Are you familiar with the "The Bureau of Suspended Objects" from @the_jennitaur? Love this project so much, but also love the website - could get lost here for days... https://t.co/YPfcNnLPGt
Awesome "Weaving, in the end times" piece shared by @UnravelPodcast Could watch that video all day! PS Are you listening to the Unravel: A Fashion Podcast? It's so good. https://t.co/LtoFBXLKgT
Up for an important challenge? Try the Thompson Rivers University (TRU) #TRUDigitalDetox running throughout the month of January, and follow @brennacgray @thompsonriversu https://t.co/QHKn84lU3E
Read // @DrBenBarry On the state of #fashioneducation and the reproduction of #socialinequality through an absence of responsible education strategies aimed at confronting & dismantling structural barriers related to access and representation:
This is one of the most meaningful pieces I've written. In my @BoF op-ed, I explore how the current state of fashion education prevents inclusivity in our industry and what educators can do to re-design the pattern from which the fashion industry is sewn. #FashionEducation
Imagine a world where companies are trying to outperform each other ethically as a way of distinguishing their brand through adopting the highest standards and implementing them in their core business practices. https://t.co/ypcIY3Fuzt @AfricaBusPol
Friends, we're nearing the 6th anniversary of #RanaPlaza. Have a listen to @_alice_evans chat with Professor Juliane Reinecke on the subject: https://t.co/mV6vezbUn3
"Peru is becoming something of a case study on the issue of aid versus exploitation. A little more than 5,000 women are currently incarcerated there, and over 50 percent are actively employed in... https://t.co/TcY0hInFiZ
Love this work from Dr Kat Jungnickel: “Research as a form of making and making as a form of research." An approach which resonates well with some responsible fashion research and activism. Check it out!... https://t.co/n8Yc2qF0UT
“I must tell you that I am not at all interested in clothes [...] But, if it interests you. I’ll tell you my life story as far as clothes are concerned." Simone de Beauvoir, 1960. https://t.co/PFYqEIFLEY
"Clare Hunter’s Threads Of Life, billed as a 'history of the world through the eye of the needle', reveals how the 'voiceless' – including political prisoners in Chile, women in... https://t.co/umvTqHEbIC