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WHAT WE'RE READING TRADITIONAL DRESS AS RESISTANCE / THE NEW YORK TIMES Rarámuri women in Chihuahua, Mexico, have made an indigenous style of dress a means of fighting assimilation. READ MORE HOW FASHION SCHOOLS ARE TACKLING THE SUSTAINABILITY PUZZLE/ B.O.F 'We have to look at eductaion because we're still training designers to work in an industry that doesn't work for the future'. READ MORE 6 CHANGES TO MAKE THIS WORD OCEANS DAY / ELLE This is why on World Oceans Day we need to think about our actions and how we can improve our contribution to this catastrophic problem. READ MORE THE END OF THE ARTIC AS WE KNOW IT / THE GUARDIAN Less oxygen and ice, more acid and heat. Jonathan Watts joins an expedition studying what this means for the planet. READ MORE WHAT WE'RE WATCHING: RIVER BLUE / PADDLE PRODUCTION INC. As World Oceans Day bring the pollution of our waters to the forefront of our mind we emplore you to watch RIVERBLUE. The film brings awareness to the destruction of some of the world’s most vital rivers through the manufacturing of our clothing. WATCH NOW FASHION REVOLUTION MOOC LAUNCHES MONDAY: SIGN UP NOW Don't forget to sign up to our free online course Fashion's Future: The Sustainable Development Goals. The course starts on June the 10th and will run for 4 weeks, you can expect three hours of study a week. We will explore the fashion industry’s impact on people and planet, what the Sustainable Development Goals are, and how they are linked. SIGN UP NOW