CEO + Founder @Dressember, Advocate for women and girls, Punstoppable. Views expressed are my own, and follows are not endorsements.
Los Angeles, CA
Joined March 2009
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Blythe Hill of @Dressember has helped raise $15 million for anti-trafficking work. She and @WinnClaybaugh discuss how no matter where you are in your life, you can help causes that matter to you. Available at MASTERSbyWinnClaybaugh.com or on your favorite podcast platform.
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I choose to challenge the reality that being a woman means I am unsafe
I choose to challenge a feminism that is not intersectional & disregards racism
I choose to challenge a world in which all women do not have the equality we deserve #ChooseToChallenge #InternationalWomensDay
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Men, not women, need to change their behaviour.
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It is not women who are the problem here, it is men. The criminal justice system fails women and lets men off the hook. Let's have action. My speech in parlt. 1/2👇 #SarahEverard #IWD2021
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An incredible line up of panelists including @mspaulapresents @clairehoppe and our very own @ecofashionista on @Dressember's panel on sustainable fashion and addressing how this intersects with human rights & labour, with CEO / Founder @blitheblythe
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The weather situation in Texas continue to get worse. I went looking for a way to help and came across @feedtheppldfw
I donated to their Venmo account feedthepeopledallas. I’ve included a list of charities in other cities as well. 🤍
ALT A description of worsening weather in TX. People don’t have power or food or running water.
ALT A list of charities in major TX cities to donate to.
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The #fastfashion industry is hopelessly tangled up with #labortrafficking and environmental degradation. So we made a list of common labels and certifications so you can shop ethically, easier. dressember.org/blog/certific…
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Fast fashion companies have started to change their practices. More large brands have created lines that strive to follow #sustainablepractices and guidelines. But should we shop from #fastfashion ethical lines? Here's a few tips to help you decide: dressember.org/blog/sustaina…
Blythe Hill retweeted
Self-love is revolutionary. We cannot fight for others when we're fighting a war inside ourselves. Compassion is a power that we first bestow on ourselves & then give away through our actions—to people, to our planet. When we recognize this, that is when love becomes our legacy.
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Interesting. I've given to @Dressember many times over the years and have always found their financial reports thorough and convincing. I also just received an email from them telling me about a young woman freed from slavery through a @Dressember partners work.
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Just a few spots remain!
Join us at 3pm ET today for a conversation between Marissa Peden of @Dressember and @JTIP_State Amb. John Richmond.
Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Or, watch the livestream (activates at 3pm ET): facebook.com/officialdressem…
#EndTrafficking
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After 11 years of dresses in December, our CEO/Founder @blitheblythe is committing to a month of ties this December. While it’s less about the article of clothing and more about solidarity with the cause, she hopes it will garner attention and inspire more people to join in!
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Runaway, homeless, and LGBTQ+ youth are at a higher risk of exploitation and trafficking. According to @polarisproject LGBTQ+ youth are 7.4 times more likely to experience acts of sexual violence than their heterosexual peers.
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African American and Latinx youth are disproportionately impacted by child sex trafficking. According to the FBI, 52% of all juvenile arrests in 2014 for commercial sex acts were of Black and Latinx youth.
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Meet Beth, one of our top advocates from 2019. Beth leads a team in Austin, TX, and this past Spring she made and sold face masks, donating the profits to @dressember. She raised over $3K for our COVID-19 relief fund!
Blythe Hill retweeted
Every December @dressember we challenge our community to wear a dress or tie for 31 days to spark conversations about human trafficking. Over 32,000 advocates worldwide have rallied for the dignity of all people together.
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This week’s takeover is @Dressember! We’re a 501c3 org fighting human trafficking by equipping ordinary people to advocate. Through our annual style challenge, we’ve raised over $10MM for anti-trafficking work across the globe. Learn more at dressember.org!