Sustainable Fashion Wales (April 2018): ...here is an excellent example of #ethical community: primary school young #ethicaldesigners contributing to a global #ethicalfashion campaign for @Fash_Rev.. designs will be featured at our upcoming show during #fashionrevolutionweek #EthicalHour @EthicalHour #FashionRevolution

Penyrheol D&T Dept (2017): 'KS3 pupils identifying where their school uniforms come from using @fash_rev resources. Ask #WhoMadeMyClothes #FashionRevolution #FashRev'

Virginia Commonwealth University, Qatar (2016). Student Ambassador, Rad Evidientes got students involved in Fashion Revolution. They put post-it stamps on a board of their favourite fashion brands and where they thought their clothes were made.

Fashion Fight Club, New York (2016). Fashion Fighters reconstructed fashion waste into meaningful outfits and unwanted clothing was brought for a clothes swap. Attendees were also instructed to wear a treasured item on the day to show an emotional connection with their clothing and in support of JUST.

Royal College of Art, Kensington (2016). Held a free showing of 'The True Cost' documentary.

Fashion Institute of Technology, New York (2016). Elizabeth Cline, author of 'Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Fashion' held a talk at the college.

Escuela de Moda Liper, Spain (2016). Students set up a Fashion Revolution window display at their school and also took photos with #quienhizomiropa posters.

London College of Communication (2016). Student ambassador, Chloe Mattei created a pop up exhibition in her local scrap store using scrap materials to form the display and impact visitors.

Business School Lausanne, Switzerland (2016). Students created a selfie booth for the background of their #whomademyclothes photos.

Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado, Brazil (2016). Students made beautiful…

Universita Bocconi, Italy (2016). Students created an information desk to educate others about Fashion Revolution and spread the word of the movement.

ESI Valladolid quiere enfatizar la importancia del diseño en la sociedad, y se une a la revolución pacífica propuesta por Fashion Revolution.

Business School Lausanne, Switzerland (2016). Business and Sociology students made posters to promote Fashion Revolution.

Fashion Institute of Technology, New York (2016). Student members of the Fashion Revolution committee organised events throughout April and May. These included a screening of 'Sweatshop: Deadly Fashion' documentary and talks from Elizabeth Cline and Colleen Hill.

Fashion Revolution Week en la EASD de Burgos

Quebec City (2016). Ambassador of FR, Genevieve R. Morneau organised a panel of four local brands in order to discuss the production of the clothes they sell.