Time for (S) heroes

Building digital infrastructure that belongs

Written by Minna Porvari on 01. Apr 2026

When KosmosKosmos joined Time for (S) Heroes as the team responsible for the website and signup infrastructure, we knew from the start that this wasn't a project where you just deliver a product and step back.

Open Call: Evaluation

Written by Minna Porvari on 20. Mar 2026

Open Call applications will be evaluated by a jury. Here is a look into how and what will be evaluated.

Open Call: Process

Written by Minna Porvari on 20. Mar 2026

Let's dive into the Open Call process.

Open Call: Categories

Written by Minna Porvari on 20. Mar 2026

The Open Call features design briefs of four categories.

Open Call: Core themes

Written by Minna Porvari on 20. Mar 2026

Let's take a look into the core theme's of the Open Call.

How to participate in the Open Call

Written by Minna Porvari on 02. Mar 2026

The open call officially opens on the 26th of March. From that day, you can start forming your team, publishing your project idea on the portal, and preparing your application.

New perspectives on interdisciplinary design

Written by Minna Porvari on 11. Feb 2026

The Estonian Academy of Arts hosted our project for a two-day workshop to explore sustainability through drama and arts-based methods.

Invitation to host local (S) Kick offs

Written by Minna Porvari on 06. Feb 2026

We invite you to host a local kick off event for future (S) Heroes!

Creating local impact for a global challenge

Written by Alina Viontsek on 04. Feb 2026

Sustainable development is often discussed as a global challenge. But real change usually takes shape in one’s local context. For Gerardo García Rangel, that place is Mexico.

Building future hero stories and sustainable design

Written by Minna Porvari on 28. Oct 2025

Time for (S) Heroes aims to develop sustainable fashion and costume expertise and support the digital skills and entrepreneurship of creative industry professionals.

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