Amsterdam-based Arch & Hook first burst on the fashion scene in 2019 with a sustainable clothes hanger produced from Blue, a sustainably-sourced thermoplastic material derived from ocean-bound post-consumer waste plastic collected for the most part from four of the most polluting rivers on earth.
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New virtual sustainable fashion network launches
The Conscious Fashion Campaign has today launched a new virtual network for fashion companies to highlight their sustainability progress, in collaboration with the UN Office for Partnerships, Drapers can reveal.
The initiative, named The Conscious Fashion and Lifestyle Network, has been created in support of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals which serve as a blueprint for addressing the world s greatest challenges - from eliminating poverty, hunger and inequalities to reversing climate change and unsustainable consumption and production practices.
The website allows industry stakeholders such as brands, retailers and manufacturers, governments and non-governmental organisations to share sustainable solutions and report progress, thereby accelerating the sector s contribution to delivering the goals. Impact initiatives can be registered at sustainabledevelopment.un.org/partnerships/FashionNetwork.
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Exclusive: Working mothers bearing brunt of mental health problems in pandemic, poll finds
Burned out and fed up being seen as the default parent - working mums open up for the Telegraph s International Women s Day study 2021
7 March 2021 • 9:00pm
An exclusive Telegraph survey for International Women s Day 2021 has revealed the true fallout of the pandemic
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Working mothers have been left feeling burned out, exhausted and with deteriorating mental health during the pandemic, exclusive research commissioned by
The Telegraph has found.
Almost half (49 per cent) said their mental health had been negatively impacted by the lockdowns, while 59 per cent said it had declined during the pandemic overall. Half (50 per cent) said their physical health had declined.