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Tell the Biden administration: Help prevent massive amounts of food waste by standardizing date labels
I hope to see the fashion industry slow down, metaphorically and physically. By creating spaces which honor clothing for the blessing it is and by fostering an ethos of appreciation for garments rather than perpetuating the relentless pursuit of ever-changing fashion cycles, we can potentially see a significant disinvestment from fast fashion producers.Lenaya-Aiden Gonzales, President of the Sustainable Fashion Club, California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo
Lenaya-Aiden Gonzales
My hope is to give students the tools and knowledge to make a change in the fashion industry. I hope to see more education and thought put into all resources along the supply chain, with elimination of waste and toxins, and farming practices that work in harmony with nature.Tanya Knannlein, Instructor in the School of Apparel Design & Development at Seattle Central College, Washington
Tanya Knannlein
A small step that you can do that will make a big difference is to not buy luxuries from fast fashion companies. Because when that expense is brought down, if you're not paying for that labor, the company is not--no one is--and the people are being exploited [for their labor].Helena Stark, Fiber Artist, California
Helena Stark
As a previous avid buyer of fast fashion, I’m horrified by the environmental damage that the industry has caused.Amelia Fiore, Media Coordinator for OSPIRG at the University of Oregon
Amelia Fiore
Fast fashion not only produces countless waste during its production, but has slowly cut down on the amount of sustainable clothing available to buy.Ravi Cullop, Student at the University of Oregon