It’s Fashion Revolution Week. This is the week we remember the thousands of fast fashion workers who were killed and injured at Rana Plaza, Bangladesh. For those of us in the ethical fashion space, empathising with our garment worker and artisan friends in the developing world is something we are attuned to. In these COVID-19 times, where fears for our own health and economic security are uppermost in our minds, we can understand even more profoundly the challenges faced by those workers on a daily basis.
For resources, ways you can be part of the Fashion Revolution movement and some interesting reading, check out the following sources:
- Fash Rev has masses of fantastic infographics and imagery that you can share across your own networks. Just remember to credit Fash Rev with @fash_rev (or whichever @fash_rev is in your country) and use the hastags #whomademyclothes #whatsinmyclothes #imadeyourclothes #fashionrevolution #fashrev #lovedclotheslast
- This article in Peppermint magazine gives you seven ways to be involved with Fashion Revolution this week.
- A piece on the Good On You website backgrounds the start of Fashion Revolution.
Connecting the Asia Pacific ethical designer community 