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Posts tagged with ethical fashion

• Have Yourself a Very Sustainable Xmas

  

  By Maria Chenoweth.

  December 2, 2021

  • #secondhandfirst
  • Charity Shops
  • Clothes Reuse
  • TRAID Charity Shops
  TRAID CEO Maria Chenoweth on why we need to rethink Christmas. We have to get one thing straight. Our planet […] Read More...

• Ethical fashion?

  

  By Maria Chenoweth.

  April 29, 2021

  • Climate Crisis
  • Environment
  • Ethical Fashion
  TRAID’s CEO Maria Chenoweth reflects on the impacts of one year of running the charity during the Covid pandemic. Read More...

• 1% for change

  

  By Helen Sharpe.

  August 17, 2020

  • Uncategorized
  Be One Percent members donate 1% of their income every month to projects tackling poverty and inequality. In July, they raised […] Read More...

• AMMA’s Guide to Natural Dyes

  

  By Leigh McAlea.

  May 18, 2020

  • Climate Crisis
  • Environment
  • International Development
  Over the next couple of weeks, we’re sharing news from our project partners around the world. A lot of work […] Read More...

• Let’s Fix Fashion Now

  

  By Mary Creagh MP.

  September 25, 2019

  • Campaigns
  • Education
  • Environment
  Today marks the one year anniversary of TRAID’s 23% campaign and Londoners have passed on one million garments. An incredible […] Read More...

• London Climate Action Week: this is what you can do

  

  By Andrea Speranza.

  July 1, 2019

  • Campaigns
  • Climate Crisis
  • Environment
  London has declared a climate emergency. In response, the capital is launching its first ever London Climate Action Week, between […] Read More...

• Naturally dyed, ethically hand-made

  

  By Josie George.

  October 22, 2018

  • Environment
  • Ethical Fashion
  Josie George, co-founder at AMMA, talks to TRAID about how this social enterprise is providing employment and life skills to […] 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...

• 200 cotton farmers first in Ethiopia to gain organic certification!

  

  By Leigh McAlea.

  January 11, 2018

  • Environment
  • International Development
  • Social Justice
  200 cotton farmers in Ethiopia are the first EVER in the country to gain organic certification! This TRAID funded project […] Read More...

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