Website changes and new items!

Feb

03
2010

If you haven’t been to Stop Traffick Fashion lately you should stop by and check it out!  We’ve made a lot of changes in the past couple of weeks.  First, we’ve re-designed our home page.   We love the new product shots and there’s also a new link to all of our press.  Our blog also now has a widget displaying all of our latest tweets.  If you’re already on Twitter be sure to follow us to get the latest news about human trafficking.  If you aren’t into Twitter you can check out some of our latest tweets on our blog to see what all the fuss is about.  We post lots of great news stories from various NGOs and other anti-trafficking activists.

Finally, we’ve added a ton of new items!  Our collections page has been updated with several new collections including our all natural bath and body products, bags from Nomi Network and brand new jewelry from Wonderfully Made.  It’s almost impossible to pick our favorites but we’ll try!

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The Andrea Tote has already been very popular and our extra long multi-colored magazine necklace is finally online.  We’ve added a lot of new jewelry from Nightlight including the Vivacious Necklace and Bracelet, plus a new hobo bag in our London series.  We definitely want to mention the brand new collection of jewelry from Wonderfully Made.

Wonderfully Made’s model of social entrepreneurship hopes to provide an alternative income for girls and boys leaving trafficking situations. Sustainable jobs are created through producing high quality products desired by Western markets. The jewelry is made in Chiang Mai, Thailand and helps to provide hope and new life for survivors of human trafficking.  We especially love the Emily Necklace, Jasmine Necklace and Venezia Earrings.

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Emily founded Stop Traffick Fashion in 2009. She’d been becoming more and more involved in the abolitionist movement, and she decided to start STF as an opportunity to bring together the best of all products made by survivors of trafficking. She hopes her response to trafficking will inspire others to take action, even in a small way. Emily lives in Cincinnati, enjoys traveling, and has visited Hagar International and StopStart in Cambodia.

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