We are a collective of The Circle, connected through their passion for ethical fashion. We take action to support disempowered women and girls across the globe.
Since the age of 13, Peace Ayo has organised a number of successful campaigns, including the ‘Sanitary Pad’ project campaign which raised vital funds to ensure adolescent girls had access to sanitary products.
Miriam Makeba was a legendary South African singer who was one of the most visible and outspoken opponents of South Africa's apartheid regime from the 1960s till its dismantling in the early 1990s.
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Ida B. Wells was a journalist, abolitionist, and feminist who was an early leader in the civil rights movement. Over her lifetime, she was dedicated to combating prejudice and violence, and the fight for African-American equality, especially that of women.
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Wangari Maathai was a Kenyan scholar and environmental activist. She founded the pioneering Green Belt Movement in 1977, which encourages people, particularly women, to plant trees to combat environmental degradation. She was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004.
We must act immediately to stop garment workers going hungry. https://t.co/UpIgsML5IN but also for the longterm to hold #fastfashion brands to account on #livingwage Thank you @raakhishah@TheCircleNGO
Thank you @JMPSimor! The pandemic has exposed the extreme vulnerability of workers in global garment supply chains. We need impactful change to ensure that workers are paid a living wage.
To donate and find out more: https://t.co/COsqmKrH9J
#garmentworkers#FastFashion
The pandemic has shone a light on the exploitation of those – mainly women – who produce fast fashion. From donating to emergency funds to slowing the churn, retailers must be held to account. @JMPSimor@raakhishah@lucysiegle@liviafirth
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I have been working with @liviafirth@lucysiegle@TheCircleNGO@LawyersCircle & others for several years on the right to a living wage in the garment sector. Covid has thrown a spotlight on the terrible lack of protections in this sector. Please support. https://t.co/VTOQ0hQii5
"Of the 74 million textile workers worldwide, 80% are women of colour."
"For there to be meaningful change, brands need to pay garment workers living wages . It is actually that simple. This is especially true if the person who owns the brand is a billionaire."
@sanchosshop
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'Women are frequently subjected to verbal and physical abuse and sexual harassment. They also work under the fear of perhaps being assaulted or raped on their way home from work late at night.'
@labourlabel#fastfashion
The fashion industry makes huge profits from the exploitation of black and brown women. Now is the time to call it out! @sanchosshop discusses the impacts of the fashion industry on BIPOC and what we can all do to help https://t.co/Ny25dMXevF @guardian
Garment workers have swiftly found themselves destitute as factories were forced to close because of cancelled orders.
Help us support garment workers and their families by donating to and sharing our emergency appeal: https://t.co/ihvBKJUA5B
#WomenEmpoweringWomen
Today is #GivingTuesdayNow and a day of global generosity. We want to thank all of you who have already donated to The Circle's Women and Girls Solidarity Fund - you are amazing!
If you can, please support our emergency appeal: https://t.co/j5uXl7ZSm1
We are all hugely affected by this pandemic, but the crisis for millions of women in poverty is acute. Estimates suggest there will be 15 million additional cases of domestic violence during lockdown.
If you can, donate and share: https://t.co/ihvBKJUA5B
#WomenEmpoweringWomen
🚨We've launched a global emergency appeal to support vulnerable women and girls in desperate circumstances during the global crisis caused by Covid-19. 🚨
If you can, please donate to and share our Women and Girls Solidarity Fund: https://t.co/ihvBKJUA5B
#WomenEmpoweringWomen
"Aren’t the garment workers risking their health by demonstrating together in the streets?" @kalponaakter: "Absolutely. But they know they may die anyway if they don’t get paid." https://t.co/aNjoZMaH4g