From wardrobes to bookshelves; we can all do our part in combating climate change! Join the BRAVE Ambassadors in this community-building event designed to raise awareness about the environmental impact of fast fashion, excessive consumption while promoting sustainable alternatives! Let's combine fun, social interaction, and meaningful action. By swapping...
On August 4, 2022, GOOD group ATX (FKA GOOD girls ATX) is hosting an all gender clothing swap at The Sekrit Theater. There will be a plus-sized section and drinks by Blue Norther. All are welcome to join, and participants must drop off items the week...
On May 15, 2022, GOOD girls ATX is teaming up with Central District Brewing to host a Spring Clothing Swap to refresh our community’s wardrobes and welcome the warm weather with an exclusive beer release. All are welcome to join, and participants must drop off items...
Hosted by Southwestern University. the Georgetown Green Film Series - The Georgetown Green Film Series was established to bring awareness to the environmental crisis through the visual arts by presenting films with an environmental focus for free to the Georgetown and neighboring communities. In addition to...
Sponsored Post - from Austin Resource Recovery Written by: Thomas Nguyen Did you know? It takes 5,300 gallons of water to make one pair of jeans and a t-shirt. That’s the equivalent of how much fuel it takes to fly a Boeing 737 from Austin to the heart...
Sponsored Post - from the City of Austin Office of Sustainability Meet Miranda Bennett, the founder of Miranda Bennett Studio, a sustainable clothing brand based in Austin. Miranda is an Austin native who moved to New York at age 17 to study fashion. Upon graduation, she launched her...
How do you take an industry that's responsible for producing 18,000 pounds of trash a day (in Austin alone) and make it more sustainable? That's the question local activists, designers, and businesses sought to answer during Austin's very first Sustainable Fashion Week, held earlier this...
When it comes to the environment, we spend a lot of time talking about things like energy, transportation, and food. These industries have major consequences on both our climate and our natural world. But there's another important industry that often gets overlooked in these conversations...