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The "Contamos Todos" project aims to create a network of educators capable of developing educational activities in the fields of arts and crafts within their local communities, with a view to promoting cultural preservation, intergenerational engagement and social inclusion.

The Erasmus+ TransparencyChain project aims to simplify the adoption of complex technologies, such as blockchain, to track the origin of products from raw materials through to artisanal production, enabling consumers to understand how, when, and by whom the products they are buying were made.

The Erasmus+ CommunityCloth project is dedicated to training community educators and promoting sustainable urban transitions through innovative training models and community engagement in the field of small-scale textile production.

Technical assistance in establishing a garden of dye plants at the Soares dos Reis Art School in Porto, as part of the Erasmus+ Plant&Paint project.

The Revive Project is part of the initiative “Europe Through Textiles: Network for an Integrated and Interdisciplinary Humanities,” whose vision is to rewrite European history based on the massive production, trade, consumption, and reuse of textiles and clothing.

Guest lecturer for the course “Design Não Design” in the Communication Design bachelor’s program at Lusófona University. As part of this course, a project was developed focusing on practical knowledge (from doing to teaching) and the processes involved in effectively communicating “know-how” within the context of communication design.

In the spring of 2023, we offered training courses on sheep shearing, aimed at shearers, sheep farmers, and other professionals interested in promoting local wool.

Launched in January 2023, GatewayCrafts is an Erasmus+ project that involves developing pilot initiatives to facilitate access to and increase the dissemination of technical knowledge in the field of small-scale manufacturing.

Training for the educational staff at the Gaia Biological Park, with the aim of developing new activities related to the Wool Cycle for different audiences, making use of the Park’s existing resources.

Training for the staff of the Serralves Foundation’s Environmental Education Service, with the aim of developing new activities related to wool and linen for different audiences, making use of the farm’s existing resources.

The "Culture for All" project in Vinhais was dedicated to promoting artistic and cultural activities in the municipality of Vinhais. We were responsible for the Arts and Crafts sector. For this initiative, we chose to focus on wool and weaving—a raw material and a technique that are not only historically and culturally significant but also hold potential for future development in the region.

In 2022, we supported a Portuguese dyeing company that has been conducting research in the field of natural dyeing and implementing organic indigo dyeing processes.

Research, creation of exhibition content, text production, and technical and scientific consulting for the installation of the Porto Fashion and Fabric Museum, located at World of Wine.

Between 2019 and 2021, Saber Fazer organised courses at the Orient Foundation on organic indigo dyeing and pigment extraction.

An invitation-only educational event featuring two workshops: “Discovering Portuguese Wool” and “Working with Wool”.

An event held at the D. Maria II Theater in Lisbon, where we organized the “Basket Weaving” and “Wool Crafting” workshops as part of the “Portugal on the Brink of Extinction” event.

Development of an educational program for the Municipality of Famalicão. As part of the “Saber Fazer” program in Vila Nova de Famalicão, various activities were held at the Museu da Indústria Têxtil da Bacia do Ave and Devesa Park, aimed at both the school community and the general public.

Technical and scientific support for the Erasmus+ project “Craftsmanship+: Fostering a New and Competitive Approach to Crafts and Semi-Industrial High-Value-Added Sectors,” led by the University of Aveiro.

Development of a research project and annual educational program for the Serralves Foundation. As part of this project, activities were carried out focusing on the production of natural textile fibers and their processing techniques, as well as natural dyeing.