True North Living
ISSUE: Ethical Fashion (2021)
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It’s Time to Confront the Canadian Fashion Industry’s Startling Secret
Oxfam Canada’s What She Makes campaign is tackling inequality in the fashion industry and urging Canadian brands to pay workers living wages.
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Understanding Sustainability Is Essential for Today’s Fashion Students
Seneca’s School of Fashion has woven sustainability through its curriculum, creating sought-after graduates in this evolving industry.
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Building a Greener Future Through Youth Climate Education and Action
The fashion industry is responsible for approximately 10% of annual global carbon emissions and is expected to grow by more than 50% by 2030.
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Q&A with Kelly Drennan — Founder of Fashion Takes Action
Kelly Drennan, Founding Executive Director of Fashion Takes Action, shares her insights on what it takes for fashion companies to be more sustainable and ethical.
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Q&A with Lesley Hampton — Indigenous Artist and Fashion Designer
Lesley Hampton, an Indigenous artist, shares why slow fashion is so important and what excites her about the future of the fashion industry.
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Q&A with Mic. Carter — Creative and Founder of L’Uomo Strano
Mic. Carter shares their perspective on non-binary fashion and why it's important for social justice to be a part of the fashion industry.
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Q&A with Sage Paul — Executive Director at Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto
Sage Paul, an award-winning Indigenous artist, shares her thoughts on why proper representation in the fashion industry is so important.
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Ethical Fashion
Ethical Fashion aims to showcase leading individuals and organizations who are striving to make the fashion industry more transparent.
