For Fashion Revolution Week 2022, we held a virtual panel discussion on heritage and traditional craftsmanship, design influences, the cultural importance of clothing, sustainability, and more. Panelists included designers Himikalas/Pam Baker and Warren Steven Scott; Indigenous fashion researcher, Riley Kucheran; and traditional moosehide tanner, Melaw Nakekh’o.
Watch on YouTubeThere are many ways to get involved with Fashion Revolution Week! You can support our nationwide efforts to connect with brands, producers, citizens, and students and to push for policy change. You can become a student ambassador at your university, college, or high school. You can start or support a local Fashion Revolution group (current regional coordinators are listed below). Or you can follow along with us here or on social media (@Fash_RevCan) to spread the word and find out about events.
If you want to volunteer, click the link below to let us know how you’d like to be involved!
GET INVOLVEDRather than buying new, fall back in love with the clothes you already own. Share your story, or write a love letter about an item of clothing that means a lot to you.
DOWNLOADPlutôt que d'acheter neuf, retombez en amour des vêtements que vous possédez déjà. Partagez votre histoire, écrivez une lettre d'amour à propos d'une pièce qui compte beaucoup pour vous.
TELECHARGERFashion Revolution is the world’s largest fashion activism movement.
We will continue to push for greater transparency through investigative research,
inspiring informative content and creative events, but we need your help.
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Fashion Revolution est le plus grand mouvement d’activisme de la mode au monde.
Nous continuerons à promouvoir une plus grande transparence grâce à la recherche en matière d’enquête, en proposant du contenu instructif inspirant et des événements créatifs, mais nous avons besoin de votre aide.