A Curatorial Hour on Environmental Issues Held for Fourth-Year Students as Part of the «Taza Kazakhstan» Programme

On October 16, a curatorial hour was held for fourth-year students of the Russian-language department of the Faculty of Journalism as part of the national environmental initiative «Taza Kazakhstan». The session was led by the group's academic advisor, O. Lozhnikova.

During the event, students delivered presentations addressing current environmental challenges and the importance of developing environmental awareness.

Student Daniyar Ryskulov discussed the problems of water pollution and water scarcity in Kazakhstan. He also shared information about the initial results of ongoing water body clean-up initiatives.

Oleg Li presented a report on the fast fashion phenomenon, clothing recycling, and special urban projects in Kazakhstan aimed at collecting and promoting the reuse of old clothing and textiles.

Student Almedina Shaikhat spoke about how environmental initiatives bring cities and rural communities together, as well as the role of the mass media in covering community clean-up campaigns. In her presentation, she emphasized the importance of environmental awareness, responsible attitudes towards nature, and the role of the media in drawing public attention to environmental issues.

Student Kamshat Kamshatova delivered a presentation on the significance of the national environmental initiative «Taza Kazakhstan», its main objectives, and the importance of keeping the environment clean. Particular attention was given to individual responsibility, highlighting that keeping the country clean begins with simple everyday actions.

The curatorial hour provided an opportunity to discuss pressing environmental issues and reflect on everyone's personal contribution to protecting nature. Such activities help foster environmental responsibility and encourage a more mindful attitude towards the environment.