We are deeply saddened to hear of this tragedy that took place in an Egyptian garment factory yesterday. Eight years after Rana Plaza, the people who make our clothes are still not safe at work. We must demand better. aljazeera.com/news/2021/3/11…

Scannen we binnenkort een QR-code in ons kledinglabel of lezen we de digitale fibercoins van onze kledingstukken? Boeiend artikel van Sarah Vandoorne over het gebruik van data in de mode-industrie. bit.ly/3qNs5uI

Fashion Revolution Week is better with friends 👭 Use our invite a friend tool to amplify the movement in your local community. They’ll receive an intro to key issues, our guide to getting involved, and invites to key virtual events 💌 Send your invites: bit.ly/2NANA48

Yesterday, activists called for #JusticeForJeyasre. In a factory supplying H&M, garment worker Jeyasre Kathiravel was murdered, and widespread sexual violence has been reported. Compensation has been promised, but a binding agreement on gender-based violence is yet to be made.

⁦Excited to do a FashionRevolutionBE⁩ Instagram live #interview with ⁦Lara Wolters⁩ about mandatory #humanrights #duediligence April 20 at 4 pm send me your questions. #csr #fashionrevolution #fairtrade #unsdg 350 dot org #greenpeace #payyourworkers instagram.com/reel/CNzk3sMBr…

'Er komen barsten in de machtsrol van modemerken, maar we mogen de teugels nog niet laten vieren' knack.be/s/r/c/1724487 via Knack Weekend FashionRevolutionBE

📢 It's #FashionRevolutionWeek! 8 years after the #RanaPlaza disaster, we’re calling on brands and retailers to redouble efforts to respect human rights, starting with disclosing all facilities in their supply chain: bit.ly/3e3mUTf

Today, we’re calling on global citizens everywhere to ask #WhoMadeMyFabric? Get involved ↓ 📸 Share a picture with a #WhoMadeMyFabric poster 💌 Email a brand directly ✏️ Leave a product review on brand websites Find out more: fashionrevolution.org/whomademyfabric Photo by Circle Meets Line

Secondhand shopping is surging! 🛍️🇬🇧 A survey reveals that 77% of Britons have purchased pre-owned clothing in the past year. Buying pre-loved, secondhand and vintage is so important to reduce clothing waste and make #LovedClothesLast ❤️ Read more: fashionunited.nz/news/fashion/s…

#WhatFuelsFashion is finally here! 🏭 It is more urgent than ever before to move away from fossil fuels. Yet brands are not acting fast enough to curb their emissions and invest in clean, renewable, energy 🚨📈 Read the full report now at fashionrevolution.org/transparency