8 Free Online Sustainable Fashion Events December 2024
The following sustainable fashion events are FREE and ONLINE. Consider registering for any event you are interested in attending! Taking a notebook and pen to join the sustainable fashion movement is always possible. It is important to continuously learn about the issues and solutions with experts in the fashion industry. Please note that the times of all the events have been converted to CDT time.
Monday, December 2nd
1:00-2:00 PM CST
Remake December Community Call by Remake
Join Remake’s last Community Call of 2024 where you can reflect and celebrate the progress achieved as Remakers. Collective action will be shared, what it means to advocate for change, and how to hold fashion brands accountable. Consider joining if you want to strengthen the movement for a more just and sustainable future!
Wednesday, December 4th
7:00-8:30 PM CST
Stitching a Future By QUT Centre for Justice
Join this presentation of the launch of the report, Stitching a future: Ethical labor and growth in the Queensland fashion and clothing industry. This report explores the sustainable future in the South-East Queensland TCF industry. You will hear from experts on responsible practice drive growth, opportunities, and barriers for ethical practices and accreditations. There will also be an interactive discussion about building the future of TCF manufacturing in SEQ, skill gaps, procurement policy, and reshoring efforts.
1:30-3:00 PM
How to: Upgrade Your Own Wardrobe by Keren Beaumont
Join this workshop if you want to learn how to build a stylish wardrobe by personal stylist, Keren Beaumont. You will learn key reasons why you're struggling with your closet and step-by-step solutions. In addition, you will understand how to mix and match items to build stylish, timeless pieces. You will have a chance to participate in the Style Q&A at the end of the workshop.
Thursday, December 5th
4:00-5:00 PM
Starting Your Policy Journey by Remake
Join this webinar to learn about creating and implementing policies to hold companies and brands accountable for worker and environmental violations. Four panelists will be featured: Maeve Galvin, Global Policy and Campaigns Director at Fashion Revolution, Tim Aldred, previous head of policy for the Fairtrade Foundation, Becca Coughlan, Senior Accountability Manager at Remake, and Emily Stochl, Vice President at Remake. This event will be hosted by Remake’s University Hub, led by organizer Jemima Elliott to taking peaceful action in the name of a better fashion future.
7:00-8:00 PM
Online Mend-Along - Repair & Refashion your Clothes by Fast Fashion Therapy
Join this workshop to improve your sewing smiles and connect with other menders online. You will be assisted by Eleanor and Sarah from Fast Fashion Therapy to help you repair and alter your clothing. You will be able to chat, be offered advice on how to repair and upcycle your clothing, and how to refashion clothing to reduce textile waste
Tuesday, December 10th
5:00-6:00 PM
December Online Community Climate Circle with Gabrielle by Gabrielle Senza | Creative Activist
Join this space that encourages self-expression for anyone feeling overwhelmed by climate change and environmental issues. You will have a place to share your worries, and emotions about the future and our planet, and the impact on our lives, families, and work. All are welcome, no matter age or field are welcome to attend. Consider joining if you want the chance to connect with others who care about the environment and want to share your experiences and feelings.
Friday, December 13th
8:00-9:00 AM
Post Growth (?) Fashion Futures: Conversation with Ingun Klepp and Tone Tobiasson by Post Growth Fashion Agency
Join this online conversation where you will learn about textile research and fashion policy with two guests who have a track record in research projects. They have influenced how we understand the use phase of garments in the industry, how post-consumer textiles flow, and the plastification of fashion.
Monday, December 16th
6:00-7:30 PM
Climate Cafe for All by Carbon Conversations TO
Join this space where you can share your concerned feelings about the climate crisis and related issues. This will be a welcome place led by friendly, experienced facilitators to talk, listen, and connect with others who understand. Consider joining if you need a safe place in a supportive setting to build resilience during difficult and confusing times. The Climate Cade is not one for planning climate action or discussing climate policy, even while the actions are important.
