The Ethical Agenda Blog
Calculating my Carbon Footprint for the Year by Safia Minney
Calculating my Carbon Footprint for the Year by Safia Minney Image credit: Chris Haughton I’d been asking my friends about the most reliable carbon
Transcription of The Ethical Agenda EPISODE 7: XR BOYCOTT FASHION & XR FASHION ACTION
In this moving interview with XR Boycott Fashion and XR Fashion Action, Safia explores the response of the fashion industry to the “diabolical wake up call”
Zero Waste Sustainable Shopping – with Safia Minney, MBE Founder. People Tree adviser and author
Safia Minney writes: Have I ever told you about why I started Global Village in Japan when I was 26? People Tree grew out of
BRAZIL and the Fair Trade Movement – Fair Trade Innovates
“Fair Trade is a way to make a difference, it gives an opportunity for workers to control their future.” Fair Trade Innovates We need BIG
Ethical consumption can’t change the world, and we never thought it could on it’s own.
Why I’ve joined Extinction Rebellion Safia Minney I started People Tree nearly 30 years ago and whilst we make great clothes, foods, and crafts, which
Why Safia Minney is calling for SDG18 – to be added to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Safia Minney writes: “An additional Sustainable Development Goal: #SDG18, would recognise the power of communications, media, education, and activism to promote the existing 17 SDGs
International Women’s Day 2019 – Today Women call for Equality & Democracy
Yes, I am a #GlobalFeminist – for the sake of Humankind Safia Minney writes: How many women are in the management team? How do you
Human Trafficking : Episode 3 in our series of videos
Human Trafficking Safia Minney writes: There is a poster at one of my favourite Fair Trade projects that always haunted me. Warning villages to beware
Slavery still exists – The International Day for the Abolition of Slavery
Here we are nearly 70 years later. December 2, The International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, marking the adoption by the UN General Assembly
Broken Fashion – sustainability and workers’ rights
With the BBC asking today “Can the ‘broken’ fashion industry become more sustainable?” Safia Minney writes: “Slow fashion has a low-environmental impact and high -social
Austria, DariaDaria and the Clean Clothes Campaign
A guest in Vienna, with DariaDaria and the Clean Clothes Campaign This week Safia visited Vienna, to speak at the beautiful arthouse cinema GartenbauKino in
2018 annual UK TOP100 corporate modern slavery influencers’ index rankings announced
Safia Minney, MBE, has been recognised as the #9 influencer in the inaugural 2018 Annual UK Top100 Corporate Modern Slavery Influencers’ Index. Index recognises individuals
Superl factory in Cambodia is applying for the withdrawal of the legal complaint against CUMW union president Mrs Soy Sros. This is a step in the right direction, but more is needed, including her reinstatement with back pay.
More on the CCC blog 👇🏾
https://cleanclothes.org/news/2020/live-blog-on-how-the-coronavirus-influences-workers-in-supply-chains
Instagram stories are good but they aren’t enough:
Bail fund -
https://minnesotafreedomfund.org/donate
GoFundMe for George Floyd's family -
https://www.gofundme.com/f/georgefloyd
Petition -
https://www.change.org/p/mayor-jacob-frey-justice-for-george-floyd
Medical donation link -
https://northstarhealth.wordpress.com/donate/
Black Lives Matter -
https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ms_blm_homepage_2019
Bid to grant MSC 'ecolabel' to bluefin tuna fishery raises fears for ‘king of fish’ | Fishing | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/jun/01/bid-for-first-eco-labelled-bluefin-tuna-raises-fears-for-protection-of-king-of-fish
