Posts in Fashion Activism
Plant-based tech & the impact of conventional haircare products on Black women
Plant-based tech & the impact of conventional haircare products on Black women

Kameese Davis is the founder and CEO of Nylah’s Naturals, a young plant-based hair care brand that introduced a science-based approach to textured hair products, and is pushing boundaries for clean and sustainable products.

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Planet, People, Style, Beauty, Fashion Activism, Season 5Kestrel Jenkinssustainable fashion, supply chain, climate crisis, nylah's naturals, kameese davis, vegan hair, black women, black hair, health, conscious consumerComment
The importance of finding your niche & creating boundaries
The importance of finding your niche & creating boundaries

Isaias Hernandez is the creator of Queer Brown Vegan, where he makes accessible environmental education content, and seeks to provide a safe space for other like-minded environmentalists to engage in the discourse of the current climate crisis.

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Planet, People, Style, Storytelling, Fashion Activism, Circular Economy, Season 5Kestrel Jenkinssustainable fashion, supply chain, conscious, intersectional environmentalist, isaias hernandez, queer brown vegan, environmental educator, climate crisisComment
Episode 203 | MANPREET KAUR KALRA, THE WHITE-WASHING OF SOCIAL IMPACT + BUILDING INCLUSIVE BRAND NARRATIVES
Episode 203 | MANPREET KAUR KALRA, THE WHITE-WASHING OF SOCIAL IMPACT + BUILDING INCLUSIVE BRAND NARRATIVES

Episode 203 | MANPREET KAUR KALRA, THE WHITE-WASHING OF SOCIAL IMPACT + BUILDING INCLUSIVE BRAND NARRATIVES

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Storytelling, Fashion Activism, Industry Insiders, Season 4Kestrel Jenkinssustainable fashion, ethical fashion, conscious consumption, social good, sustainable design, manpreet kaur kalra, art of citizenry, social impact, social entrepreneurship, heropreneurshipComment
Episode 143 | ABLE, LIVING WAGES + THE IMPORTANCE OF PUBLISHING THEM
Episode 143 | ABLE, LIVING WAGES + THE IMPORTANCE OF PUBLISHING THEM

Episode 143 | ABLE, LIVING WAGES + THE IMPORTANCE OF PUBLISHING THEM

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Style, Transparency, Storytelling, Manufacturing, Fashion Activism, People, Season 3Kestrel Jenkinsethical fashion, future of fashion, conscious style, ethical style, fashion revolution, ethical fashion podcast, sustainable fashion, garment industry, who made my clothes, sustainable platform, able, fashion, barrett ward, living wages, EPISODE 143Comment
Episode 140 | ETHICAL STYLE JOURNAL + THE POWER OF INDEPENDENT MAGAZINES
Episode 140 | ETHICAL STYLE JOURNAL + THE POWER OF INDEPENDENT MAGAZINES

Episode 140 | ETHICAL STYLE JOURNAL + THE POWER OF INDEPENDENT MAGAZINES

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Industry Insiders, Style, Storytelling, Fashion Activism, Season 3Kestrel Jenkinsethical fashion, future of fashion, conscious style, ethical style, fashion revolution, ethical fashion podcast, sustainable fashion, garment industry, who made my clothes, ethical style journal, katie pruett, fashion activism, art and activism, EPISODE 140 Comments
Episode 134 | REFORMATION + THEIR NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH THREDUP
Episode 134 | REFORMATION + THEIR NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH THREDUP

Episode 134 | REFORMATION + THEIR NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH THREDUP

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Fashion Activism, Industry Insiders, Circular Economy, Manufacturing, Planet, People, Reuse, Style, Season 3Kestrel Jenkinsethical fashion, future of fashion, conscious style, ethical style, fashion revolution, ethical fashion podcast, sustainable fashion, garment industry, who made my clothes, reformation, thredup, kathleen talbot, ref, EPISODE 134Comment
Episode 133 | NASREEN SHEIKH, ANTI-SWEATSHOP ADVOCATE
Episode 133 | NASREEN SHEIKH, ANTI-SWEATSHOP ADVOCATE

Episode 133 | NASREEN SHEIKH, ANTI-SWEATSHOP ADVOCATE

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Fashion Activism, People, Fair Trade, Industry Insiders, Season 3Kestrel Jenkinsethical fashion, future of fashion, conscious style, ethical style, fashion revolution, ethical fashion podcast, sustainable fashion, garment industry, who made my clothes, renee peters, elizabeth suzann, project drawdown, nasreen sheikh, anti sweatshop, locwom, child labor, forced marriage, local women's handicrafts, EPISODE 133Comment