The Australian fashion industry is at a crossroads. We invite you to join us at this special event as we lift the lid on what’s happening in the supply chains of the biggest fashion brands.
We all have a part to play—from CEO to garment worker and senator to citizen—in ensuring the more than 50 million people living in modern slavery worldwide aren’t exploited in global fashion supply chains. Join our Justice In Action webinar to see how your shopping choices make a difference, and get a behind the scenes look into our 10th Edition Ethical Fashion Report and Guide!
The Australian fashion industry is at a crossroads. The cost-of-living crisis in Australia has led many companies to strip back what they consider to be ‘non-essential’ spending, which too often includes ESG (environmental, social and governance) actions. This could have dangerous implications for people and the planet, furthering both exploitation and environmental degradation.
We invite you to join us at this special event as we lift the lid on what’s happening in the supply chains of the biggest fashion brands. Our dynamic panel will delve into the findings of our 10th Edition Ethical Fashion Report & Guide, and discuss questions such as: What progress have fashion companies made toward ethical practices? How have consumer behaviours shifted in response to these changes? And does it really matter where we choose to shop?
Together, we can help ensure that justice, fairness and good stewardship of the environment are central to the industry’s future.
Gina is the Ethical Fashion Team Lead at Baptist World Aid Australia.
Kat is the Advocacy Coordinator at Baptist World Aid Australia.
Sienna leads youth and school engagement at Baptist World Aid Australia.
Rhys is an Ethical Fashion Researcher and Volunteer at Baptist World Aid.
Baptist World Aid Australia is a Christian aid and development organisation working with 37 local Christian partner organisations implementing 68 projects in 24 countries. We partner with like-minded agencies overseas to empower communities as they emerge from poverty, challenge injustice, and build resilience together.
We also partner with Christians and churches around Australia, particularly those within the Baptist movement, in faithful prayer, ethical consumption, generous giving, and courageous advocacy as together we follow Jesus to end poverty so all can enjoy fullness of life as God intends.
