writing
Emma writes things. She likes to write about animal rights, sustainability, ethical fashion, mental health, child protection and feminism.
Fashion Journal, Good On You, Earth Island Journal, Plant Based News, Vilda Magazine, The Green Hub, Eluxe Magazine, and more have published her work. Emma is also the fashion writer for print magazine Nourish.
See a selection of Emma’s articles, arranged by publication, below.
Emma might write for you, if you ask.
Please note, this page is only updated irregularly. More articles, reports and writing from Emma can be found across Collective Fashion Justice’s website.
Fashion Journal:
Why I Tell Anyone I Might Be Intimate With That I Was Abused
We All Love Locally Made Fashion, But Where Are the Materials Really From?
Why Cruelty-Free Makeup is More Complicated Than it Sounds
plant based news:
Faux Fears Over Vegan Leather: What The Leather Industry Doesn’t Want You To Know
The Leather Industry Is Hypocritical To Complain About 'Misleading' Vegan Labels
Is Fashion Really ‘Vegan’ if it Involves Human Exploitation?
Should Vegans Ditch Their Animal Goods as Soon as They Transition?
A Lesser of Two Evils: Animal Leather and Common Synthetic Leather Alternatives
Earth Island Journal:
Why Do We Talk About the Impact of Burgers But Not Bags?
The Green Hub:
What Exactly is a Fashion Supply Chain? And How to Tell if a Brand is Ethical
Why Empathy is Underrated
A Practical Guide to Vegan Leather and the Eco-Friendly-ish Options Available
7 Zero Waste Beauty Brands You Need In Your Makeup Bag
… and more
Farm Transparency Project:
What is Intersectional Activism and Why Does it Matter?
Racism During COVID-19 and to Justify Speciesism
Importance of Consistent Ethics in Fashion
Is Veganism Only About Animals?
… and more
good on you:
Is Leather a By-Product of the Meat Industry?
The Human Rights Issues Behind Fashion’s Animal Supply Chains
Material Guide: How Sustainable and Ethical is Wool?
Material Guide: How Sustainable and Ethical is Leather?
… and more
Sustainably Chic:
What is Tencel?
What is Hemp Fabric, Why it’s Sustainable and Ethical Clothing Brands Who Use It
What’s the Fuss About Organic Cotton?
How the Fashion Industry Contributes to Deforestation
What is Viscose, and is it Always Unsustainable?
… and more
Eluxe Magazine:
We Need to Talk About the Mental Health of Abattoir Workers
What’s Better: Buying Ethical Labels or Thrifting?
Sentient Media:
Fashion Gets Far Less Focus From Animal Activists — That Needs to Change
Wool Production is Accelerating the Biodiversity Crisis
SANS BEAST:
Should Tanned Leather Be Called ‘Natural’?
Is Leather Environmentally Sustainable?
vegan rising:
Feminism and Veganism
Bovines Used for Their Flesh
Bovines Used for Their Skin
kinds of grace:
Is Wearing Faux Leather Promoting Animal Cruelty?
8 Australian Vegan Designers Who’ve Gone Global
Banning Exotic Skins Won’t End Animal Cruelty
Seven of the Cutest Reasons to Support Vegan Fashion
… and more
it’s all fluff:
No Earth to Spare
How to be More Eco-Minded and Not Cry
Obsessed With Balance
My Friend is Sad
Animal Liberation Victoria:
Dressing Vegan for the Planet
The Animal Victims of Australia’s Bushfires
Animal Testing: Vanity Over Morality
Is Wearing Leather Like Wearing Fur?
False Claim of Transparency From National Farmers’ Federation
… and more
vilda magazine:
Is Your Makeup Really Cruelty-Free?
astrophe magazine:
Your Clothes Can Curb the Climate Crisis
Consider Black Fridye
moss magazine:
There’s Wool Pulled Over Our Eyes
Is Wool Really a Cruelty Free Material? The Truth Uncovered
What is Total Ethics Fashion?
trend prive magazine:
Getting Under a Thick Skin of Deceit… an In-Depth Look at the Truth About Leather
abillion:
Conscious, Uncomplicated, Yet Nourishing Skincare
10 Reasons to Choose Wool Alternatives
The DJ Tigerlily BLOG:
Duck Shooting