Hello and Assalaam Alaikum everyone,
Thank you for dropping by.
So here I am for the fourth consecutive year participating in the Six Items Challenge with Labour Behind The Label.
Why I'm here?
I have decided to participate and support the Six Item Challenge for the forth year because I care about the millions of countless individuals producing clothes and accessories in factories and workshops around the world.
This year I hope to support fair trade certified cotton farmers and producers.
Hopefully by the end of the Six Week Challenge I would have educated a few people and raised a few pounds/dirhams.
What you can do?
Every little helps and your donation will provide Labour Behind The Label the opportunity to raise awareness about the rights of factory workers and improve their wages and working conditions.
Please click on my page to learn about my progress.
https://sixitemschallenge2016.everydayhero.com/uk/the-lilfairtrade-shop
Week Six
Apologies all! I've been busy working on my fair trade children's range and designing fair trade sustainable packaging with fair trade producers in Sri Lanka, Philippines and Nepal record week 4 or 5 but have recorded Week 6.
Week Three
I'll also attach each weeks videos as I record them.
Week Two
Week One
To learn more about Labour Behind The Label click on the link below.
http://labourbehindthelabel.org/
For those die hard eco fashion warriors who would like to read about my previous years campaigns I'll attach a link to my Six Items Challenges for 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 for you to read at your leisure.
https://www.thelittlefairtradeshop.com/blogs/news/126724103-six-items-challenge-2015-2014-2013-and-2012
Best wishes and regards to all the participants.
Here's to another successful Six Item Challenge 2016!
Sabeena :)
This August I continued to heal from my shoulder procedure (January 2022) and am learning to live with pain in my right shoulder.
My right shoulder was very painful and inflamed and I struggled to write this blog.
I attended a 2 day online webinar titled, 'Journey towards Meaningful Connectivity Exploring Value' with the Institute of Social Entrepreneurs Asia, (ISEA).
Joined the August 2023 webinar about storytelling with World Pulse.
I listened to guest speakers highlighting how to teach literacy to deaf learners from eKitabu, this session was organised by the World Literacy Foundation and Sun Books monthly webinars.
This month I continued to heal from my shoulder procedure (January 2022) and am learning to live with pain in my right shoulder.
I was very poorly and couldn't post about Plastic Free July 2023 everyday but hope to add short videos soon.
I attended a Zoom webinar titled 'The role of faith organisations tackling loneliness' organised by the Civil Society Consulting team.
Attended a Zoom webinar about social entrepreneurs and health organised by WISE women.
This month I continued to heal from my shoulder procedure (January 2022) and am learning to live with pain in my right shoulder.
I participated in the 2 day Loneliness Learning Programme organised by the Civil Society Consulting.
Attended the Fairtrade Foundation UK June 2023 Catch Up Zoom webinar.
Celebrated Eid Al Adha with my siblings.
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I'm Sabeena Ahmed owner and creator of The Little Fair Trade Shop. I've been an individual associate member of the World Fair Trade Organization since 2011 and together with my artisans I bring you a bespoke collection of ethically sourced fashion & gifts.
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