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What new institutions and power structures need to be created in the just transition to a future fashion industry, and how?
How can we realise a really international mass movement for a Just Transition to a new fashion industry?
Notes from a workshop with workers and trade union representatives from Serbia
Union struggles in Serbia face institutional and economic obstacles that directly threaten the idea of a Just Transition and effective freedom of association. Union representatives are exposed to direct repression. Examples of 48 criminal câŠ
Sei dâaccordo con la tesi che esiste un doppio standard per quanto riguarda l lavorator del tessile, ovvero che siamo meno dispost ad accettare e interessarci alla loro oppressione quanto piĂč questa coinvolge persone razzializzate e/o non occidentali?
La prospettiva di costruire un movimento sociale di massa deve prima fare i conti con il passato coloniale e razzista che permea la cultura occidentale ad oggi. La distanza culturale, e spesso geografica, possono prestarsi come cause per ilâŠ
Collective POWER
CCC Germany, with SĂDWIND Institut, organised an online editing session in Germany.
Participants commented that it was empowering / strengthening to be part of editing a manifesto like this. To feel like part of a movement, something bigâŠ
Stimmt ihr der These zu, dass nur eine soziale Massenbewegung die ausbeuterische Modeindustrie verÀndern kann?
Dieses Thema ergab sich aus den RĂŒckmeldungen der Teilnehmenden der Faircademy-Schulungsreihe (https://faircademy.org/) 2024/2025 in Deutschland im April 2025.
How do we build solidarity and cooperation between the environmental and labour movements?
The environmental movement in fashion is often focused on the quantity of clothes the industry produces, the materials that are used, and they way they are disposed of. But the system that pollutes our environment is the same that exploits âŠ
As a worker in the fashion industry, if you could talk to those who wear the clothes you make, what would you ask? What would you like them to know?
Workers who are involved in making, moving, reusing or recycling clothes and people who wear them are often very far away. Share what you would say to the people who wear the clothes you make -whether it's about your working conditions, theâŠ
As a consumer, if you could talk to those who produce the clothes you wear, what would you ask? What would you like them to know?
Workers who make clothes and people who wear them are often very far away. Reflect on what you'd want to ask the people who make your clothes, about their lives, working conditions, or how your choices impact them. How would your consumer bâŠ