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Posts tagged with Bangladesh

• Rana Plaza. Nine-Years On

  

  By Leigh McAlea.

  April 24, 2022

  • Ethical Fashion
  • International Development
  • Social Justice
  Every so often, an event takes place which makes shockingly visible the reality of fast fashion’s dependence on the dirt-cheap […] Read More...

• Covid’s Impact on Cotton Farmers and Garment Workers

  

  By Leigh McAlea.

  May 26, 2020

  • Campaigns
  • Fashion Industry
  • Social Justice
  There has rightly been a lot of media attention on the coronavirus crisis’ devastating impact on garment workers as brands […] Read More...

• Building Hope

  

  By Amit Arulanantham.

  August 31, 2018

  • International Development
  Amit Arulanantham, Programme Manager at ChildHope UK reflects on five years of funding for a project building hope for garment […] Read More...

• Small and Beautiful

  

  By Leigh McAlea.

  July 17, 2018

  • International Development
  It’s five years since TRAID began funding a project to support the children of garment workers in Bangladesh. Leigh McAlea, […] Read More...

• Supporting the children of garment workers

  

  By Maria Chenoweth, TRAID CEO.

  July 10, 2018

  • International Development
  It’s half a decade since TRAID began funding ChildHope a fantastic NGO established in 1989 to support street children and […] Read More...

• #SewSolidarity – 24 April 2015

  

  By Leigh McAlea.

  March 25, 2015

  • Social Justice
  • Up-cycling
  TRAID invites you to mark the two-year anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse on April 24 2015, by sewing […] Read More...

• Watch film: Caring for the children of garment workers

  

  By Leigh McAlea.

  July 7, 2014

  • Events
  • Film
  • International Development
  In Bangladesh, many garment workers are extremely poor women who are single mothers. They have usually migrated from rural areas […] Read More...