Category: local production

Human Library event will take place on Sunday, November 20th in Maardu (EE).

I will be there as a Vegan Feminist on loan to Readers. Registration is now open. Looking forward to respectful conversations! Facebook event: https://clubactive.eu/20-11-22-human-library-maardu/

D. ableism, abuse, activism, ageism, aggression, animal communication, animal exploitation, animal liberation, animal rights, animal rights sanctuary, animal sanctuaries, animal shelters, animal species, animal welfare, animals as sentient beings, anti-speciesism, antiracist work, artivism, awareness raising, balance, behaviour and choice, body image ideals, body shaming, capitalism, challenges, cis, cisheteropatriarchy, climate activism, climate change, climate crisis, climate grief, colonialism, communication with animals, compassion, conscious consumers, consume less, consumption, contemporary fashion, cooking, creative activism, critical awareness, cruelty free, cruelty-free living, cultural sustainability, deep social contacts, desirable development, different feminisms, direct action, discrimination, diversity, eco-anxiety, ecologial fashion, ecological footprint, ecological grief, ecological issues, ecological sustainability, economy, education, EE, empathy, empowering, endangered species, entrepreneurship, environmental activism, environmental footprint, environmental impact, environmental justice, environmental values, environmental responsibilities, equality, equity, Estonia, ethical fashion, ethical sustainability, ethical tourism, ethical values, fair working conditions, fair-trade, fat shaming, fear, fear of the future of the planet, feelings, feminism, feminist characters beings still sexually objectified, feminist experimental pop, feminist hiphop, feminist music, feminist object, feminist rap, feminist spirituality, gender equality, gender roles, gender transitioning, go vegan, going vegan, going zero waste, grief, health, herbal remedies, homophobia, human library, human library estonia, human rights, humans’ expectations, humans’ trouble, humans’ wounds, independence, inspiration, intersectional feminism, justice, less waste, LGBT+phobia, LGBTQ+ community, LGBTQA+ rights, local production, low-waste, Maardu, male dominance, masculinity, mental health awareness, mental health care, methods of non-violent activism, mindful consumption, minimalism, miscellaneous, non-binary, oppression, oppression of women, pain, patriarchy, personal space, physical boundary, physical safety, plastic free, postcolonialism, queer, queer activism, queer feminism, racism, raising consciousness, recycling, reducing, refilling, respect for all life, respecting animals, respecting cats, responsible acts, reusing, second hand, self acceptance, self-care, sex workers, sexism, sharing knowledge, slaughter, slaughterhouses, slavery, slow fashion, slow food, social activism, social acts, social entrepreneurship, social impacts, social justice, solidarity, speciesism, spreading awareness, stereotypes, street activism, sustainability, sustainable development, sustainable lifestyle, telling stories of women, thoughtful living, thrift shop, toxic masculinity, trans, transcommunity, transfeminism, transgender rights, transphobia, traumas, unisex design, vegan beauty, vegan business, vegan cosmetics, vegan fashion, vegan feminism, vegan food, vegan lifestyle, veganism, vegetarianism, violence against women, well-being, wellbeing of cats, women made mute and invisible, women’s rights, zero waste Nov 7, 2022Nov 7, 2022 1 Minute

I tested a shampoo bar Geranium & Bergamot by Signe Seebid (EE) — did I find a shampoo bar that actually works?!

Given my long history of shampoo testing, I was waiting with excitement to receive my solid geranium and bergamot shampoo, which Signe Seebid sent to me to try.

D. beauty products, brand advocacy, brand loyalty, choosing the right shampoo, classification of a product, company branding, conscious consumers, consume less, consumption, Cristy Aren, cruelty free, cruelty-free living, design, design decisions, dry shampoo, ecological footprint, ecological issues, ecological packaging, ecological sustainability, economic responsibilities, economic sustainability, economy, EE, entrepreneurship, environmental footprint, environmental impact, environmental values, environmental responsibilities, environmentally friendly packaging, environmentally responsible cosmetics, Estonia, ethical values, family business, Geranium & Bergamot by Signe Seebid, going zero waste, good foaming, graphic design, graphical messages, handmade, Happy Hair Day, less waste, liquid shampoo, local production, low-waste, mindful consumption, miscellaneous, natural cosmetics, online store, package design, paraben-free, plastic free, preservative-free, product testing, Salong Viis Tähte, sensitive skin, shampoo powder, Signe Seebid, solid cosmetics, solid shampoo, Tallinn, vegan beauty, vegan cosmetics, vegan shampoo, zero waste Dec 15, 2021Dec 15, 2021 3 Minutes

For INTOA design, waste is a treasure: Helena Hannula (INTOA design; FI)

"I don’t want to cause increase in the world’s waste load but rather reduce it with my choise of using recycled materials. For the brand, waste is a treasure!"

D. animal species, climate change, climate crisis, crafts, custom accessories, design, design decisions, destructive entrepreneurship, eating less meat, economic sustainability, endangered species, entrepreneurship, environmental footprint, environmental impact, environmental values, environmental responsibilities, equality, ethical sustainability, FI, Finland, fossil fuels, global temperatures, Globe Hope, greenwashing, Helena Hannula, home textiles, innovation, interviews, INTOA design, justice, less waste, local production, low-waste, minimalism, minimalist design, production waste goods, productive entrepreneurship, rebranding, recycled jeans, recycled materials, recycled rag rugs, recycling, reducing, renewable energy sources, repurposing, respect for all life, Seija Lukkala, solar power, sustainability, sustainable design, sustainable development, sustainable lifestyle, Tampere, textile design, tolerance, unproductive entrepreneurship, upcycling, visual culture, wind power Apr 14, 2021Aug 18, 2021 8 Minutes

Four generations of experience in the footwear sector: Nicola Masolini (RE-BORN; IT)

RE-BORN is a family-run company.

D. Center for Sustainable Business, circular economy, conscious consumers, consumption, creative activism, creativity, design, design decisions, economy, entrepreneurship, environmental footprint, environmental impact, environmental responsibilities, ethical fashion, ethical sustainability, ethical values, family business, going zero waste, handmade, interviews, IT, Italy, Kevin Moss, less waste, local production, Nicola Masolini, online store, production waste goods, RE-BORN, recycling, reducing, reusing, slow fashion, sustainability, sustainable design, sustainable development, unisex design, upcycling, zero waste Feb 15, 2021Feb 14, 2021 3 Minutes

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