Explore the thought-provoking works produced by students of the Social Sustainability (SOCI30016) third year Sociology Capstone subject.

Within this subject, students engage with sociological and decolonial authors and literatures to explore climate change, sustainable societies, human and nonhuman relations and Indigenous resistances to colonial waste, rising seas and mining and exploration. Their works are visualised as A1 posters, Zines, Podcasts and forms of digital mapping which highlights their research into environmental-social issues such as rising temperatures, ageing populations and urban spaces, ‘fast fashion’, e-emissions and the impact of the waste generated from our consumption habits.

Participating in Green Impact? Complete these toolkit actions by attending (teams/individuals):

Sustainability Week 2025: You have attended an event as part of Sustainability Week (30 points!)
UOM011 & S019/UOM-I02 & UOM-I03: You have shared your involvement in Sustainability Week via social media and/or interacted with one of the Sustainability Delivery Team's communication channels
UOM018/UOM-I07: You have written an article for the Green Impact newsletter based on your participation in Sustainability Week.

Contact the host of Sustainability Week: Social Sustainability with Decoloniality student project Showcase