"I can't believe sales have increased that much. Amazing. If consumer respect for these products increases the pressure is really put on all companies to think harder about CSR"
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Jennifer McNicholas commented on Jennifer McNicholas's blog post Fairwear 2010"They are only a selected brand online, although Emma Watson's collection will be in Topshop. Have a look at www.bibico.co.uk and www.lifesnotfairbutmyknickersare.com- They were my two favourite brands! xx"
April Williamson commented on Jennifer McNicholas's blog post Fairwear 2010"This sounds brilliant! Do you by any chance know when the fair trade lines will be coming out into high street shops? Or are they only going into slected branches? xx"
Jennifer McNicholas posted a blog postFairwear 2010
This week I attended Bristol’s Fairwear fashion show, featuring People Trees’s new collection by Emma Watson. The fashion show is the biggest fair-trade fashion show in the UK, sponsored by Co-op and FiveG. Its aims to convey fair-trade fashion in an affordable and fun way as well as exploiting the hidden cost of cheap disposable garments that dominate our high streets.The show had many alternate fair-trade brands for everyone, from aprons and day wear right down to underwear! On the cat walk…See More
Jennifer McNicholas posted a blog postHelp Fairtrade, help fair living
Hello guys,As a part of Fairtrade fortnight 2010 I am going to look into fair-trade for students, looking into how accessible it is, how much more expensive it is and the difference in taste, if any?The idea of Fairtrade is so simple and yet so rewarding, not only does it give workers a fair pay but also a chance at education, empowerment and a chance to improve their community. For example the journey of ‘The fruits of Fairtrade’ in South Africa, the government introduced a policy know as…See More
Jennifer McNicholas posted a blog postMcQueen's label to go on?
Since the death of the genius that was Alexander McQueen I have been reading article about his work and what may happen to his fashion label. Reading online today, BBC news reports that the label will go on and will be run by the French group PPR. They claim'This would be the best tribute that we could offer to him.'McQueen's label is part of the Gucci group run by PPR.'Alexander McQueen will leave an important legacy that Gucci will continue to protect, grow and celebrate.'But without the…See More
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"This year I'm going to swap as much as possible, and hopefully along the way do a fairtrade testing night for students in Liverpool!"
Jennifer McNicholas posted a blog postFIFA World Cup 2010 bring significant moment for South Africa
Nearly a billion eyes will be fixed on South Africa this summer for all the right reasons not due to race, crime or AIDS but for being the proud host of the 19th FIFA World Cup. In staging the World Cup finals they are taking on the biggest show piece sporting event in the world. South Africa won’t have had such a moment in the limelight since the transition from apartheid to multiracial democracy in 1994.This…See More
Jennifer McNicholas posted a blog postYoung Brits paint a world without prejudice
Last night, I attended the ‘Young Brits at Art’ exhibition at The Tate in Liverpool. The Equality of Human Rights Commissions is asking young Brits to visualise a world free from prejudice, and launched ‘Young Brits at Art’ this week.The national awards are aimed at 11-19 year olds and encourage them to depict their beliefs, opinions and judgements by asking, ‘What would the world look like if we lived without prejudice?’We entered the exhibition room to look at last year’s winners and get to…See More
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This week I attended Bristol’s Fairwear fashion show, featuring People Trees’s new collection by Emma Watson. The fashion show is the biggest fair-trade fashion show in the UK, sponsored by Co-op and FiveG. Its aims to convey…
ContinuePosted on February 27, 2010 at 17:08 — 3 Comments
Help Fairtrade, help fair living
Hello guys,
As a part of Fairtrade fortnight 2010 I am going to look into fair-trade for students, looking into how accessible it is, how much more expensive it is and the difference in taste, if any?…
ContinuePosted on February 22, 2010 at 22:37
McQueen's label to go on?
Since the death of the genius that was Alexander McQueen I have been reading article about his work and what may happen to his fashion label. Reading online today, BBC news reports that the label will go on and will be run by the French group PPR. They claim
'This would be the best tribute that we could offer to him.'
McQueen's label is part of the Gucci group run by PPR.
'Alexander McQueen will leave an important legacy that Gucci will continue to protect, grow and…
ContinuePosted on February 18, 2010 at 16:24
FIFA World Cup 2010 bring significant moment for South Africa
Nearly a billion eyes will be fixed on South Africa this summer for all the right reasons not due to race, crime or AIDS but for being the proud host of the 19th FIFA World Cup. In staging the World Cup finals they are taking on the biggest show piece sporting event in the world. South Africa won’t have had such a moment in the limelight since the transition from apartheid to multiracial democracy in… Continue
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- At 15:04 on June 18, 2011,
Turyatunga Bob Maahe said… Hello how are u doing over there?
Any possibility of Uganda Youth Skills Training project partnering with u ? such that we share the ideas on issues concerning development?
Am Turyatunga Bob Maahe, the director/ founder of Uganda Youth Skills Training Project.
The project's mission is To contribute to the improvemet of younger peoples lives through schools and community based rducation in response to sustainable skills.
Our website link is http://sites.google.com/site/ugyouthskillstraningproject/about-us
contact details are:
+256 776 830887
email:ugandayouthskills@rocketmail.com
bobmaahe@gmail.com
maahebob@haoo.com
skype:bob.maahe
- At 14:32 on January 11, 2010,
Hayley Pammy Joyes said… - Hi Jennifer,
Welcome to WHRN.
My name is Hayley and I am looking after things on the site. Please feel free to post blogs,vid's, pics, jazz up your profile and get involved with discussions.
Any problems drop me a message.
Speak soon,
Hayley x
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