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Sustainability is not a destination; it is a journey. It is a verb rather than a noun. It is not black and white either.

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

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,

Developed in partnership with Condé Nast, The Sustainable Fashion Glossary is designed to strengthen and develop sustainability literacy.

The unexpected and for most, the unimagined is happening. A large majority of people around the world have dramatically changed how they are

Our education team have brought together resources, that can support those who are rethinking their fashion sustainability teaching..

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

Seven years on, we are still fighting for transparency in the fashion supply chain, for access to unions for workers across the world.

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

Upon finding our free online short course ‘Fashion and Sustainability‘ in collaboration with Kering, Lydia Bolton immersed herself...

Working towards Education for Sustainability at London College of Fashion (LCF), comes with many considerations...

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

The re-convened Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has set out its plans, which, so far, do not include fashion....

Looking at how much more needs to be done in education for sustainability, our Interim Report Education for Sustainability Transformation.

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...

We caught up with the winners of The Kering Awards 2019 – a partnership with Kering which supports sustainable design and viable innovation

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