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Visual display and merchandising for an ethical fashion industry, Connie Ulasewicz

The focus of the assignment presented by Connie Ulasewicz from San Francisco State University, USA, in Visual Display and Merchandising for an Ethical Fashion Industry is for students to create window displays with the primary objective of motivating passersby to stop, think and learn about some part or process of ethical fashion creation.

This teaching activity has been taken from Parker, L. and Dickson, M.A. (2009) Sustainable Fashion: A Handbook for Educators, Bristol: Labour Behind the Label. Download the whole publication here.

1. Level	FE, UG
2. Pre-requisite knowledge required by educators	C. Some knowledge of discipline required
3. Pre-requisite knowledge required by students	D. Specific knowledge required (specified): Colour and design
4. Number of students	12-100
5. Length of time required	Semester
6. Type of activity	Group work, Ideas for projects, assignments and briefs, Practical
7. Discipline	Marketing
8. Topics covered	Student / educator defined

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Visual display and merchandising for an ethical fashion industry, Connie Ulasewicz

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