What Can You Do?

1) Unfollow fashion brands on social media and unsubscribe from their newsletters 2) Sort out your wardrobe 3) Learn to repair your clothes 4) When you see clothes you want, learn to ask yourself some questions such as 👚Do I need it? 🧦Will I wear it at least 50 times? 👖Can I make at least 3 outfits using it with my other clothes? 🩱Do I really want it or am I looking for a dopamine hit? 5) Learn more about the industry

Having dedicated volunteers who look out for the protestors’ health makes a huge difference when it comes to safety! Get in touch with a local group to let them know that you would like to help out.

Learning basic sewing and repair skills is not as hard as you think, and it doesn't need to look perfect either! To tackle disposability culture and make the clothes we love last, one small thing we can do top make a big impact is to pick up a needle and thread.

5 books about trans people written by trans people - from non-fiction on trans rights and memoirs to fiction.

5 practical ways we can extend the life of our clothes, keep them out of landfill and reduce the likelihood they will end up in landfill in the Global South.

From navigating burnout to understanding your mental health within a broader political context, these books have you covered. We've even included some old favourites in there to help ground and nourish you.

What they do, why they’re important and how you can become one.

Jemima will be sharing resources on themes such as: - fast fashion 👚 - climate justice 🌎 - land rights 🏞️ - trade unions 💪 - renters’ rights 🏡