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S2E13: Fighting For Fair Fashion Through Collective Action | Venetia La Manna
Welcome to the thirteenth episode of ‘The IKKIVI Podcast Season 2’. In this episode, we have with us Venetia La Manna, a fair fashion campaigner who through her social media platforms, challenges fashion brands that are costing the earth and calls out retailers on their unethical practices. She regularly co-organizes actions against Big Fashion and is a co-founder of Remember Who Made Them, seeking to uplift the voices and demands of garment makers.
In this episode, we speak with her about her journey as a sustainable living advocate and fair fashion campaigner, the personal experiences that inspired her to venture on this path, and her changing relationship with fashion over the years. We also speak with her about the importance of learning to take collective action against multinational corporations, about educating ourselves about the industry, her thoughts on the second-hand fashion market, greenwashing in big to small brands, and more. We learned so much from this conversation, and we hope you enjoy tuning into it too! You can follow her work on her Instagram.
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Welcome to the thirteenth episode of ‘The IKKIVI Podcast Season 2’. In this episode, we have with us Venetia La Manna, a fair fashion campaigner who through her social media platforms, challenges fashion brands that are costing the earth and calls out retailers on their unethical practices. She regularly co-organizes actions against Big Fashion and is a co-founder of Remember Who Made Them, seeking to uplift the voices and demands of garment makers.
In this episode, we speak with her about her journey as a sustainable living advocate and fair fashion campaigner, the personal experiences that inspired her to venture on this path, and her changing relationship with fashion over the years. We also speak with her about the importance of learning to take collective action against multinational corporations, about educating ourselves about the industry, her thoughts on the second-hand fashion market, greenwashing in big to small brands, and more. We learned so much from this conversation, and we hope you enjoy tuning into it too! You can follow her work on her Instagram.