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Prof Dilys Williams shares how the changing of seasons brings about renewed challenges and opportunities for creating conditions for care and reciprocity in and through the fashion and higher education system.

Prof Dilys Williams asks, 'What might designers contribute if they shifted their lens from materials, products and services to the design of governance?' What if, using transformation design, participatory practice and co-inquiry, we could co-develop principles, processes and people who can represent human and more-than-human life? From these questions, Governance for Tomorrow was born, a programme managed by Centre for Sustainable Fashion, supported by Kering.

How are care and community cultivated within a fashion education context? Centre for Sustainable Fashion’s (CSF) education team have...

At the end of March, London College of Fashion   (LCF) hosted the annual IFFTI conference  entitled Forming Futures . As part of the...

A couple of weeks ago, I experienced a racially charged incident at my local shop in Stratford. A moment that served as an uncomfortable...

In my journey on Country, I embark on an ethical fashion walk. From the remnants of a decimated local textile industry, I attend fashion...