You do not need to arrive as an established public speaker, influencer, campaigner, or event organiser. What matters is that you care about circular consumption, are willing to take a first step, and are ready to grow from there.
That first step could be a conversation with a potential Buddy, a post sharing your story, or a small local activity - the best contribution is one you can continue and develop over time.
Your own story is often one of your most powerful tools: share why circularity matters to you, what you see in your community or sector, and the practical changes you believe in, because personal and specific stories can help others see how they, too, can take part.You can invite volunteers, partners, colleagues, students, local businesses, or community members to contribute their strengths. One person may help with outreach, another with social media, another with event logistics, and another with local connections.
Delegation matters: give people clear ownership of real tasks, the information they need, and room to deliver. You remain the point of connection for the agreed spokesperson role, while your team helps make the work more creative, resilient, and sustainable.
You are not expected to do everything yourself. Many of the strongest Circular Monday efforts are built by a small, committed team.
You can invite volunteers, partners, colleagues, students, local businesses, or community members to contribute their strengths. One person may help with outreach, another with social media, another with event logistics, and another with local connections.
Delegation matters: give people clear ownership of real tasks, the information they need, and room to deliver. You remain the point of connection for the agreed spokesperson role, while your team helps make the work more creative, resilient, and sustainable.
You can begin with one path, combine several, or create your own.
The Storyteller
Share your personal circular story; create posts, videos, articles, newsletters, podcasts, or conversations that make circular choices clear and relatable.
The Connector
Recruit Buddies, introduce partners, connect organisations, and build a local or sector-based network around Circular Monday.
The Hands-On Host
Create practical experiences such as round tables, repair cafés, take-back actions, swap corners, workshops, circular walks, exhibitions, or discussions.
The Workplace Champion
Bring Circular Monday into your organisation through internal learning, repair and reuse activities, employee engagement, or a visible circular commitment.
The Media Voice
Help circular stories travel further through local or national media, trade media, interviews, panels, opinion pieces, podcasts, and public events.
Start small. Grow steadily.
The aim is not to create huge events or manage a vast network quickly. It is to make a meaningful contribution, learn from it, build relationships, and grow in a way that works for you.Tell us what interests you, the networks or experience you already have, and what feels possible right now. Together, we can identify your first Circular Monday action.
You can invite volunteers, partners, colleagues, students, local businesses, or community members to contribute their strengths. One person may help with outreach, another with social media, another with event logistics, and another with local connections.
Delegation matters: give people clear ownership of real tasks, the information they need, and room to deliver. You remain the point of connection for the agreed spokesperson role, while your team helps make the work more creative, resilient, and sustainable.
Circular Monday aims to support you with access to spokesperson meetings and coordination tools, as well as templates, campaign materials, information, and communication guidelines.
You’ll receive practical inspiration for activities, partnerships, and visibility, along with reasonable coordination and support for campaign activities.
Approved Buddies and influencers may also have opportunities to be featured on Circular Monday’s website and through our global communication channels.
As part of the community, you’ll be connected with other spokespeople, volunteers, partners, and circular initiatives around the world.
The Circular Monday spokesperson role is voluntary and unpaid. Spokespeople represent Circular Monday locally while being part of our global community and are expected to follow our Code of Conduct and communication guidelines. Local partnerships and sponsorship opportunities are encouraged, but any financial arrangements or commitments made on behalf of Circular Monday must be agreed with Circular Monday Management in advance. Full terms are provided in the Spokesperson Agreement.
