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IMASUS

An open-source workshop platform

Tools, knowledge, and a framework for collaborative change.

IMASUS is a public archive and an open-source platform for designing participatory learning experiences around complex sustainability challenges.

Built to be reused

A working model, not just a record of a project.

Open-source application

The Rails application is the reusable workshop platform. Fork it, adapt its workflows, and use it as a starting point for your own learning programme.

A practical toolkit

Combine workshops, published projects, a materials library, training modules, challenge cards and a glossary in one durable public site.

Designed for adaptation

The structure supports different contexts: educational programmes, community innovation labs, research initiatives, and cross-sector collaborations.

The IMASUS experience

An ambitious educational project for a sustainable textile future.

IMASUS brought together young textile professionals, educators, researchers and partners to learn by working on real industry questions. It connects material knowledge with systems thinking, creative practice, and collaborative action.

Zaragoza, Spain

Taller IMASUS España

Un taller IMASUS en Zaragoza que combina una sesion de webinar con una jornada presencial para explorar materiales sostenibles, retos de la industria textil y propuestas colectivas…

Explore this workshop

Learn more about the wider initiative at imasus.eu.

Published outcomes

Featured projects

A selection of proposals developed by IMASUS participants through the workshops.

The Imagineering framework

From shared challenges to concrete proposals.

The Imagineering Loom connects materials, training, challenge cards and collective reflection through four spaces: Appreciating, Breathing, Creating and Developing.

The Imagineering Loom

Explore the platform

Resources you can study, remix, and use.

Make it yours

Use IMASUS as a starting point for your own project.

The Rails application is open for study and adaptation; this archive shows how a completed educational programme can remain publicly useful after its workshops end.