June 14 to July 14 2024

Between the kick-off of the opening match in Munich and the final match in Berlin, the district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf is inviting people to take part in activities related to EURO 2024. Together with a wide range of cooperation partners, the Education for Sustainable Development team has put together an educational program that offers Berliners and guests suitable activities on the topic of “Sport & Sustainability”.

“Let’s make it A Good Game” – Opening of the event program for the European Football Championship 2024
Friday, June 14 at 12 noon
bauhaus-reuse BHROX
Central island Ernst-Reuter-Platz (access via U2 towards Olympiastadion)
10587 Berlin

Even before the opening match in Munich kicks off, the district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf invites you to “Let’s make it a A Good Game” – a program all about the 2024 European Football Championship. The district’s jersey number is No. 17 – because the program at four locations in the district is all about the 17 sustainability goals and their implementation locally and globally. Environmental City Councillor Oliver Schruoffeneger, together with Lidia Perico, Head of the Education for Sustainable Development Unit, will open the diverse program with a symbolic jersey exchange, to which all interested parties are cordially invited. Throughout the entire European Championship, visitors can swap their jersey for a jersey on the long sustainability rope. The focus is on soccer, sustainability, fairness and international understanding. These themes are also reflected in the offers and events at bauhaus reuse. The bauhaus reuse is also one of the sales locations for the district’s “Dit is Müsli” project. In addition to table football and an urban gardening project, there is also a photo wall in front of the Berlin backdrop.

Friday, June 14, 2024
7:00 pm
“Football and fan culture in Scotland” with Gesellschaftsspiele e.V.

• Broadcast of the opening match between Germany and Scotland afterwards

In the opening match of the European Men’s Football Championship, the German team will face Scotland, one of the mother countries of modern soccer. The second oldest soccer association in the world was founded here. The fans of the national team have made a name for themselves worldwide as the Tartan Army. Soccer in Scotland is Celtic versus Rangers, Hearts versus Hibs, Aberdeen versus Dundee United and when the mascot of Partick Thistle prevails against the constant rain.
We want to invite you to find out more about soccer and fan culture in the northern part of the island of Great Britain.

Our activities during EURO 2024:

1. Educational project “Sustainable Berlin Muesli”. Visit our Pop Up Store “Dit is Müsli” at Bikini Berlin.
   
2. School cinema #2030 at the Delphi Lux
   
3. SDG Tiny House on Breitscheidplatz
   
4. Events, workshops, public viewing at bauhaus-reuse
   School workshops in the morning. Public viewing, workshops, readings in the evening. Click here for the program
   
5. Poster campaign “Let’s make it A Good Game – football as a force for sustainability”
   
6. EURO2024 project fund
   Project funding of up to 4,000 euros on the topic of “Sport & Sustainability”. For schools, Neighborhood initiative, associations.

The activities of the Education for Sustainable Development Unit take place in cooperation with various initiatives and are part of the Berlin Future League as part of the EURO 2024 sustainability program of the Berlin Senate Department for Sport.

Zwischen Anpfiff des Eröffnungsspiels und Abpfiff des Finales lädt der Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf zu Aktivitäten rund um EURO 2024 ein. Mit vielfältigen Kooperationspartner:innen hat die Stabsstelle Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung ein Bildungsprogramm auf die Beine gestellt, welches Berliner:innen und Gästen die passenden Angebote zum Thema „Sport & Nachhaltigkeit“ bietet. 

1. Bildungsprojekt “nachhaltiges Berlin-Müsli“, Ausstellung der Verpackungsentwürfe in der WILMA Shoppen und Pop-Up Store im Bikini Berlin
2. Schulkino #2030 im Delphi Lux. Hier geht’s zum Programm.
3. SDG-Tiny House auf dem Breitscheidplatz
4. Events, Workshops, Public Viewing im bauhaus-reuse
   – vormittags Schulworkshops
   – abends Public Viewing, Workshops, Lesungen. Hier geht’s zum Programm.
5. Plakatkampagne „Let’s make it A Good Game – football as a force for sustainability”
6. Projektfonds EURO2024. Projektförderung bis zu 4.000 Euro zum Thema „Sport & Nachhaltigkeit“.
   
   Die Aktivitäten der Stabsstelle Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung finden in Kooperation mit vielfältigen Initiativen statt und sind Teil der Berliner Future League im Rahmen des Nachhaltigkeitsprogramms der EURO 2024 der Berliner Senatsverwaltung für Sport.