Ethical Consumption

In today’s world, people increasingly consider moral and political arguments when buying or selling goods and services. You’ve probably heard calls to buy only domestic products or to avoid goods made in certain countries—possibly produced with forced labor. Products from companies using real fur or leather, or testing cosmetics on animals. Sometimes, there are calls to boycott products and services due to scandals involving company owners or top managers.

Tomorrow, in our space, we will discuss various ethical dilemmas related to consumption and explore what guides our choices.

At the Trainer’s Workshop, we welcome teachers and trainers, as well as anyone who wants to become a trainer or improve their teaching skills.

For regular participants, we can provide opportunities for hands-on teaching experience in schools and invite them to lead adult education sessions. But even if you don’t plan to become a trainer or teacher with us, you will still benefit from our sessions.

The workshop will be led by Darya Parafinyuk—trainer and co-founder of the queer initiative Heta Okei.