There’s a new plastic scourge on the ocean. In the U.S., it’s a bigger problem than plastic water bottles, fishing nets, and other of the common plastic debris you see on the beach. Yet it’s invisible to the naked eye. Shocker: it’s coming from our clothes.
With social and political engagement on the rise, disillusionment is a real danger. Here’s how to stay sane and avoid burnout while you fight the good fight.
Watch my lecture from Global Sustainable Fashion Week to find out how the US compares and see eco designs from across the globe.
Fashion Revolution ATX calls on the city to join the global movement that is radically changing the way clothes are sourced, produced and purchased.
Pathways for Promise is on a mission to identify talented Bangladeshi garment workers and empower their career advancement through education.
An interview about the UN’s plans to address climate change through The Paris Agreement and how we can help as consumers.
If you read your food labels or hunt for the tag inside your clothes, you’ve probably asked this question. So why is it so hard to find fair trade clothing?