Events

modeDurable empowers the next wave of content creators to educate the public about industry impact to seed and accelerate change. Aditi spoke on the labor panel on how influencers and media professionals can best understand, and disseminate, narratives around labor exploitation and sustainability.

In this panel, sustainable fashion blogger Aditi Mayer will bring nuance to the conversation of veganism– creating a radical movement that centers the human dimension and accessibility.

Create & Cultivate is partnering up with Timberland for an amazing Nature Needs Heroes event at their stunning NYC flagship on 5th avenue. While the lens on sustainability has been magnified in recent years, Timberland’s environment-first commitment has been ongoing. Timberland invited four conscious creators for an enlightening conversation on why putting the planet first is good for all.

PLANET HOME is a creative and immersive showcase of experiences that aims to accelerate mass adoption of actionable solutions to protect the health of our planet. During this three-day flagship event, PLANET HOME will bring together world-renowned leaders, artists, and talent from music, art, technology, policy, research, and more, to present their insights and ideas on how they are inspiring everyone to become an Environmental Solutionist. In this session, sustainable fashion leaders Aditi Mayer, Dominique Drakeford, and Whitney McGuire discuss the sustainability movement from the lens of Black and Brown liberation.

María, Lupe and Maura are three Latina immigrants struggling to survive in Los Angeles sweatshops. But one day, determined to win basic labor protections, they embark on a three-year odyssey that will transform their lives forever. Compelling, humorous, deeply human, Made in L.A. is a story about immigration, the power of unity, and the courage it takes to find your voice. In honor of Fashion Revolution Week please join us for a special screening and discussion of this powerful documentary. Panel talk immediately following film with special guests, including garments workers sharing their firsthand experiences.

The BEACON Project is a rotating video installation fusing art and contemporary social and political issues. BEACON is a compilation of next generation artists and their thoughts, ideas, reactions, emotions, and actions in response to social issues. The BEACON Project: Torrance will feature a variety of artists focused on the following 7 themes; Consent, Black,  America,  Undocumented, Camp, Migration, and Reproduction. Aditi’s work will featured a body of work documenting a matriarchal farming community in rural Nepal in line with the theme Patterns and Paths of Migration in the 21st century.