home with simple switch outs that are better for our planet, which will also save you money.

Learn how to make smarter environmental choices, which can even save you money.

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The Workshop will be released on the 30th of November at 1:00pm HERE.