What I Believe
NOTES FROM the district
Notes on DC's economy, mission-driven business, and what it takes to build things that work.
The FABRIC act and garment industry workplace concerns
Change may be happening soon at the federal level. I am hopeful that we will see greater enforcement of sustainable marketing claims and new clothing labeling soon.
Learn more about where things are right now and why these developments are so important for advancing sustainable fashion.
What Are The Green Guides? And How Can They Lead to Marketing Regulation and New Labeling Requirements?
Change may be happening soon at the federal level. I am hopeful that we will see greater enforcement of sustainable marketing claims and new clothing labeling soon.
Learn more about where things are right now and why these developments are so important for advancing sustainable fashion.
Ending Forced Labor: An Opportunity to Advocate
Learning about the issue of human trafficking can be daunting, but there are many resources to grow your awareness and take corresponding action.
Pop-Up Series to Highlight Women Entrepreneurs and Benefit Human Trafficking Survivors
Creatively DC will feature fashion and accessories made by local artisans, advocates, and survivors.
When the Color of Your Jeans Promotes Exploitation
For thousands of years, indigo symbolized both political power and religious ritual. But the history of indigo, and the cotton fabric it dyes, is anything but pretty.