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Accessible Fibreshed – By Jade Ogden

 

I was delighted to secure a South West England Fibreshed bursary earlier this year to help raise awareness of Fibreshed and make it more accessible. It enabled me to deliver a series of workshops to inform people with learning disabilities about fast fashion and the benefits of local, natural fibres.

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