The Starfish Project: Changing Lives Through Ethical Jewellery Fair trade. Survivor Made. How Fair Trade Jewellery Brings Hope to Women in Asia Starfish began in...

If you’re new to Kyrgies, they’re beautiful, handmade wool slides from Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgies have partnered with a women-owned factory in Bishkek that pays fair wages...

Maadili Collective fosters partnerships with small-scale artisan communities in Uganda where opportunities are limited or non-existent in order to promote economic freedom and stability.

Kenshi produce fantastic candles and even better is the business is a proud member of Social Traders.

Gardens of the Sun jewellery is produced in the most environmentally, socially and culturally responsible way possible. 

Creative Women Founded in 2004, Creative Women is a social enterprise working with over 1,400 women in 9 countries. Committed to long term artisan partnerships...

"We want to grow our business from a small seed to a giant tree, so it can stay strong, just like our culture." - Gayangwa...

O My Bag have worked very hard to achieve a B Corp rating for human rights and sustainability, as well as a precious World Fair...

"Sometimes the smallest pebble can cause the mightiest ripple"  This is an edited version of Bron's lovely post. There is a firm clear line between...