In March 2023 we’ll be learning the basics of embroidery and making from ‘deadstock’ or fabrics from the textile industry that would otherwise go to landfill. These are skills of protest, but can also be used to mend your clothes! We’ll make designs that show images of what in the world is worth fighting for (family or friends, the bush, plants or animals) with the words “no more coal, oil or gas”. We’ll send the finished works to politicians who need a reminder of what matters.
March 2023 – What’s worth fighting for
In March 2023 we’ll be learning the basics of embroidery and making from ‘deadstock’ or fabrics from the textile industry that would otherwise go to landfill. These are skills of protest, but can also be used to mend your clothes! We’ll make designs that show images of what in the world is worth fighting for […]
Learn the basics of embroidery to show images of what in the world is worth fighting for
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Campaign Details
Group Leading this Campaign: Joy and Mischief
Campaign Target Type: Government - Federal - Politicians, Government - Local Council - Councillors, Government - States_Territories - Politicians
Who this Campaign is Targeting: Politicians
Main Issue of the Campaign: Conservation
Campaign Ran From: 2023 to 2023
Campaign Outcome: Outcome unable to be measured
Outcome Evidence: No information is provided on how many members learned the basics of embroidery, how many finished pieces were sent to politicians, or what the impact of this was. (Ascertained May 2024.)
Year Outcome Assessed: 2024
Geographic Range of Activity: Local
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- Clean Energy Transformation (279)
- Climate change (1,258)
- Conservation (769)
- Environment (64)
- Mining (608)
- Other (306)
- Sustainability (140)