We asked "Umweltgedanke" if we could post a short articleabout Fast Fashion in Switzerland, and we received positive feedback. Sandra and I are happy because we are even allowed to answer the questions and comments that are asked under the post then. Great opportunity for us !!!
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Delvina and I are on the search of a Newsletter or Blog that we could publicate our IDAf Project on. On our first request to the GMX Newsletter we sadly got a rejection.
GMX Newsletter Response:
Because of this rejection we sent out another request to the blog : Umweltgedanken.de
We are still awaiting their response and hope for the best.
Kind regards
Delvina & Sandra
For a fast fashion project, different media such as the following ones can convey this well
- statistics with numbers
- photographics
- videos
- reports
- social media platforms
There are many statistics and figures --> illustrate the extent of the impact of the fast fashion industry
on the environment and society
Images and infographics --> visualize complex issues and make them easier to understand
Videos --> for creating an emotional connection with viewers
Social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter --> to draw people's attention to the topic
of fast fashion and to encourage discussion
In my opinion...
It is inspiring to see the comparison between us and Penans from Borneo, everything about life, the culture and nature there and Switzerland.
In a short time, I already realized that Yuri has fun with the project and always keeps us up to date.
This can be seen in every post, because every post was written very consider. All steps are documented very carefully, and you always know where you stand.
In my opinion, your goal sounds promising. «The goal for this project is to show, that there is a different way to live your life and find happiness.» As it arouses the interest in reading more.
I don't know what else could be added here, because it is still very early.
From a scale of 1-10 I would give Yuri and his project a 9 so far, so it is very easy to understand, it sounds interesting and exciting and will definitely look in more often.
I hope that the "Penan from Borneo" project will continue to be successful.
Preparing possible questions for our call:
- How important is sustainability to you when it comes to fashion ?
- What are your priorities when choosing clothing ?
- Do you know any brands that specialize in sustainable fashion ?
- What are your thoughts on the environmental impact of fast fashion ?
- How do you think we can reduce the impact of fast fashion on the environment ?
- How would you describe the importance of fashion in your life ?
- What can we do as consumers to make the fashion industry more sustainable? What changes would you like to see ?
Sandra and I contacted two students from India yesterday and we will exchange our ideas and information today at 12 o'clock in a call.
Our Vision
Our vision for this project is to create a sustainable and innovative solution that addresses the human behaviour around Fast-Fashion. By intense resaerch and a collab with Albania, we aim to write an informative article. We are dedicated to create a high-quality, interesting project.
We strive to not only meet, but exceed our expectations through constant communication and the collaboration. Ultimately, our goal is to establish ourselves as a journalist and leave a positive impact on the world. The conclusion calls for greater awareness and responsibility among consumers in their clothing choices, and emphasizes the potential for positive change through collective action. Overall, the conclusion effectively ties together the key takeaways from the project and highlights the significance of the topic.
Our Main Focus is
1. Why aren't we educating people about the damages of fast fashion?
2. Why aren't people that know about the dangers, doing anything?
Team: Rinesa, Sandra, Delvina (Evan/Abhinav)
Interview: We plan on Interviewing a slow fashion business owner
Additional Material:
1. Pictures of popular stores in switzerland ans albania.
2. Survey about how people feel about buying their clothes and where they get them
Delvina and I (Sandra) are currently still doing research on our subject.
We have two diffrent mail adresses on our Mural and wrote one of them, but didn't get a reply yet. We plan on writing the second person on monday the 13th march.
With our collaboration partner from albania we already talked and she will make some pictures of the most popular stores over there.
We are also planning an interview with a slow fashion brand owner and are currently still searching for a interview partner.
Published by Delvina and Sandra
1) Mind your class category
2) Mind the befter category:
1 Vision and Imagination
2 Ideas and Team building
3 Experience on site
4 Shape and create
5 Reflection
6 Publishing
7 Promotion and feedback
3) Mind your project category
>Overview of project ideas
Project categories:
Climate impacts
Green roofs
Green gaming
Aquarium
Waste water
Fast fashion
Coral reefs
Impacts through conflicts
Penan from Borneo
Wind power
Ski resort
Bottle bricks
Apple leather
Animal welfare
Sports
Formula 1
[in progress]
Fast fashion has become a hot topic among many people, due to its negative impact on both people and the environment. Some common criticisms of fast fashion include:
Poor working conditions for garment factory workers.
Increased pollution and waste due to the frequent production and disposal of cheap clothes.
Negative impact on local cultures and traditional textile production methods.
Use of hazardous chemicals in textile production.
However, despite these criticisms, fast fashion remains popular among consumers due to its affordability and the ability to quickly respond to changing fashion trends. Many people are calling for increased sustainability in the fashion industry, including better working conditions for workers, the use of environmentally friendly materials, and more responsible disposal of waste.
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