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Ethical Fashion & Living Wages

25 min•22 april 2020

If you've listened to Episode 115 on how garment workers are being impacted by COVID-19, try this one next. It's an edited version of a story we ran back in 2017, about living wages. Many of the women who make our clothes in countries like Bangladesh still fall far short of earning a living wage. 

April 24th is the anniversary of the Rana Plaza garment factory disaster. Join Fashion Revolution, and keep asking #whomademyclothes?

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Distressed Denim - Why Four Dutch Consumers Want to Take Levi's to Court
•51 min
How to Make Fashion Fair - Johnson Yeung from Clean Clothes Campaign
•53 min
Christina Clausen on Unions, Workers' Rights and the New Industrial Revolution
•42 min
Encore - How Michael Preysman Built Everlane
•38 min
Do You Know the History of Cotton? Artist Nikesha Breeze on Honouring her Ancestors and the Story of Colonial Cotton
•52 min
Helena Norberg Hodge - Globalisation Has Failed Us. What Now?
•59 min
Dark Matter Labs' Indy Johar on Planetary Civics and a new Vision for Fashion's Future
•54 min
A Forest Story - Adventures in Tasmania's Magical Temperate Rainforest
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