How to Save Money and Be Environmentally Friendly Using Green Energy
Let’s be honest. We’re all looking for ways to save a few bucks. But you might not heard of the latest trick. Did you know you can now save your hard-earned dollars by investing in green energy? Many people don’t realize this, but it’s true. Not only can you save…
Heroines for the Planet: Avery Dennison’s Sustainability Leader Helen Sahi
Heroine for the Planet Helen Sahi, Avery Dennison’s Senior Director of Sustainability. “By nature surfers are environmentalists,” John Moore, co-founder of surfing legend Kelly Slater’s new Kering-backed surf-lifestyle brand Outerknown said in a panel on sustainability that Eco-Chick attended at this year’s Fashion, Culture and Design conference. It stands to reason that…
Heroines for the Planet: Tea Expert and Climate Change Scientist Selena Ahmed
"I am particularly inspired by the immense ecological knowledge of some of the individuals in the forest-dwelling communities that I work that links them to the natural world."
WHO is Bunny Yan and What is the Squirrelz? Just the Smartest Sharing Economy Idea Ever!
A new app lets designers share materials and upcycle locally.
My Eco Chick Wedding: Ethical Bridal Gowns by Leila Hafzi
Hafzi wanted to help shift the perception of Nepal and raise awareness of artisan communities there; employ and empower women and teach them highly specialized skills.
Ethical Travel City Guide to Old San Juan, Puerto Rico: Casa Sol, Castles and Conscious Shops
Where to stay, eat, shop, visit and caffeinate in this Caribbean city.
Carcel is Sewn By Women in Prison (That’s a Good Thing)
When the women's sentences are over, they will have marketable skills and money in the bank.
5 Women of Color Who Remade the World as We Know It
Let's keep these women in the conversation.
EcoCamp in Torres del Paine: An Ethical Escape to Patagonia
We focused our trip around hiking and were lucky enough to take part in three incredible treks.
5 All-Natural Incense Brands For Meditation, Yoga, or Just Because
When it comes to incense, it's best to follow your nose.
