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VOICE Ireland: Inspiring Change for Fashion

VOICE Ireland is an environmental NGO who’s mission is to reduce waste and promote circular economy. Fabric of Change, the very website you're currently on is a space for learning, reflecting, and reimagining how we interact with clothes. Built by VOICE, this platform is here to help you explore the global issues tied to the fashion industry and take practical steps toward a more sustainable future.

What Is Fabric of Change?

Fabric of Change is more than a resource; it’s an invitation to rethink fashion. Here, you can:

Workshops That Make a Difference

To bring these ideas to life, we offer workshops for schools, workplaces, and community groups. These sessions are interactive and thought-provoking, designed to spark conversations and inspire practical change.

What You Can Expect:

Beyond the Workshops

This workshop is part of a wider offering from VOICE Ireland. We also runs workshops on other pressing issues, such as food waste and plastic reduction.

Our workshops can be seen as a series of interconnected sessions that build a comprehensive understanding of what sustainability is about today. By exploring the waste streams we interact with daily—from food to plastics to textiles—participants can trace the roots of overproduction and overconsumption.

Together, we delve into the systemic changes needed to address these issues and empower individuals to become part of the solution.

Join Us

If you’ve made it this far, you’re already part of the conversation. Whether you want to learn more, start a discussion at your school or workplace, or simply take the next step on your own journey, we’re here to help. Reach out to us anytime through the contact form or at:

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