Dezeen School Shows: a project exploring the sustainable benefits of eating insects instead of traditional meat is included in this school show by Linnaeus University in Sweden.
Also included is a scheme that promotes the mending of clothing and a series of pieces that explore and celebrate the role of craft in sustainable culture.

Linnaeus University
Institution: Linnaeus University

School: Faculty of Arts and Humanity, Department of Design

Course: BFA Design + Change, BFA Visual Communication + Change, MFA Design + Change

Tutors: Anthony Wagner, Daniel Gustafsson, Åsa Ståhl, Anna-Karin Arvidsson, Eric Snodgrass, Matilda Plöjel, Olga Nikolaeva, Cassandra Troyan, Mirai Nemoto, Linda Hilfling Ritasdatter, Ola Ståhl and Nina Paim School statement:
"Today, it is both formally and globally recognised that both ecological and social systems are in a critical state.
"We also know that human activities, not least design and its associated overconsumption, drive unsustainability. With + Change, we want to emphasise the potential of design to affect change and extend it. + Change comprises different perspectives on change, such as adaptation, evolution and revolution.
"For us, + Change very much includes examining, challenging and changing the norms that shape the everyday life of individuals as well as society at large.
"Affecting change through design can be about initiatives directed at products, systems or worldviews. We can choose to use design to ...