All the Fun Pix from Fashion Revolution Day San Francisco!
“It’s time to retrain and redirect the fashion industry towards a more compassionate and sustainable future."
What is Solarnia? It Sounds Like a Fairy Tale, but It’s More Than That…
A land where all day-to-day life is powered by nothing more than sunshine.
Incredible Video Shows How Regular People Respond to the Real Story Behind Cheap Clothes
Recently, Fashion Revolution engaged in a brilliant guerilla education campaign.
Last Days of Ivory Video: Terrorism You Can Do Something About
This is our last chance to save the glorious, beautiful pachyderms we share the planet with.
The Heartbreaking Story of Luke O’Donovan
If you want to help, please be a visible and vocal supporter of your LGBT community and independent media.
Good News: U.S.D.A. Promotes Local and Organic Food with $52 Million
Boycotting (and pro-cotting) is, in my opinion, the most effective form of activism.
Asher Jay’s ‘Art as Weapon’: Powerful National Geographic Live Video
Artist and activist Asher Jay is saving the world’s threatened wildlife—with creativity.
Meet Rachel Avalon, Project Green Search's New "It" Girl
Rachel Avalon wears a Stewart + Brown neck cuff and organic cotton dress. Image by Todd Westphal. Rachel Avalon is our new green “It” girl! Rachel won the inaugural Project Green Search model competition (read more about the contest here) and she is as excited as a green girl could…
Crimes of Fashion
Original Article from Ethical Style Last Valentine’s Day, the U.S. House of Representatives’ Rayburn office building was the venue for an unusual hearing. Famous designers, fashion executives, and well-styled attorneys talked among themselves while waiting for legislators to return from a vote. Someone described the room as “a strange cocktail…
The War on Bugs
For anyone else who digs on books that examine how PR shapes public perception, Will Allen’s new book, The War on Bugs is the latest in a genre that includes The Best War Ever and Toxic Sludge is Good for You. Instead of the now-tired observation that much of our…
