Come along as we interview Jen Pistor and learn more about her contributions to this movement and discover how slow fashion influencers are stitching together a more sustainable and ethical world.
Kathryn Boese founded her company, GURU in 2007 with a mission to practice fair trade principles and create clothing in an ethical manner. Check out the #goodsquad interview
This week on #TheGoodSquad, we interview David Pritchard one of the founders of Birds and Beans Coffee Roasters. This amazing cafe exclusively offer coffees and teas that have positive environmental and social impacts.
Krista, founder and CEO of Shop JustOne, partners with artisans from Kenya and Uganda to create fairly traded and ethically sourced gifts.Read more about her inspiring story and how she has made a positive impact on the community.
This week on The Good Blog we interview Joella Hogan, creator and founder of Yukon Soaps. Yukon soaps is Indigenous owned and operated, reviving their heritage through trade systems and community of harvesters.
This week on #TheGoodSquad, we interview Rina Clarke, one of the founders of Buck Naked Soap Company. This small business hand makes their soap using the most traditional form of soap-making, cold processing!
This week we interview one of the founders of Prism Project, Sylvia Blythe. She shares her story about the mission behind the Prism Project and the importance of educating yourself to protect those around you.
This week on The Good Blog we discuss the negative impacts of fast-fashion. This is only the tip of the iceberg. Learn more about the harmful effects of fast-fashion by checking out this blog!
This week on The Good Blog we interview small business owner, Robyn Hobbs, Founder of Le Prix Fashion. Le Prix Fashion's mission is to foster sustainability, self-love, and empowerment through a fun and inclusive shopping experience.
This week on The Good Blog, we introduce Cara & Cary, Founders of Goodbuy. Goodbuy is a free online shopping tool that connects independent small businesses with conscious, values-aligned shoppers.
This week on #TheGoodSquad, we got the opportunity to interview Manish Gupta, founder of MatrBoomie. MatrBoomie is a FairTrade company that supports 1000+ artisans in India with their artisan partners being paid 25% over market wages.
This week on The Good Blog, we interview Kelly Weinberger the founder of WorldFinds, a non-profit FairTrade company that carries accessories handmade by artisans in India!
This week on The Good Blog, we interview Bayan Alkhatib, the founder of Bays Threads which upcycles vintage and thrift clothing by incorporating a piece of each clothing and sewing them into one!
We luckily got the chance to interview Julie Allen, the founder of Mary Rose Boutique, for The Good Blog this week! Read further to find out what to do to change the stigma of mental health and why inclusive sizing is important for retail stores.
This week of #TheGoodTribe, we got the chance to interview Dorothy to learn more about BeesButter and why natural ingredients are an essential part of your skincare routine.
We recently interviewed Jenny Fortier, founder of Northern Wildflowers, a company that provides access to native plant seeds for gardeners within Canada. Learn more about her journey.
This week on #TheGoodBlog we got to talk with Pam Meier, founder of The Turtle’s Back. She's also offers educational programs, seminars and mentoring apprentices.
This week on #TheGoodBlog, we got to talk to Blythe Hill, the founder of Dressember. Check out this week’s must read to learn more about Dressember and how wearing a dress can help raise awareness to human trafficking.
This week on #TheGoodBlog, we got to talk to Dan Vandermolen, the founder of CHANGE Lifestyle & Apparel. Check out this week’s must read to learn more and see the amazing contributions they have made to their community!
This week on #TheGoodBlog, we'll introduce Michelle Genttner, one of the co-founders of Unboxed Market. Read more about unboxed market where you will find sustainable and ecofriendly products that have zero waste packaging.