Latest posts tagged with #SPCH6B1Spring26 on Bluesky
This week, I've learned that embroidery is a huge part of #craftivism. This embroidered patch spotlights the gap between celebrity endorsement deals and the workers’ wages. It asks a big question about who really pays the price in fashion. #SPCH6B1Spring26
This embroidered handkerchief is part of a #craftivism project using stitched words to call out the people making big decisions. It serves as a clear reminder to hold our leaders accountable #SPCH6B1Spring26
We can help stop deforestation by recycling paper, wasting less, planting trees, and supporting groups that protect forests. Even kids and teens can make a difference when we speak up and care about the Earth’s future. Every action counts. #StopDeforestation #SPCH6B1Spring26
canopyplanet.org/forests
I love how this craftivism project took a known phrase and reclaimed it. It’s about condemning lazy excuses, demanding accountability, and using something creatove to say what others often won’t. #SPCH6B1SPRING26 #craftivism
Forests help prevent flooding, keep soil healthy, and protect water sources. Without trees, land can become dry, damaged, and unsafe for farming. The movement reminds us that forests protect both nature and human communities. #StopDeforestation #SPCH6B1Spring26
www.worldbank.org/en/topic/for...
This tiny knitted(?) rectangle that says “everybody is a potential refugee” is small, but it really stuck with me. The ability of craft to say a lot is the focal point of #craftivism #SPCH6B1SPRING26
Many forests are cleared to raise cattle or grow crops like soy and palm oil. We can help by learning where our food comes from and supporting companies that protect forests instead of destroying them. choices can lead to change. #StopDeforestation #SPCH6B1Spring26
www.britannica.com/science/defo...
This photo is basic and straight to the point. It’s a simple but powerful reminder that sustainability can start with small, everyday choices like repairing what we already have. Sometimes the most impactful statements are the ones we literally wear. #craftivism #SPCH6B1SPRING26
The critivism photo below is a simple craft, but the message carries real weight. It’s a reminder that advocacy doesn’t have to be polished to be powerful — sometimes the most honest calls for change are the ones made by hand. #critivism #SPCH6B1SPRING26
Rainforests are home to half of the world’s plants and animals. If rainforests are destroyed, many species could disappear forever. The movement supports protecting rainforests so animals, plants, and people survive. #StopDeforestation #SPCH6B1Spring26
www.rainforest-alliance.org/issues/defor...
Trees help fight climate change because they absorb carbon dioxide, which is a gas that warms the Earth. When forests are cut down, that gas stays in the air and makes the planet hotter. #StopDeforestation #SPCH6B1Spring26
www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/...
Deforestation happens when forests are cleared for farms, roads, etc. This can destroy animal habitats and increase pollution in the air. The #StopDeforestation movement teaches people why trees are important. #StopDeforestation #SPCH6B1Spring26 education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/def...
Forests are very important because they give us clean air and homes for animals. The #StopDeforestation movement wants to stop people from cutting down too many trees. If we protect forests, we protect our future. #StopDeforestation #SPCH6B1Spring26
www.worldwildlife.org/our-work/for...
