The chemical processes, synthetic fabrics or animal products in industries such as fashion are hugely polluting. But once again, nature already has provided many solutions for us. From pineapple to fungi, there are some incredible alternative materials available, discovered by clever innovators, who provide a way towards a much more sustainable supply chain and source materials for our everyday products. Some of these innovative companies are already working with global brands and are advocating for more widespread use of these alternative materials. Let’s take a look at these exciting innovations!

More than half of the world’s population lives in cities, and it’s expected that most future population growth will happen in urban areas. Making cities more sustainable and healthier is an important objective for the future. Let’s take a look at what ideas have developed so far and how these sustainable cities of the future might look like!

In Meet the Creator we talk to inspiring creatives about their work and motivations. This time: Photographer Sabine Rovers creates dreamworlds to temporarily escape reality’s troubles and stimulate connection.

In ‘Meet the Creator’ we talk to inspiring creatives about their work and motivations. This time: Jamie Nee. Artist, activist and microbiology student, Jamie is committed to spreading messages about the importance of protecting ourselves from ourselves.

In Meet the Creator we talk to inspiring creatives about their work and motivations. This time: Yemeni photographer and storyteller Thana Faroq, who uses art to respond to the changes that have been shaping her life when fleeing from Yemen to the Netherlands.

In Meet the Creator we talk to inspiring creatives about their work and motivations. This time: illustrator and artist Nanna de Jong who makes powerful illustrations about social justice issues.