Learn how to design and think critically and build community as a sustainable fashion enthusiast.
DurationEver wonder who made your clothes and where they come from? Are you interested in understanding more about the impact what you choose to wear has on the world? Learn how to design and think critically and build community as a sustainable fashion enthusiast.
The fashion industry influences both human and environmental resources in many ways. Apparel giants employ nearly half a billion workers worldwide, depend on energy and petroleum for their fabrics and factories, and rely on agriculture for leather, wool and cotton supplies.
With the prevalence of fast fashion and the entry of recent mega-brands into the market, fashion has the potential to have a significant impact on the world.
Expect energetic discussions on fashion as a force for change. Look forward to exploring fashion’s social and psychological impact on consumers.
Plan to search out brands making a positive change on the mental health of consumers and the health of the planet.
At The School of The New York Times, we translate the knowledge and practices of The New York Times into educational experiences for diverse learners.
We encourage analytical curiosity while helping students sharpen important life skills and values such as equity, critical thinking, information literacy and the pursuit of truth.
Our educational programs explore important issues in media, business, politics, arts, culture, technology and other real-world subject matter.
Throughout our curricula we make a point of the importance of facts, fact-checking and sharing the truth. All of our courses are designed to help students develop the skills, values and competencies that will broaden their horizons and guide their educational and professional paths.
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