Has your ‘self-care’ routine been homogenised into superficial consumer-based activities? #GoodVibesOnly?

Georgia Nelson reimagines mental wellbeing in a COVID world.

Shame culture is preventing us from becoming sustainable. This is why (and how you can help stop it).


Standing against racial injustice means more than just performative social media posts.

Read, learn, share, donate. Uplift the communities of Black, Indigenous and People of Colour.

The Redress Design Award have announced this year’s winners, signalling a new era of conscious fashion designers ready to tackle the worsening global waste crisis.

Conscious designers that focus on responsible design and re-manufacturing from upcycled materials: welcome to the future of design.

Before humans, there was no such thing as ‘waste’. The Earth was this healthy, self-sufficient, thriving planet, operating in a balanced and circular manner, zen as shit. So what happened!?

It is the 100th year anniversary of ‘Women’s Equality Day’. Yet how intersectional is this day, really?

MENTAL WELLBEING

Haai 2020. You’ve been a helluva. But to be fair, you’ve also been a bit of an enlightener . . .

“I don’t know how you do this work” is something I hear quite often. And my response is always the same: Why not?

SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLE

Fanny Moizant is President and Co-Founder of Vestiaire Collective, the leading global platform for desirable pre-owned fashion — and she is an undisputed pioneer of circularity.

Recapping 2020 sounds like the abstracts of a terrifying, invidious fable. Catastrophic climactic wildfires. The outbreak of a pandemic. The causal exposure of inequity and vulnerability. That constant cognisance of individual powerlessness. And then the tragic murder of an innocent man (RIP George Floyd) and the underscoring of our deeply racist systemic architecture.

Frederick Joseph is an award-winning marketing professional, media representation advocate, and author of the upcoming highly anticipated book The Black Friend (2021). Yet more than this, Frederick has so importantly been on the frontlines of the Black Lives Matter movement, where he has been tirelessly demanding for justice for all black lives.

On this episode of GAF Is The New Black, Frederick and host, Jo Lorenz, talk about the Black Lives Matter movement, about social justice and about the perilous realities of cultures of entitlement.

Racism is the weed of equality and when it abides unidentified and uncontested, it infiltrates our entire reality. To eradicate the proliferation we need to teach our current and future generations about privilege and supremacy — and about how to have honest conversations about race.

Use our email templates to send to traditional institutions within your own communities, to insist they take action to dismantle systemic racism.