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Campaigns in schools, sweatshop uniforms, teaching resources on global capitalism and the fight against sweatshops.
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email no sweat your address
email no sweat your address (admin@nosweat.org.uk) and we'll send some flyers to distribute.
Also try FairTrade, Oxfam, War on Want. If you mail them, they'll all send material.
Hi Labour behind the label
Hi Labour behind the label have some resources available too - if you look at our website at www.labourbehindthelabel.org under resources to order you can find a whole load of stuff
educating the kids
i work at a secondary school and have a chance to use a notice board for posters and stuff on ethical and sustainable living. does anyone know where i can find good, free, resources that will capture the attention of the kids and promote facts about global issues in a quick and approachable way? A lot of our kids live in the poorest areas of Bournemouth town and labels rule. I'm partiularly interested in making them think twice about the brnads they choose to parade.