This pathway is designed to guide you through the building blocks of regenerative fashion, so that you transform from being in a position where you can't see how to move forward in a sustainable manner, to knowing how to make a positive, impactful change, for people, planet and achieving your goals.
You will start with an overview of ‘Regenerative Fashion’ and then branch out to cover a range of key topics with more depth at each level.
Webinars will include:
- Anyone with an interest in finding out more about where their clothes come from and how to avoid damage causing fast fashion
- Solo entrepreneurs building physical products in fashion
- Anyone working in a fashion organisation who wants to understand more ethical, sustainable ways of producing textiles and clothing
- For designers - both professional and at home - who want to understand how to make greener more ethical choices in their fabrics and design processes
- Supporting positive choices for customers who love fashion but want peace of mind
- Understanding key information on ethical fashion for those in the fashion industry or with an interest in fashion and clothing
- Understanding fabrics and their impact on people and planet
Jo was part of an all-female panel at one of our first in-person events for the Department of Economics at the University of Warwick in April 2022. The theme of the event was climate change and how different sectors including activists, social entrepreneurs and politicians can work collaboratively to solve the crisis. Jo’s insights on ethical clothing have certainly provoked many of the audience who attended to question how they buy their clothes in the future. We were particularly struck by Jo’s comment that ‘clothes that claim to be made in Britain actually can’t be as we don’t grow cotton in Britain’. Jo is extremely passionate about what she does and what she believes in and that certainly came across during the evening. We thank Jo for her contribution to an extremely successful event and would certainly recommend her as a speaker.
Jo Salter has contributed to the Postgraduate Certificate in Sustainable Business, a University of Cambridge accredited course. She led a series of small group discussions with the students, where she presented a case study and then invited the students to interact with this. This resulted in thought-provoking and lively conversations where Jo was able to share genuine and frank insights about her journey. I would like to thank Jo for her contribution to the programme and we hope to continue the collaboration in the future.