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EmsWaight: FB allow this but not pics of women breastfedg. Great if companies stop advertising but don't condemn them for not. FB in the wrong #FBrape
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EmsWaight: As hideous as these pgs are, people would rather boycott companies (& it’s really not their fault) than FB, cos we need FB right? #FBrape
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EmsWaight: Drawing up a list of possible viva examiners - it's a year away but worth keeping in mind? May influence how I write up thesis #phd
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EmsWaight: RT @Sustainable_UoS: 22.06: ENLIVEN Fashion Project-partnership designs with the charity sector promoting #upcycling & #sustainablefashion http://t.co/EiJ4oXU384
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EmsWaight: Released this weekend, a whole book on Hello Kitty (for adults!) 'Pink Globalization' http://t.co/UA8eOjD1GR
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Category Archives: Garment workers
Bangladesh Factory Collapse – News and Comment Round-up
Nearly two weeks after the collapse of the Bangladeshi factory complex the story continues to dominate the news. Some 3000 workers were inside the Rana Plaza, an 8 storey illegally constructed factory complex in Dhaka, when it collapsed at around … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Ethical Fashion, Fashion, Garment workers, Retail
Tagged Bangladesh, Dhaka, factory collapse, factory workers, fast fashion, Primark
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Ethical Fashion Futures Workshop: Changing Habits in Retail
Back in the summer of 2012, fellow PhD retail researcher Ellie Tighe and I decided that there was something of a gap in the ethical fashion conversation. There was quite a lot going on in London; a number of ethical … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Environment, Ethical Fashion, Events, Fair trade, Fashion, Garment workers, PhD, Resources, Retail, Sustainable textiles
Tagged ethical clothing, ethical consumption, ethical fashion workshop, ethical retail, garment workers, student workshop, supply chains, University of Southampton
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A Peace Treaty: Ethical Fashion Spawned from a Jewish/Muslim Partnership
A Peace Treaty was founded in 2008 by Dana Arbib and Farah Malik to create ethically minded, artisan level fashion accessories and clothing for the luxury marketplace. I was so intrigued by their ideas and in love with their products, … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Fair trade, Fashion, Garment workers
Tagged A Peace Treaty, artisan fashion, Ralph Lauren, Rtister, women's cooperative
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Fashion’s Dirty Secrets Exhibition by Ms Wandas
As part of the 2012 E17 Art Trail, Ester Freeman, aka Ms Wandas, curated an exhibition of photography showing the dirty secrets of the fashion industry. I popped along in the week to see the images up close and visit … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Ethical Fashion, Fair trade, Garment workers, Uncategorized
Tagged ethical fashion, fashion photography, greenpeace, slavery, sweatshops
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Buying Time – the Trend for Distressed/Sandblasted Jeans
Some time ago I posted about the human health implications of sandblasted jeans. It’s one of the most talked about topics in the ethical fashion sphere at the moment, thanks to the hard work of the Clean Clothes Campaign in … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Garment workers, PhD
Tagged Daniel Miller, sandblasted jeans, silicosis
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