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Food-Fibre-Fashion

Food-Fibre-Fashion. is a publication and podcast that will guide you in recognising the interconnectedness of the food, textile and fashion industries, and how you can play a role in shifting the mindset away from one that is extractive, to one that is regenerative - in line with nature.Find monthly episodes on A Month In The Life Of An Urban Gardener documenting the activities of an organic food grower in London, along with monthly episodes providing you a rundown of thematic resources that

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Month in the life of an urban gardener: June 2024.

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2024/07/05

As this is part of the Food-Fibre-Fashion publication, there will be stories and musings to raise your awareness of how interconnected these systems are, even when we’re looking in small scale, such as an urban garden.Listen to an episode each month reflecting on the previous month's activities.Follow ⁠⁠@stephaniesteele.studio⁠⁠ on Instagram where you'll find an accompanying reel.

Nature is a human right.

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2024/07/02

Considering the Rights of- and to- Nature movements to understand where and when to take practical action within communities, and whether nature is indeed a human right.Another edition of The Garden of Tomorrow festival in London, was hosted by House of Hackney on 13th-15th June 2024. This one had many sessions entitled ‘Nature the…” and “Nature is…” to consider nature’s many roles — or archetypes maybe. Client, rightsholder, artist, human right, teacher, stakeholder, muse and designer. I

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Month in the life of an urban gardener: May 2024.

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2024/06/11

What is nature connection?

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2024/05/14

‘Nature Connection’ is a term used today to explain activities that (unsurprisingly) aim to connect you with nature. As I use this term myself when marketing my outdoor textile workshops, I wanted to unpack what ‘nature connection’ could mean.This post uncovers various definitions of ‘nature connection’, and some activity suggestions that may fall under this category to help highlight what practically connecting with nature could look and feel like.What is ‘nature

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Month in the life of an urban gardener: April 2024.

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2024/05/14

Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art.

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2024/05/08

Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art was an exhibition at London’s Barbican Centre in early 2024 that brought together 50 international artists who challenge power structures through the textiles medium.Textiles cover and protect us, engage our senses, trigger our memories, represent our beliefs, hold our stories. We are wrapped in cloth when we’re born and enshrouded in it when we die.As an artistic medium, textiles can speak to the joys and pains ofbeing human, as well as the

Imagining Possibilities.

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2024/04/26

Celebrating fifteen years of the MA Fashion and the Environment / MA Fashion Futures at London College of Fashion, this ‘sustainability social’ from Centre for Sustainable Fashion reflected on years of changemaking within the fashion system.Ahead of a four-day Imagining Possibilities festival hosted at The Lab E20 in Stratford’s new East Bank, this evening of conversation considered where we started and where we’re at. As one of the original MA students — of the second year this Masters degree ran —

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Month in the life of a gardener: March.

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2024/04/05

Inside the SHEIN machine.

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2024/03/29

Five key takeaways from the Channel 4 commissioned exposé documentary, Untold: Inside the Shein Machine.SHEIN is a fast-fashion retailer that became a TikTok sensation and is now reportedly worth £43 billion dollars [at time of writing in October 2022]. Mastering social media marketing to become a global fast fashion phenomenon, SHEIN's business model is founded on just-in-time production of small batches to drive exclusivity and huge hauls. Their website plays on FOMO to increase average order

Citizen Fashion Policy Workshop.

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2024/03/12

The Interdisciplinary Textiles Circularity Centre at Royal College of Art hosted a number of research workshops as part of the Regenerative Fashion Hub at Rich Mix London in March 2024.I participated in the Citizen Policy Workshop, a session aimed at understanding what the policy requirements of sustainable fashion are from the point of view of citizens. Working with not-for-profit think tank Policy Connect, the insights from all of the facilitations were to be gathered and disseminated into a

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Month in the life of a gardener: February.

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2024/03/06

Nature Connection: Nature Weaving.

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2024/02/28

Weaving makes up a lot of our world. It’s how textiles are formed, and even how buildings stay together. The understanding and design involved with materials is both explorative and wise. The unique art of “nature weaving” — weaving with nature’s materials — is a simple, seasonal and local activity to try. For adults and children alike, it’s a space for experimentation and play.This blog introduces you to a personal approach to this nature connection activity of nature weaving.

Ainu Stories.

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2024/02/25

Ainu Stories: Contemporary Lives By The Saru River was a free exhibition at Japan House London, showing November 16th 2023 — April 21st 2024.The Ainu are an indigenous people living mainly in Hokkaido. This exhibit highlighted some facets of the culture to help give voice and expression to disappearing traditions and language. Developed in collaboration with the people of Nibutani, a community of 300 people, there are more than 200 works not previously shown outside of Japan.I visited on my birthday

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Month in the life of a gardener: January.

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2024/02/13

The past, present + future of regenerative fibres.

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2024/02/07

A conversation on the past, present and future of regenerative fibres as part of the Threads of Change festival in London, October 2023.Moderated by Ashna Patel of Khadi London, this conversation brought up topics not usually considered in those on regenerative fibres. This is a new, yet not-so-new space, and most discussions revolve around environmental or social impact in regards to the materials themselves, and otherwise infrastructure. This is the first time I’ve experienced together the

SEED: The Untold Story.

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2024/01/21

Thoughts from watching a film that follows passionate seed keepers protecting our 12,000 year-old food legacy by battling chemical seed companies and the changing climate.Watched during a community film screening, this film — SEED: The Untold Story — is enlightening and horrific, and perhaps somewhat hopeful. It follows various so-called “seedkeepers” who have initiated projects to grow plants, save their seed, and redistribute the varieties through seed libraries, in order to protect indigenous

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Month in the life of a gardener: December.

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2024/01/07

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Month in the life of a gardener: November.

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2023/12/10

BOOKS: Slow + Fast Fashion.

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2023/11/24

16 books to start you off understanding the fashion system (+ a list of 19 more).A not-exhaustive compilation of personal recommendations on books that can help you holistically understand the fashion system, considering materials, design, production, trade, sales, and marketing.I love a book, but I tend to have to have a ‘heavy’ and a ‘light’ one on the go at the same time. And I tend to have to underline or post-it note it all, and then read the book again because I’ll have already forgotten most

Biodiversity and fashion.

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2023/11/22

Biodiversity is another of those terms bandied about a bit, but does the everyday person really know what it means? We can surmise it’s about ecology and about variety, though what does this look like in practice, especially for one of the most devastating industries — fashion.This is the fifth in a series exploring fashion and its connection to agriculture, using the discussions from Groundswell as starting points for some thoughts.This one considers biodiversity.

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