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Our popular youth education program teaches students in grades 4-12 about the social & environmental impacts of the global fashion industry, while empowering them with the tools and solutions to be more responsible citizens.
We created six short videos to introduce young people to the topic of sustainable fashion. These are a great way to gauge your student’s level of interest in the topic before purchasing one of our workshops below.
We’ve made the move towards fully digitizing our education program!
Go deeper and participate in a Challenge that has students putting what they learn into action!
Over the summer, we engaged an education consultant who helped us create our very first cross-curricular Unit Plan!! Using 21st Century Competencies, it is aligned with the Ontario curriculum and aims to promote the value of water in connection to the fashion industry…
My Clothes, My World (MCMW) was developed with a holistic focus, and includes a variety of teaching and learning methods such as leadership, active and inquiry based learning, democratic role-play, collaboration, value focused thinking, reflection and critical thinking.
We have been delivering these workshops in person since 2014, by our team of trained facilitators who are equipped with lesson plans that meet your school board curriculum. Over the past couple of years we pivoted to offer a mix of digital and live virtual workshops that suit all grades and a number of curriculum units.
Over the past couple years, we have digitized our workshops which means you can deliver them to your classroom whenever best suits you. All workshops come with a recorded presentation and a workbook with a variety of activities for the students to complete.
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Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics believes it’s their responsibility to advocate for environmental justice, animal protection and human rights, as well as giving back to grassroots organizations locally and around the world.
The Chawkers Foundation supports educational and environmental initiatives that also strengthen community and citizenship.
Toronto District School Board — My Clothes My World is an official education partner of the TDSB
Eco Schools Canada is a strong supporter if our program which scores points toward Eco Literacy, Stewardship and Healthy Communities.
KenDor Textiles is a generous and ongoing supporter of the My Clothes My World program.
Ontario Teacher’s Insurance Plan (OTIP) supported the production of our free digital resources for students.
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