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If we want the world to become a better place post Covid-19, we must stand up for the change we want to see...

Prof. Helen Storey has been working closely with course leaders to create a ‘Living curriculum'.

Dr Francesco Mazzarella has been awarded funding from HEIF for the next iteration of Making for Change: Waltham Forest...

It is now clearer than ever that the micro and small fashion businesses that have built their work on the need to do something that matters,

Exploring the concept of Mutual Aid as a framework for care, adding to discussions about an ecologically just post-Covid future.

Throughout the year long project Making for Change: Waltham Forest, its extensive programme facilitated an enriching experience...

Earth Logic, a fashion action research plan offers a radical vision for the fashion industry...to transform by putting Earth first.

Here we are now, in our home offices – researchers, designers, makers, all doing our utmost to adapt to the new circumstances of the COVID.

When we launched Antarctica World Passport in 2008, we believed in international cooperation – Antarctica became a symbol of hope...

Since January 2019, Professor Helen Storey has been working with the UNHCR as ‘Artist in Residence’ at Za’atari Refugee Camp, Jordan...

Blackhorse Lane Ateliers – hosted a research residency as part of ‘Making For Change: Waltham Forest’ a project...

We look back on what the leaders of micro and small businesses who spoke at our 2019 Better Lives event...

As we look back on 2019, a year which saw Waltham Forest being the first London Borough of Culture, it seems a timely opportunity to reflect

Offering a new ‘way in’ to sustainability ideas – we caught up with Kate, on the evolution of Wild Dress – from the initial ideas to...

There are many things that create great discussion and debate in our office, and Black Friday is definitely one of them...

Transforming what it means to be a fashion business – how brands are fostering sustainable practices at London Fashion Week.

Relationships are the subject of much debate at Centre for Sustainable Fashion; those that we have with each other and with nature. Fashion,

Just because you own it, doesn’t mean you know how to use it…While most of us probably know what ‘craft’ is in a production context...

Craft, at its best, is a radical force. In the face of a world now largely in the tow of speed, you could consider craft an extreme...

Over the past five years, Centre for Sustainable Fashion has looked a lot at the relationship between fashion, materials and sustainability.