PODCAST
Tune in to stories of creativity, community, and climate action from across Derry and Strabane.
Each episode shares voices from our growing movement of artists, activists, and everyday changemakers reimagining how we live, create, and care for the planet.
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Tune in to stories of creativity, community, and climate action from across Derry and Strabane.
Cathy Burns - Derry and Strabane District Council
Hear how DCSDC supports the circular economy and climate action.
Join Cathy Burns as she discusses how DCSDC is supporting the circular economy and taking meaningful action to address climate change.
Loopy Lou and Linny Bin Inspiring Children to Reduce Waste!
We chat with Maeve Leahy, the brilliant creator of the playful characters: Loopy Lou and Linny Bin! Maeve shares her inspiring journey as a mother and zero-waste campaigner, explaining how she designed these beloved characters to make complex ideas simple and enjoyable for young children.
The Triax Neighbourhood Management Team in Derry City!
They are genuine heroes building resilience, confidence, and social inclusion from the ground up through community reuse and repair. Listen to hear how they are growing community in their local area.
E Waste Prevention with Repair and Share Foyle
The Artitude team joins the wonderful community at Repair & Share Foyle for a conversation all about reuse, with a special spotlight on reducing e-waste. We meet Andrew Wright, the group’s new e-waste coordinator, who shares his experiences helping keep electrical items in use and out of landfill.
Young Friends of the Earth Derry - taking local action
Active campaigners proving that you’re never too young to make a difference. From installing water fountains to cut single-use plastic bottles in North West College to Saving the Sperrins, these guys are dedicated to sustainable action.
The Climate Wheel - Igniting Conversations and Action
To mark International Day for Climate Action, we sat down with the inspiring creators behind the Climate Wheel, a playful, powerful tool designed to spark action and conversation. Tune in to hear how they have managed to blend creativity, fun, and community engagement to inspire real change for our planet.
Unravelled - The Story of a Jumper
Join us in conversation with Marcella Di Palo, Network Weaver at Repair Cafes NI and author of this inspiring story, as we explore how small acts of repair can make a big difference for people, communities, and the planet.
LEARNING
Discover tools, guides, and creative materials designed to inspire climate action through art, culture, and community.
Our learning resources share practical ideas, workshop materials, and insights from Artitude helping individuals, schools, and organisations explore circular living and creative sustainability.
Toolkit: The Climate Wheel of Fortune
This visual element is a powerful tool for raising awareness and as a conversation starter. The wheel is painted with 12 facts about how to reduce waste, what the circular economy is and the impact of waste on the planet. The wheel is designed as a creative educational tool to engage people with the circular economy.
This toolkit, outlines strategies for teaching young children about climate change and the circular economy through creative engagement.
Toolkit: Storytelling for Change
Storytelling is an essential part of human culture and communication because it allows us to share experiences, convey emotions, and pass down knowledge across generations. It connects people by creating a shared understanding and encouraging empathy, as we step into the shoes of others through their stories.
Case Study: How Does Artitude Contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Download the case study to read a small snapshot of some important activities that have taken place during phase 1 of the project.
Case Study: Mend at the MAC - Sustainable Fashion Week 2025
In 2025, Northern Ireland Resources Network (NIRN), through its Artitude: Climate, Culture, Circularity Project, partnered with Tools for Solidarity and the Metropolitan Arts Centre (The MAC) to deliver a special event as part of Sustainable Fashion Week.
