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Do you love K-Pop and Sokcho?

Do you love K-Pop and Sokcho? We who love K-pop and Sokcho must also face the fact that attending K-pop concerts and various local festivals in Sokcho generates carbon emissions! So, what are some ways to keep enjoying and loving K-pop and Sokcho while minimizing our carbon footprint? Earlier this year, we researched and presented seven case studies together with young members of the climate action group Big Wave. Among them, we introduced a special case on the sustainability of K-pop and Sokcho through a YouTube video. In the video, Big Wave youth members Jeong Yeon-woo and Kim Eun-hyo share
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Inspiring resources for climate action

Sustainable Action Code for Theatres

Keyword | Sustainable Theatre, Action Code
This is the guideline for sustainable theatres provided by the European Theatre Convention (ETC), a public theatre network consisting of 63 theatres across 31 countries in Europe, available since June 2021.
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Sustainable Production Guide

Keyword | Sustainable Production, Sustainable Performance
This is the guide for sustainable production created in 2013 by Julie’s Bicycle, a UK-based nonprofit organization, with support from Arts Council England. The guide is intended for those working in the performing arts industry, including artistic directors, producers, directors, production managers, lighting designers and technicians, set designers and builders, costume designers, and other performing arts professionals.
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The Theater Green Book

Keyword | Green Theatre, Sustainable Theatre,
The guidelines for sustainable theatre were created by Renew Culture, which was co-founded by Lisa Burger, former joint CEO of the National Theatre in the UK, and director Paddy Dillon, in collaboration with the consulting firm Buro Happold. Over 30 organizations, including the European Theatre Convention, the National Theatre, and Julie’s Bicycle, came together in support of this initiative. The first version was released in 2021, and the second version was published in June 2024.
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