Drawing on more than a decade of work with top fashion brands and cutting-edge research, this interactive workshop equips students to live out their faith in action and global citizenship—one thoughtful outfit at a time.
Young people long for a better world but every purchasing decision they make can inadvertently support an often destructive and exploitative industry. Young people long for justice but can feel overwhelmed by the size of the problems in our hurting, globalised world. They long to make a difference, but their influence can feel small.
This interactive and thought-provoking workshop draws on up-to-date research from the Baptist World Aid Ethical Fashion Report to help students explore the impact of the fashion industry on people and the planet—and what a Christian response to justice looks like.
Designed to be accessible and engaging for all Secondary School students, the workshop challenges every person to consider how their everyday choices can be an act of faith in action.
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For over a decade, Baptist World Aid has been advocating for a fashion system that is fairer on workers and the environment. The Ethical Fashion Guide equips consumers with brand scores to help them shop with impact, while the Ethical Fashion Report holds the industry to account and drives progress through evidence-based insights and recommendations.
Baptist World Aid is the aid and development arm of the Australian Baptist Church. Accredited by the Australian government, we’ve been helping people around the world emerge from poverty since 1959.
We connect generous Australians with local Christian Partners who are known and trusted by the communities they serve. Together we work alongside children, women and men so they can fight injustice and create long-term solutions to poverty—for themselves, their families, and their communities.
