Sustainable Saturdays - In conversation with Ruth MacGilp

Ruth MacGilp is the Communications Manager at Fashion Revolution, a global movement campaigning for systemic change in the fashion industry. Since 2015 she has been writing about the intersection of fashion, environment and labour rights, collaborating with purpose-driven brands and publications, and co-hosting the award-winning ethical fashion podcast Common Threads. She is passionate about connecting people with the rich stories, cultures and crafts behind clothing and textiles throughout the supply chain.Thanks to my guest today. I have linked the full interview in the show notes if you want to have a watch.  Please follow us on Instagram & TikTok @sustainablyinfluenced.  Season 5 of SI is available to listen now on all good podcast platforms. Thank you for listening Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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