Ethical Manufacturing Matters: Human Rights
Event description
Did you know the textile, clothing, and footwear industry is still one of the highest-risk sectors for worker exploitation?
As part of Ethical Clothing Australia Week 2025, we’ll be presenting Ethical Manufacturing Matters: Human Rights. Joined by a panel of industry leaders with unique insights and experience in the ethical manufacturing sector, we’ll be discussing systemic challenges within the textile, clothing and footwear industry – highlighting the critical role of fair work, supply chain transparency, and corporate accountability in shaping a more ethical industry.
Speakers:
The Hon. Dr. Sarah Kaine – Member of the NSW Legislative Council
Allison Rahill – Executive Officer, Australian Catholic Anti-Slavery Network
Eric Phu – Co-Founder, Citizen Wolf
Beth Macpherson – National Compliance Officer of the newly formed Timber, Furnishings and Textile Union
Conversations hosted by Clare Press – Author, Journalist, and Founder, The Wardrobe Crisis
Followed by a dedicated networking session, Ethical Manufacturing Matters: Human Rights is a must-attend event for procurement professionals, ESG consultants, business owners, students, and citizens concerned with worker exploitation and modern slavery in our local TCF industry.
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