Fashion Values (FV)

How have you interacted with Fashion Values? What impact has the programme had on your understanding of fashion and sustainability? If you've taken a course, applied for the Challenge, attended an event, or used one of our resources - we want to hear from you! Share your experiences below, send us an email: [email protected] or click this link to fill out our feedback form: https://lnkd.in/dJ9Jmp6t

Hear first-hand feedback from our some of our global community of learners who have taken part in our Fashion Values: Society course. 📌 “This course has opened my mind once again to the vast extent of knowledge existent out there.” 📌 “It feels so nice to discuss these topics with so many learners from different countries and share our ideas together.” 📌 “[This course] has allowed me to realise that the need to be creative and fight for social justice aren’t at odds with each other, actually they can assist each other.” 📌 “A big thank you for this sublime thought-provoking and idea-stimulating course! Both grounding and elevating.” Anyone can take part in our courses - they are designed for everyone to build your knowledge and capabilities, no matter your skill level, career stage or industry background. Start studying today - with just 3 hours of weekly study across the 4 weeks suggested, our courses allow you to learn at your own pace. 🔗 Click here to join our global community of over 100 000 learners and study this course: https://lnkd.in/deuxDnnb

Gain an understanding of the links between fashion and society through a range of perspectives on our free online course Fashion Values: Society. Fashion and society are deeply intertwined through everyday actions, behaviours and business models, and can be both empowering and exploitative. 📌 Let’s instead use design thinking to develop fashion activities and behaviours that contribute to social justice. 👉 By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to... 💡 Identify social injustice in fashion from intersectional perspectives. 💡 Explore ideas of power and change. 💡 Engage with historical and contemporary fashion activism that challenges social injustice in fashion. 💡 Practice design thinking to develop, prototype, evaluate and communicate fashion activism that can challenge social injustice. ❓ Who can take part? Anyone can take part in our courses! They are designed for everyone to build your knowledge and capabilities, no matter your skill level, career stage or industry background. ❓ When can I take part? You can start studying today! With just 3 hours of weekly study across the 4 weeks suggested, our courses allow you to learn at your own pace. ❓ How can I join? 🔗 Join this course via this link: https://lnkd.in/deuxDnnb Image Credit: Alisa Ruzavina’s Love Bomb collection at University of the Arts London’s Climate Emergency Network Parade for Climate Justice photographed by Ana Blumenkron, 2021 #FashionValues #FashionValuesSociety #SustainableFashion #SustainableDesign #FreeOnlineCourse #FreeFashionCourse #FreeSustainabilityCourse #CSF #LCF #CentreForSustainableFashion #LondonCollegeOfFashion #FashionEducation #SustainabilityEducation

Are you ready to imagine possibilities in and through fashion? Are you committed to radically transforming fashion? 🌱 Let’s shift the narrative from one of emergency, to emergence into new ways of living. 🫶 You’re invited to imagine a better future of fashion, one that nurtures, nourishes and cultivates ways of living well in a more than human world. 📌 Take part in our free online, open-access courses which empower you with the tools to transform and re-envision fashion, challenge the fashion status-quo and incite imagination for alternative fashion experiences and explorations. They are the perfect way to build your knowledge and capabilities, no matter your skill level, career stage or industry background. By the end of our courses, you will feel confident in imagining better fashion systems and hopeful in reshaping the fashion industry. 💡 Led by fashion and sustainability experts from Centre for Sustainable Fashion at London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London. 🌍️ You’ll benefit from the teaching of experienced fashion practitioners, world-leading researchers, and insights from fellow fashion and sustainability learners and doers from around the world. ⁠ ⁠ 📍 When can I take part in a course? You can start studying today! With just 3 hours of weekly study suggested, our courses allow you to learn at your own pace. 📍 How can I join a course? Join our global community of 100k learners and register for our courses: https://lnkd.in/etp7WFw7

art partner has recently launched #CreateCOP29 - an open call for art that generates conversations around the urgent need for #ClimateJustice! 🌎 It’s an open call designed to empower young creatives aged 14 to 30 to respond to the climate emergency exploring themes such as biodiversity, climate justice, corporate greenwashing, wildlife conservation, and grassroots activism. 🌱 Applicants can apply with any medium, including – but not limited to – photography projects, docu-style and experimental film, performance art, spoken word, musical compositions, fashion design, new media, and social media projects. 🎨 Eight finalists will be awarded funding of up to $10k and an additional 20 creatives will receive honourable mentions from a globally recognised panel of judges. This year, the jury is composed of distinguished figures; Anja Rubik (Model, Activist, and Philanthropist), Hans-Ulrich Obrist (Artistic Director of Serpentine), Dr. Subodh Kerkar (Artist, Social Activist, and Founder of Museum of Goa), Marina Testino (Sustainable Fashion Advocate), Ferdinando Verderi (Creative Director), Shaway Yeh (Founder of yehyeh yeh), and Giovanni Testino (Founder of art partner). 🚨 Submissions close on October 31st 2024 and it’s free to apply. 🔗 Head to createcophub.com or click this for more info and to submit your application: https://lnkd.in/eFY7fcyW #EarthPartner #ArtPartner #CreateCOP29 #ClimateEmergency #ClimateJustice #EcologicalCrisis

You’re invited to re-imagine and re-envision fashion for people and planet... 🌱 We invite you to envisage alternative ways of living, based on the core value of living well together in a more than human world. Let’s experience and make fashion that is nourishing, thoughtful and regenerative. ❓ Unsure of where or how to begin this journey? Our free, open-access online courses are the perfect way to build your knowledge and capabilities, no matter your skill level, career stage or industry background. Our courses have been created to empower you with the tools to address the challenges facing fashion today. By the end of our courses, you will feel educated, awakened, hopeful and inspired to make a positive difference in fashion. 💡 Led by fashion and sustainability experts from Centre for Sustainable Fashion at London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London. 🌍️ You’ll benefit from the teaching of experienced fashion practitioners, world-leading researchers, and insights from fellow fashion and sustainability learners and doers from around the world. ⁠ ⁠ 📍 When can I take part in a course? You can start studying today! With just 3 hours of weekly study suggested, our courses allow you to learn at your own pace. 📍 How can I join a course? Join our global community of nearly 100k learners and register for our courses via this think: https://lnkd.in/etp7WFw7 ⁠ Video Credit: Canva #FashionValues #FashionValuesNature #FashionValuesEconomy #FashionValuesCulture #FashionValuesSociety #FashionValuesWellbeing #SustainableFashion #SustainableDesign #OnlineCourse #FreeOnlineCourse #FreeFashionCourse #FreeSustainabilityCourse #CSF #LCF #CentreForSustainableFashion #LondonCollegeOfFashion #FashionEducation #SustainabilityEducation

📌 New Fashion Values Voices Article: Meet the Emergent Winner for this year’s Fashion Values Challenge: Hannah Lauren Riley!🌟 We recently caught up with Hannah, whose open-access toolkit, Fashion Recipes for the Future, impressed the judges with its unique and playful approach to inspiring individuals and communities to engage with fashion in a meaningful way. This creative toolkit takes the form of a cookbook, offering playful ‘recipes’ (activities) for people of all ages to explore alternative ways of experiencing fashion. Hannah places an important focus on education through play in her work, weaving various learning approaches such as experimental dress-up, creative writing and role-play storytelling to encourage communities to re-imagine the ordinary and consider the ‘what-ifs?’ in fashion. Hannah comments on the programme, 'Fashion Values (FV) truly values the people who are trying to transform fashion for the better, and the ways they explore these transformations, foregrounding earth and equity.' 🔗 Click the link below to read the full interview 📖 https://lnkd.in/eu8DUHTq Image Description: Visitor looking at the display of Hannah’s ‘Out of This World’ workshop set-up at #TheLabE20 2023. Image Credit: Alexa Pollman.

Want to learn something new? Interested in fashion and sustainability? 📌 Our free, open access Fashion Values (FV) courses offer specialist insights into fashion and sustainability, through the lenses of Culture, Economy, Nature and Society.⁠ 🌱 Our courses are designed for all - from those with no prior fashion and sustainability knowledge to those who are established professionals. 📍 Explore and take part in our free online #FashionValues courses and join 100 000 global learners. 🔗 Click this link to join and learn more: https://lnkd.in/etp7WFw7 Fashion Values is a sustainability education programme developed by Centre for Sustainable Fashion in collaboration with Kering, IBM, Vogue Business, Global Fashion Agenda, and eyes on talents. We’ve brought together a network of thought leaders in design, research and education, to create an online learning platform with sustainability at its core. Image Credit: Work by Ella d'Aguilar, 2020 BA Fashion Styling & Production, London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London. #FashionValues #FashionValuesNature #FashionValuesEconomy #FashionValuesCulture #FashionValuesSociety #FashionValuesWellbeing #SustainableFashion #SustainableDesign #OnlineCourse #FreeOnlineCourse #FreeFashionCourse #FreeSustainabilityCourse #CSF #LCF #CentreForSustainableFashion #LondonCollegeOfFashion #FashionEducation #SustainabilityEducation

🚨 There is a critical need for businesses to understand the environmental and social impacts of the design decisions they make. 👉 On this six-week course by Centre for Sustainable Fashion, supported by luxury fashion group Kering, you’ll delve into sustainable fashion design, research, and business practice. 💡 You’ll explore the concepts of Planetary Boundaries and Human Equality in the context of the fashion industry and how social sustainability and ethics are currently treated in luxury fashion businesses. ❓ Who can take part? Anyone can take part in our courses! They are designed for everyone to build your knowledge and capabilities, no matter your skill level, career stage or industry background. ❓ When can I take part? You can start studying today! With just 3 hours of weekly study across the 4 weeks suggested, our courses allow you to learn at your own pace. ❓ How can I join? 🔗 Join this course via this link: https://lnkd.in/gnvxB9X Image Credit: Design by Elena Louka. Image: Felix Cooper © University of the Arts London Centre for Sustainable Fashion, London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London. #FashionValues #FashionLuxury #SustainableFashion #SustainableDesign #FreeOnlineCourse #FreeFashionCourse #FreeSustainabilityCourse #CSF #LCF #CentreForSustainableFashion #LondonCollegeOfFashion #FashionEducation #SustainabilityEducation

Discover fashion practices that can protect, restore, and regenerate ecosystems 🌍 Join our Fashion Values: Nature course to explore the impact of fashion on biodiversity and earth’s systems. 📌 This free online, open-access course will help you use design thinking to radically rethink fashion products, services, and systems.⁠ 👉 By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to... 💡 Reflect on fashion’s relationship with nature. 💡 Understand nature's systems that support life (biosphere) and explore fashion practices that could operate within the limits of nature's systems. 💡 Critically examine fashion practices that can protect, restore and regenerate nature's systems, and transform fashion's relationship with nature. 💡 Develop and evaluate a fashion practice that can regenerate nature. ❓ Who can take part? Anyone can take part in our courses! This course will empower learners with the tools to address challenges facing fashion today. This includes students, sustainability professionals, fashion and business professionals, educators, designers, strategists, and communicators. ❓ When can I take part? You can start studying today! With just 3 hours of weekly study across the 4 weeks suggested, our courses allow you to learn at your own pace. ❓ How can I join? 🔗 Join this course and learn more via this link: https://lnkd.in/etp7WFw7 Image Credit: MA Fashion Futures alumna Anustha Kishor’s (@anusthakishor) project @climatecohort. Photo by @otin.media Centre for Sustainable Fashion, London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London. #FashionValues #FashionValuesNature #SustainableFashion #SustainableDesign #FreeOnlineCourse #FreeFashionCourse #FreeSustainabilityCourse #CSF #LCF #CentreForSustainableFashion #LondonCollegeOfFashion #FashionEducation #SustainabilityEducation