June, 2025, Mumbai- Whistling Woods International (WWI), Asia’s premier institute for Film, Communication, and Creative Arts, reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability and innovation with the launch of a pioneering campus-wide initiative on the occasion of World Environment Day 2025. 604f1k
This year’s initiative takes a creative and eco-conscious leap forward, led entirely by the WWI community of sustainability warriors, who are at the forefront of collecting and transforming plastic waste into sustainable T-shirts. As part of this ongoing project, up to 50 kilograms of plastic waste is processed each month, gathered not just from the campus but also from surrounding areas. The waste is then repurposed into limited-edition garments, available exclusively at the WWI Student Store. More than just merchandise, these T-shirts serve as powerful symbols of student-led environmental action, showcasing how creativity and responsibility can drive lasting, positive change.
Meghna Ghai Puri, President of Whistling Woods International commented on the initiative, “At Whistling Woods International, we believe that creativity must go hand in hand with sustainability. World Environment Day serves as a powerful reminder, but our commitment to the planet goes far beyond just one day. Sustainability should be a way of life, integrated into everything we do. Through initiatives like these, we aim to inspire our students to lead with purpose and contribute meaningfully to a greener future.”
WWI’s dedication to sustainability is deeply rooted in its campus culture. For years, a dedicated plastic crusher machine has been operational on-site, converting waste into durable raw material for outdoor furniture and infrastructure, including benches placed across the campus. These year-round circular economy efforts highlight the institute’s ongoing mission to reduce its environmental footprint.
The recycled T-shirt project aligns perfectly with WWI’s larger educational philosophy, where experiential learning, community engagement, and creative expression are tied to purposeful, real-world impact. Students are encouraged to become not only creative professionals but also responsible changemakers who understand the power of their choices, both artistic and environmental.
This World Environment Day, WWI reminds us that small, consistent actions can create large, lasting change. By turning trash into textiles, the institute sets an example for academic institutions across the country, showing how environmental responsibility can be woven into the fabric of everyday life.
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