Week of 12/14
Can a business have a social conscience?
After spending the last couple of weeks reading and discussing our roles as consumer and the impact that may have on Human Rights – below is the Ethical Shopping Guide – I hope you use it and think about your next purchase – Enjoy the BREAK!! - M
ACCESSORIES
CLOTHING & SHOES
Fashioning Change (more of a service than a brand)
Hanes (they also own lots of well-known brands)
FOOD & DRINK
FURNITURE & HOME GOODS
HEALTH & BEAUTY PRODUCTS
JEWELRY
TOYS
Please take this survey for Ms Neff - http://goo.gl/forms/0TShdU8TRM
List of Goods produced by Child Labor or Forced Labor
**Posted after class** - From Whole Foods to Red Lobster: Stores, restaurants sell shrimp peeled by slaves, AP finds
What is the Current situation?
How does this industry/Company drive Human Rights abuses?
What alternatives exist?
How can this industry/Company be fixed?
What companies are weakening/strengthening Human Rights? (policies)
http://grist.org/politics/koch-brothers-larry-wilmore-nightly-show/
Jelly Belly Article - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/30/jelly-belly-anti-transgender-herman-rowland_n_4176093.html
Which brands fund GMO labeling opposition?
Buycott - http://buycott.com/