Denise Ho
Nov 28, 2022

It’s time to get intentional with sustainability communications

Even if climate stories are not considered ‘sexy’ by publications, comms professionals have a big role to play, according to a senior consultant at Mutant

Shein’s donation to textile waste workers in Ghana raised questions about authenticity. (Shutterstock)

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